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4. Relationship Marketing in an e-

World

Spheres of Influence

Beyond the Circle

Outer Circle

Inner Circle

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Inner Circle Closest network—family,

friends, past clients Your best sales force Results in “biggest bang

for your buck” Building on established

relationships generates referral business

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Outer Circle> Casual contacts

Former clients Professional service providers Other agents Former classmates

> Establish and nurture connections to establish referral business

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Beyond the Circle New and not yet referred

prospects Consumer outreach to

develop leads and initiate relationships

Beyond to your sphere’s spheres through social media 51

Targeting Your Spheres> Different techniques

depending on the sphere> Opportunities to reach

multiple spheres simultaneously: Social media sites Blogs E-mail Technology 51

Social MediaFacebook, LinkedIn®, Twitter

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Connections you wouldn’t otherwise make 24/7/365 Get acquainted before making contact Share interests, ideas, information Share what is going on in your life

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Face to FaceObserve body languageEstablish of trustDiscuss in depthShowcase personalityDemonstrate service

and appreciationClose a deal

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Agent to Agent Attend real estate events

outside of market Host convention booths REALTOR® Association activities Teach real estate courses Include other agents in e-mail

distribution Social media groups,

REBarCamps56

Business to Business Local businesses want to reach

same customer base

Generate referrals

Build your own business roundtable

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Post-Transaction MarketingMarketing continues after transactionYou want buyers to remember who

helped them find their homeBest methods have a long shelf life or

provide a valuable serviceTestimonials

Agents lose repeat business because buyers never hear from them again! 57

Post-Transaction Marketing

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Exercise: Networking Opportunities

How do you network?

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Contact Management System (CMS)

Organize, sort, and track networking leads

Customized categories help you remember the details

Include personal information for future conversation starters

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Do Not Call> Bans telemarketing to residential numbers

on the national Do Not Call list> Exceptions:

Express written permission Established business relationship (EBR)

> Must search the national registry every 31 days and purge numbers of registered consumers from their call list

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Do Not Fax

Bans unsolicited advertisements

without the recipient’s prior

express invitation or permission

Fax must:Be clear and conspicuous

Include opt-out mechanism

Sender must comply with opt-

out within 30 days

Permission cannot be faxed

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CAN SPAME-mail must

include:Accurate header

and subject linesEasy opt-out

methodLegitimate return e-

mail and postal address

CAN SPAM MSCM Mobile service

commercial messages

Bans delivery of unwanted MSCM to wireless devices or domain names

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