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Gene Hacker
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Best ways to market to busy agents

Gene Hacker
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Lake Isabella, CA
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I am looking for opinions on the best way to reach out to busy agents for my Home Inspection buisness. I have contacted the agents I know personally with great results but I would like to introduce myseld and my service to other local agents.

I have had limited success with mailing post cards. I will not spam anyone with email...I hate it and I know most people do as well. I have thought about stopping by offices and introducing myself, but agents I know that really produce are rarely in their office and when they are...they are very busy and usually with a client.

Any insight would be greatly appreciated.

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    Jonna Weber
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    Jonna Weber
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    Hi Gene- our brokerage has a meeting every couple of weeks, and businesses like yours often come introduce themselves and give our their information. I would check with your local brokerages to see if you can do so. Agents are always looking for new companies in the industry that are eager for business and do a standout job!
    Also - check your local real estate school. They usually have a home inspector come in to explain the process and then the home inspector distributes their info to the future agents. Good luck!

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