Marketing yourself as a real estate agent
January 23rd, 2008 by Damon
I’ve seen many real estate agents come and go over the years and the biggest reason they go is because they don’t understand that being a real estate agent IS a business. They get licensed to sell homes and they think they’ve found their golden ticket to freedom and wealth. However, many of them start to see how tough the business really is and quickly find another career.
Being a real estate agent IS a business, and the successful agents run their career AS a business.
There are many different products and services you can use to market yourself as a real estate agent and over the coming months I will provide reviews on many of these products and services and how you can incorporate them into your own marketing program. But to get started, I wanted to introduce you to the marketing plan.
A marketing plan outlines your approach to attracting potential clients to your product and helps convince them to buy. Without a marketing plan it’s like shooting darts in the dark. You may hit the bullseye if your lucky but for the most part you’re going to be all over the board. A marketing plan will give you better focus on accomplishing your goals.
Real Estate Marketing Plan
Many real estate agents are very competitive and that’s why I want to introduce you to a marketing plan from Action Plan. They offer a free Marketing Plan Start-Up Kit which you can download from their website. I really like their marketing method called the Marketing Ball because it uses a baseball diamond as a metaphor and shows you what you need to do to go around the field. Starting with home base and getting your marketing process started until you come back to home base to complete the sale.
It’s a great way to sit down and really think about how you are going to succeed in the real estate business. If you’re just starting out, or even if your a seasoned pro, understanding how you’re going to attract more clients and generate more sales will take you up a notch in your career.
Be Successful!
“Those who fail to plan, plan to fail”




















January 24th, 2008 at 2:20 am
Interesting information thanks for writing