Hope you guys had a good Christmas! Right now Alex is in Gatlinburg, Tennessee with the family and is taking time off to enjoy the holidays. In this week’s episode, Alex shares some creative ways you can follow up with your sellers without being obnoxious! Remember, everything comes from the follow-up!

Key Takeaways:

If you’re near Gatlinburg, hit Alex up!
Hopefully, you already know the benefits of the follow-up by now!
You want to touch your marketing prospects in as many different ways as possible.
When holidays come around, you have the perfect opportunity to do something different with your cards!
You don’t want to be overbearing or obnoxious in any way.
Do you have sellers who are not realistic about their property value? Here’s a tip.
These subtle follow-up methods are what most people don’t do.

Mentioned in This Episode:

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Tweetables:

“A good 70-80% of our deals STILL come from the follow-up.”

“A lot of sellers are not realistic about what they want for their property.”

“If you have a hot prospect and you happen to be in the area, drop by and knock on the door.”

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