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5 Ways to Be a Memorable Real Estate Agent

Home Agents
By American Home Shield®
November 5, 2020
Reading Time: 3 mins read
5 Ways to Be a Memorable Real Estate Agent

A female real estate agent standing in front of a FOR SALE sign, with a senior couple African American couple behind her who could be prospective buyers or sellers. The house behind them is tan, single-family home with two-car garage. The agent is wearing a tan jacket, holding a brown folder of documents, and is smiling at the camera.

Building a strong repeat and referral network through long-term client relationships is a major part of growing business as a real estate professional. It’s important that the service you provide and the connections you form are memorable enough to prompt clients to recommend you to friends and family and call on you again when they wish to buy or sell a home in the future. What can you do to be a memorable agent? Here are five ways to make a lasting impression:

1. Be Responsive
Buying or selling a home can be a stressful time for your clients. That’s why they appreciate it when you respond to questions and requests promptly and completely. When it comes to being memorable, the importance of good communication cannot be underestimated. Return phone calls, text messages and emails as soon as you can. If a client asks for information, gather it right away and make sure they receive it. Always follow up to see they understand the answers or data you provided and find out if they have additional questions or needs. If you haven’t heard from a client in a while, take the initiative to check in on them. Offer regular updates and progress reports on listing activity, market changes and other real estate-related news to keep them informed and in the loop.

2. Little Things Matter
People often remember the small gestures that can make life easier, and the real estate transaction process more pleasant. Things like bringing hand sanitizer and cold water to showings, offering clients an umbrella when it’s raining and bringing in their newspaper from the driveway or their garbage can from the curb can make big impressions. Always look for little ways to demonstrate to clients that you’re always looking out for their best interests and putting them first.

3. Stay in Touch
If you want your client relationships to continue after transactions are finished, look for ways to keep in touch long after deals close. Send holiday greetings in the mail or electronically. Share market updates regularly as well as any information or links that might help them as homeowners. If you have extra tickets to local events, offer them to your clients for their enjoyment. Check in frequently to inquire about their family and pets as well as to see if they are still enjoying their home.

4. Close With a Gift
In addition to thanking clients for their business, the gesture of a closing gift can serve to remind clients of the important service you provided, and the relationship you built with them. Try to choose closing gifts that will last over time, such as something for their home or garden. Candlesticks, serving trays, a small tree to plant, a garden sculpture or a framed rendering of their home can all be proudly displayed, and a reminder of the successful transaction spearheaded by you.

5. Include American Home Shield Home Warranties in Transactions
One of the best ways to show clients that you care about them is to include American Home Shield real estate home warranties with every transaction. Each time clients have a covered repair handled, they will be grateful to you for the budget protection and the repair solution provided by their home warranty plan. American Home Shield’s Livable and Forgivable Coverage is built for every day, real life, with no age limits, no inspections and no maintenance records required. Livable and Forgivable Coverage can mean less frustration, higher client satisfaction and more appreciation for you.

Another way to stay on your clients’ radar is to connect through social media. Be sure to follow your clients on their preferred social media platforms where you can interact with them and keep up with what’s happening in their lives.

For more articles like this, visit the American Home Shield® Home Matters Blog.

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