Zillow Premier Agent
July 8, 2019
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Did you know top-converting Zillow Premier Agents disregard less than 13% of their leads? Simply put, it’s in your best interest to hang onto most leads, even if they’re not buying right away.
Staying engaged with leads long term can be tricky, but there are three steps you can take to make the process easier — and more rewarding.
The first step in nurturing leads over the long term is building a database. A database will help you track all of your opportunities and feed your pipeline in a systematic way, ensuring no potential commission slips past you. Put everyone in your database who has expressed interest in buying a home, and be sure to segment them into A, B, C or D leads. You can learn more about segmenting leads in this training course.
Schedule specific days and times for maintaining and nurturing your database. Using a CRM, like the Zillow Premier Agent mobile app, will help you organize your days to efficiently stay on top of your pipeline. By adding more focus to B and C leads, many agents double their conversion rate.
The final step: getting in touch with those hard-to-reach D leads. Your D leads are those who haven’t given you a “yes,” “no” or “maybe” response. You should keep a high volume of these leads in your database, with the intent to move them into A, B or C lead segments. Here are a few tips to increase engagement with D leads:
Whatever happens, try your best to engage with every potential lead before you remove them from your database. Until you figure out a lead’s story, you don’t know if they’re a winner.
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