Different Ways to Use Real Estate Postcards
Real
estate sales are all about aggressive marketing. Every month prospects are
thinking of buying or selling homes. In any given neighborhood, about five to 7
percent or more homes are sold or purchased each year. There is a lot of
movement in the United States, and people are buying and selling homes
constantly. Couple this with new homeowners and you can get an estimate of the
millions of homes brought and sold each year.
Real
estate postcards are an essential tool in every real estate agent's toolkit. They
are one of the cheapest and most effective ways of advertising, however having
said that, you need to know how to use your real state postcards
effectively.
Real
estate postcards are an effective way to generate such leads. Let's look at
some of the different ways you can use real estate postcards to improve your
business.
Just
sold your neighbor's home postcard.
After
you have closed a listing in an area, this postcard allows you to reach out to
neighbors with the property's details, your elevator pitch, and contact
information.
Just
Listed Postcards
After
you have listed a home in an area, this postcard allows you to reach out to
neighbors with the property's details, your elevator pitch, and contact
information. Your prospects pick up such postcards as everyone is interested in
properties listing and selling in their neighborhood.
Open
House Postcards
An
open house postcard helps provide users with the property details and generates
foot traffic of people who might be interested in visiting the property. These
postcards also help you to have conversations with the people who visit the
open house and, in many cases, help you build a list of prospects who may be
interested in selling or buying in the future.
Under
Contract Postcards
These real estate postcards are
an excellent way to generate interest amongst buyers and give them a feeling
that the real market is hot. Once your listing has received an accepted offer,
you can send out the Under Contract postcards right after the just listed
postcard. If the time gap between the two postcards is short, it's a sign that
buyers are eagerly searching for homes in that area.
There
are several other types of real estate postcards which can be sent
periodically. These are market update postcards; holiday and event postcards
that also help you keep your brand in front of your prospects.
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