Expireds Guide - Authorify

Chapter 5: Cultivating an Expired Marketing Process Why do you need a process?   1. You need something you can scale. ​ It's one thing to create a one-hit wonder and question  whether the magic will ever happen again — it’s another to have something you can scale so  it continues to grow your business.   2. You want something you can easily repeat. ​ If we can’t easily repeat something, we  aren’t likely to follow through with it.   3. You want something that can be improved upon and tweaked if it stops working  the right way.​ And, of course, your process has to be profitable. Otherwise, what’s the  point?  So there’s no doubt that a steady process is important. If we don't have a process and something  stops working, we are pretty much out of luck, since we had no idea what WAS working in the first  place.   Identify Your Leads  In the first part of the process, you want to identify the leads, the area you want to serve and the  prospects that are a good fit for you based on their pain points. These are three things you must be  able to identify to successfully generate listings over and over. If you're just blindly trying to chase  every rabbit, you're going to end up with no listings.   So how do you identify and qualify your leads? Maybe you’ll mail them a letter; maybe you’ll make a  phone call. Text is another way to reach out. Always keep in mind, no matter which method you’re  using, it takes about 11 touches to generate a listing. But to do this on a regular basis and avoid  contacting people aimlessly, it helps to build up a file and build out a follow-up process in your  CRM specifically for expired leads. You need a process so you can seamlessly repeat it in the future.   Depending on which CRM you’re using, you may be able to auto-send texts or emails at certain  times for certain leads, which can simplify your process. Most times, you can find an application  that will integrate with your CRM — for automated texting, as one example. Now, don't overthink  shopping around for a CRM — just pick one that feels natural and user-friendly for you. And if  that’s a piece of paper and a pen, go for it! An agent I talked to the other day literally had 50 leads  written down on paper, and he would check them off as he called them.   Maybe you think that sounds laborious and old-fashioned, but he ended up with three listings in 60  days, and he had another three deals in the pipeline, as well. It just took him following up 

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