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Un-Marketing
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| Jul 12, 2006 2:58 pm |
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re: re: re: re: re: What Could Un-Marketing Do for a Realtor |
Crystal Pina
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Althea, those are great ideas. I loved your idea about the 9V batteries. That one is definately a keeper. One idea that worked out well was when we had a new law that required homeowners to put in carbon monoxide detectors in all homes, we sent out a copy of the law to our farm.
BTW, I'm Crystal Pina. I am currently an inactive real estate agent for Century 21 because I'm using my time and resources to grow my virtual assistance business. While I love real estate, I feel virtual assistance is closer to what I want to be doing with my life right now. I'd love to be working with a buyer right now but really don't want to put the time or energy into a listing right now.
CK, the best advice someone gave me when I first started selling was to plant roots. When other companies tried to woo me over, it was easy for me to think about my roots and decline their offer. I have a great company and office jumping can hurt when your clients come looking for you. I noticed too that people who've been in the business for eons stay put. The ones that do move agonize over the decision before making a move.
Another helpful hint, when you list a property, the day you put your stake in the ground, knock on the door 10 houses to the right, and 10 to the left and the 20 directly across the street. Introduce yourself to the neighbors, tell them that you just listed the home and tell them you know that when they see the sign, that they might have questions, so you're there to answer any questions or concernes they might have (everyone wants to know the asking price) and invite them to the open house.
Virtually yours,
Crystal Pina, Virtual Assistant
Crystal Visions VA Services ~ Every success began with a vision.
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