3 Tips to Show Your Clients Gratitude During this Time

During this unsettling time, there is no doubt that sales have been fluctuating. With that in mind, a best practice would be to ensure that you treat your prospects and past clients with a sense of value. Here are a few ways you can show your prospects and past clients your appreciation, but still respect social distancing rules:

1. Call Them Regularly

Your past and current clients are the lifeblood of your business – they will be the driving force behind your repeat and referral business. So, express your gratitude for them by picking up the phone and seeing how they are doing once in a while. It will not only remind them you are around, but show that you care by remembering key details about their lives.

Worried about remembering all those details and when to call a client? Use a real estate CRM to help you do both. You'll have lots of information at your fingertips, and you can even enter in notes after each call so you remember what you talked about last. You can also set up call reminders and choose the frequency you would like to call an individual or group of clients, and you'll automatically be reminded when it is time for you to reach out.

2. Remember Birthdays and Move-In Anniversaries

Remembering key dates in a client's life really shows you care and are grateful for their business. It demonstrates that they aren't just another number to you, but truly people that you have built a relationship with. The two key dates as a real estate agent are birthdays and move-in anniversaries. Everyone enjoys being acknowledged on their birthday! Move-in anniversaries could even be forgotten by the client themselves, so you remembering really shows how willing you are to go the extra mile.

3. Help Them in Other Areas

A surefire way to show your gratitude toward a client is to help them in an area that you aren't getting paid for. This means referring them to a great plumber, electrician, interior decorator, or even caterer when the need arises. Doing so shows that you care about them getting the best no matter what the need is, and that you are happy to help them out because they are valuable and important to you.

Summary

Show your gratitude for your clients with these small acts, even after everything goes back to normal. They'll appreciate the gestures and in turn be more likely to come back or refer someone else to you in the future.

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