48. Create an Agent Referral Community With Jordan Davis
Sep 16, 2024
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Jordan Davis, an expert in building agent referral communities, shares her journey from being a stay-at-home mom to earning over half a million dollars annually. She discusses how to meet agents through social media and in-person outreach, emphasizing the importance of nurturing deep relationships. Jordan describes her referral network as a community of problem solvers and emphasizes strategies like touch campaigns and effective communication to maintain these connections. Tune in for her tips on creating a thriving, supportive referral community.
Jordan Davis emphasizes the importance of nurturing deep relationships with referral partners to foster trust and encourage advocacy in business.
Davis utilizes various outreach methods, such as social media and retreats, to build a supportive agent referral community that enhances collaboration and growth.
Deep dives
The Power of Referrals
Jordan Davis has mastered the art of generating referrals from other real estate agents, receiving between 50 and 80 referrals each year. This strategy has proven highly lucrative, contributing over half a million dollars in GCI annually for her business. By building meaningful connections with agents in various locations, especially those who frequently relocate clients, she ensures a steady stream of business. This approach highlights the importance of developing relationships that extend beyond basic networking, fostering a camaraderie that encourages agents to advocate for each other.
Building Lasting Relationships
Davis emphasizes the significance of nurturing deep relationships with referral partners to create advocates who will actively support each other. She engages with agents by attending conferences, joining local and national groups, and utilizing social media for connection and outreach. This relationship building involves regular communication and genuine interest in each other's well-being, which helps solidify trust. By establishing personal connections, agents are more likely to refer business, knowing the referrals will be well taken care of.
Creating Shared Experiences
To further enhance her network, Davis organizes retreats and gatherings for groups of women in real estate, which serve both social and professional purposes. These experiences enable participants to bond over shared challenges and successes while providing opportunities for personal and professional growth. Such events typically include activities that foster connection, education through guest speaker sessions, and collaborative discussions that address common obstacles in business. By creating these memorable experiences, Davis cultivates a strong network that continuously supports and promotes one another.
Managing Referral Processes Effectively
Once a referral is received, it is crucial to manage the process efficiently to maintain the trust of the referring agent. Davis ensures that every incoming referral is acknowledged with a thank-you gift to recognize and appreciate the action taken by the referring party. Her team employs a systematic approach using a CRM to track referrals, keeping all parties updated throughout the client's journey. This attention to detail helps to reassure referring agents that their clients are in good hands, ensuring continued referrals in the future.
Jordan Davis receives between 50 and 80 agent referrals every year, resulting in more than half a million dollars a year in GCI. That’s not by accident. Jordan joins us on the show today to teach us her ways.
Jordan describes the channels through which you can meet other agents. She talks about how to do outreach on social media and in person. Most importantly, she explains how she develops deep relationships with these agents, creating a referral community.
Jordan describes this approach as “Who are the people you want to live life with and solve problems together?” It’s beautiful and powerful. Tune in to learn exactly how.
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