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March
17

Hello Everyone,

I trust you're all starting to experience a positive momentum in business this year. It's truly exciting to see growth, and I hope you're capitalizing on the opportunities that are presenting themselves. The key to thriving in an up market is preparation, and nothing is more vital than cultivating a robust CRM filled with strong relationships. These are the contacts who have received consistent touchpoints over the past months or even years — through 6-7 automated touches and regular phone conversations — positioning you as their trusted advisor and real estate expert.

If you haven't yet built this depth of connection with your CRM, and you're committed to a long-term career in this industry, I recommend making it your top priority. Start today, and make it your JOB ONE.

A highly effective way to begin populating your CRM with valuable prospects is through hosting open houses. But let me be clear — I'm not just talking about holding the open house itself (though that's certainly beneficial); the real value lies in the preparation beforehand. A day or two before the event, print 2-3 dozen invitations for your neighbors. The more, the better. In the invitation, mention that you're hosting an exclusive pre-open house event just for neighbors, with refreshments.

Then, hit the streets! Plan for 2-3 hours of door-knocking — if a resident isn't home, leave the invitation and your business card. If they are home, introduce yourself confidently and explain that you're holding their neighbor's property open for viewing on a specific date. Invite them to attend and share their opinions on the home. Emphasize that neighbors often have friends or family who are looking to move into the area, and you'd love for them to be part of the event.

While this strategy may bring some neighbors to your open house, the real benefit is that you've now met 25+ new homeowners who were previously unfamiliar to you. By keeping these interactions positive and professional, you'll likely connect with 5-6 or more individuals who will be eager to add to your CRM.

As highlighted in Ninja Selling, remember: for every $1,000 in income you aim to earn, you should have one person in your CRM receiving full treatment. So, if your goal is $100,000 in income, you need to be working with at least 100 people in your CRM.

Until you reach your target, I encourage you to follow the same strategy I did — and many successful agents still follow today: work weekends. Aim to hold 1-2 open houses per week for at least 3 weekends each month. And don't forget to door-knock before each one. Does this sound like hard work? It absolutely is. But laying the groundwork and building your business foundation is essential. The foundation of a thriving real estate career lies within your CRM.

I've been posting 6-9 open house opportunities each week, though the response has been limited. I'm incredibly proud of everyone who is surpassing their goals in production and income. However, if you're not quite there yet, now is the time to make the most of these opportunities. The market is buzzing with buyers, and we have an abundance of listings available. These open houses are valuable tools to fuel your business, and I encourage anyone who needs a boost to seize them.

If you're interested in hosting an open house this weekend, please reach out to me or any of the top listers in the office. Being part of a team with abundant listings can significantly support those who are willing to put in the effort to drive their own success.

This is the year. This is the season. If you don't take action now, there may not be another better time to roll up your sleeves and build your business. Let's make it happen!

TSW!

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