About this episode

This episode discusses a new approach to client communication in real estate by focusing on asking for advice rather than making cold calls.

Salespeople have spent years blowing up phones with generic spam, making it nearly impossible to actually talk to a human being anymore. When you send a message saying you are "touching base," you are really just telling the client that you didn't bother to think of a reason to call them. It feels gross, it looks lazy, and it is exactly why your database is ignoring you. This episode breaks down the "Real Estate Advice" strategy, which is the first part of a seven-day series on how to stop being a nuisance and start giving people something they care about. The secret is simple: stop talking and start asking questions because people love hearing themselves speak. Sending a quick text asking for a few minutes of their time to get their opinion on the market, you flip the script entirely. You aren't forcing an update down their throat, you are playing chess by letting them be the authority. Once they start talking about the economy or the war or their own backyard, they eventually have to ask what you think. That is the moment they hand you the microphone, and suddenly, you aren't a telemarketer anymore, you are the expert they actually want to listen to. What to Expect: Why…

People in this episode

Host: Tristan Ahumada

Topics covered

• real estate advice
• sales strategy
• client communication
• listening skills
• market opinion

Keywords

• cold calls
• client engagement
• real estate strategy
• communication skills
• sales techniques

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