Keep in Touch with Past Clients: The Ultimate List of Resources


Real estate marketing guide: the ultimate list of resources for keeping in touch with past clientsWe’ve compiled a fantastic list of resources, below, that’ll give you a ton of ideas on creative and effective ways to keep in touch with past clients, so you can stay memorable and “top of mind.” Remember, this is a key element to achieving a referrals-based business.

Make sure you bookmark this page so you have quick access to the list. Also, be sure to share this list with others by clicking on one of social media buttons to the left of this page.

How to Attack Your REALTOR® Database and Get it Working For You

This article highlights the importance focusing on the people you already know as a way to get new business. There are many notable occasions to reach out to your real estate database such as birthdays, first day of a new season, and more. Remember to set up reminders in your real estate CRM to reach out on these special occasions.

Relationship Management: 7 Ways to Keep in Touch With Past Clients

This article shows you some pretty creative ways to keep in touch. I particularly like point #1: Deliver some news they can use. Sending out useful and interesting information can help you establish credibility with your database and help you to position yourself as a “home expert.” A monthly e-Newsletter is a great way to do this.

11 Ways and Reasons to Keep in Touch

In this article, Sean Carpenter, Director of Agent Development for the Ohio NRT Companies, talks about involving the kids in your conversations with clients. I can’t agree more. Learn about your clients lives, their hobbies, their children, and make an effort to ask about these things. It’s a key element to relationship building. Make sure you record this information under the client’s profile in your real estate CRM so next time you speak with him or her you can reference it.

Staying in Touch With Past Clients Without Being a Pest

At IXACT Contact, when we speak with clients on the phone about keeping in touch, we often hear, “I know I should be keeping in touch but I don’t want to seem like a pest.” The reality is, if you’re keeping in touch in the “right way” you won’t be a pest at all. This article explains what that “right way” is from one successful Realtor’s point of view.

Quiz: How Well Are You Keeping in Touch with Clients?

This is a fun quiz that you can take to see how well you’re doing with keeping in touch. The quiz gives you some amazing ideas on how to stay “top of mind” with your database.

Reconnecting With Past Clients is Easier Than You Might Think

One big problem agents face is re-connecting with clients after a long time of not keeping in touch. If you haven’t been in contact with leads and clients in your database, it’s not too late! This article shows you a good approach to take when trying to re-connect.

A Multi-Channel Approach to Marketing Communications

With so many communication channels available these days, which ones are the best? Which ones should you focus on and which should you ignore? This article sheds some light on these questions and shows you how to create a “smart” communications plan.

What is your favorite article on this list? Leave a comment below!

If you enjoyed this post, please consider leaving a comment or subscribing to the RSS feed to have future articles delivered to your feed reader.
Opt In Image
FREE 5 Week Trial!
Sign up for a FREE 5 week trial of IXACT Contact's Real Estate CRM now!

IXACT Contact helps you build lasting relationships with past clients, hot prospects, and important referral sources, keep in touch with clients the right way, generate high quality new leads, and manage the transaction side of your business, keeping you organized and in control.

This entry was posted in Communications, Keeping In Touch, Tips and tagged , , , , . Bookmark the permalink.

One Response to Keep in Touch with Past Clients: The Ultimate List of Resources

  1. Direct mail marketing is best way to connect with all clients and it play an important role in building relationship with clients.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

*

You may use these HTML tags and attributes: <a href="" title="" rel=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <strike> <strong>