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š” Don't Be Forgettable! How To Nail Your 1st Impressions.
Think of the last person you met...what was your first impression of them and why?
Good morning, agents! āļø In real estate, you donāt get a second chance to make a first impressionāand forgettable agents donāt win business.
Todayās newsletter is all about how to stand out from the start. Weāre sharing quick, powerful strategies to make sure youāre remembered for the right reasonsāwhether itās online, at the door, or across the table.
If you want more listings, more loyalty, and more referrals, it all starts with how you show up.
Letās make every first impression count. š”šÆ
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DON'T BE FORGETTABLE! HOW TO NAIL YOUR 1ST IMPRESSIONS.
We've all heard the famous and true saying: "You never get a second chance at a first impression." Many studies have shown that the average person forms a lasting impression about another person after between 2 seconds and 2 minutes.
Think of the last person you met...what was your first impression of them and why? What do you remember about that encounter? Was it positive, negative, or neutral? Do you recall what they do for a living, their full name, if they have kids, and where they live? If not, perhaps they failed to make a great first impression. What would they say about you?
Many studies have shown that 75% to 85% of real estate clients, especially buyers, use the first agent they meet, so I'm sure you'll agree that this is something to work on and curate. This is something about real estate that you CAN control.
Your job now is to take a look at what your first impressions are both online and in real life. Howard Brinton used to call these 'Moments of Truth', or split-second judgments that the public makes about you. Are you friendly, trustworthy, professional, and knowledgeable or are you someone they casually meet and forget the next second?
Make a list of all of your potential points of contact or first impressions with the public:
Online
Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, your website, your online real estate profiles on Zillow, Realtor.com, your broker's website, your digital newsletter, and marketing campaigns, and any other apps or sites you use.
Make sure to look at your credit card statement to capture any profiles you signed up for and forgot about.
Offline
Your voicemail message, your sign, your home brochures, your car, your handshake, your directional signs, and how you dress.
Next, ask yourself these questions and polish up your profiles (first impressions) as necessary:
1. What are you trying to accomplish with each of these profiles?
Are you trying to attract buyers and sellers? Realtor connections?
2. What does your profile LOOK like you're looking for?
Are you a fisherman or a Realtor? Are you an investor or are you a broker? Both? Do you have any specialties? Are your previous employment profiles more prevalent than your Real Estate profiles?
3. Do you monitor your different assets or did you 'set it and forget it'?
Is the information someone sees when they Google you still accurate across all of your profiles? Are you using a headshot from 2003? It's ok to eliminate the old accounts that you're not even using anyway. Fewer but better impressions are ok.
4. Do you have any unfinished profiles?
Shadow pictures or blank descriptions look like you didn't follow through or maybe aren't even in the business anymore.
5. How does someone reach you?
Is your mobile number easy to find or is it just your broker's number? Is your voicemail always full? What impression are you leaving with your methods of communication?
6. Are you weird about being a sales professional?
Do you talk about real estate all the time, using up-to-date market information? Where are you posting and commenting that the public will see you and what will they think when they read what you wrote?
7. Do you look the same in real life as you do online?
Have you polished your 'look'? Malcolm Gladwell states: "Our first impressions are generated by our experiences and our environment, which means that we can change our first impressions by changing the experiences that comprise those impressions."
For example, if you are trying to break into Luxury Real Estate, but you only wear jeans or shorts, your impression may be missing your market. Even when you're not on real estate appointments, curate your look on Zoom calls, in the gym, or at the grocery. Remember that you have 2 seconds to 2 minutes to make an impression.
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FINAL TAKEAWAY
These are just a few of the ways you can make a great first impression. If you're still not sure how you're 'coming off', ask your Harris Certified Coach to deep dive into your online and offline impressions and get to work making the BEST impression possible from that first 2 seconds to 2 minutes!
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AND THAT'S A WRAP!
Your trusted mentors in real estate and community leadership,
āTim & Julie Harris
Harris Real Estate Daily
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