When you answer this way, you don’t gain credibility. You don’t sound very believable. You sound weak.
During a recent class, I demonstrated this point by making up (completely) five facts about the local market place. The audience was wowed that in the short time I had been there I knew and had committed to memory data about their local market.
I hadn’t memorized anything. I made up all the data. I gained credibility instantly, even though the data was a complete fabrication.
Clients using this method report that people’s demeanor is shifted in the correct direction. You become an expert. And you do it quickly.
Your MLS should have a statistics function that will allow you to quickly gather facts that you can use. Give yourself a reminder on your calendar for every Monday morning before your prospecting time to get the data, record it on a 3x5 card and carry with you. Always.
Want to know what are some of the possibilities are for data to commit to memory, write a comment at the bottom of this posting and I will tell you.
To your continued success.
1 comment:
O.K. Reg: You have me interested. Tell me the 5 things that would be good to use!
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