1. Customer Service and Professionalism
As a struggling realtor, it may be easy to remain focused on you and how poorly your business is performing. Instead, it's important to change your perspective and focus on the customer and how you can assist them. When a potential home buyer walks into your office, it's important to greet them warmly and lay out the red carpet for them. Don't serve with a mindset of desperation. If you do, that will bleed through and you'll turn away customers. Focus on what the customer is looking for since a home is one of the largest purchases they'll make in their lifetime. Remember to return phone calls and check voicemails within a reasonable time frame. These details will make a major difference regarding who does business with you.
2. Education
When you invest in great educational tools, you also invest in yourself. Applied knowledge is power. When you learn new things regarding …show more content…
With social media, it's important to figure out what the definition of your brand is. You'll need to lead with this in mind because people will reach out to you based on the value you offer. For example, if you're a realtor who helps first-time home buyers, consider posting articles about saving for a home and the process involved. You can facilitate video workshops on topics such as home maintenance and what to expect as a homeowner. Start an informative blog and post all the content on Pinterest. Make sure to have eye-catching graphics to make your content eye-catching and pinnable. Whatever your angle is on social media, make sure you deliver value to your audience and it will