In almost every case, the campaign starts out with a pretty high response rate (I know there are a lot of you out there that despise the "extraneous" calls, but I've learned to monetize them, so I actually welcome the high call volume).

I'm using Chris chicos absentee owner postcard and yellow letters and results are good..I'm not saying there are not motivated sellers, I was just wondering if anyone follows up with the crappy leads because I would hate to be leaving money on the table or wasting money on mailing..it would be nice to monetize every lead if possible.

Obviously there is a better chance to monetize leads that don't fit your exact model, but there is the downside of spending a lot of time dealing with leads that don't fit your exact model.

Building up these pages definitely takes time, effort, and consistency but if you have enough followers/views you can begin monetizing your pages and that will bring you in an additional stream of income.

I have a real estate agent on the team, so anyone that wants to get retail for the house we will just list it. trying to monetize every lead that comes in since we are spending $$$ on these leads.

But THEY still monetized mE by my click throughs, time spent oN THE WEBSITE (aLL OF THESE STUPID CAPS ARE THE NEW APP) seeing adds, listening to the podcasts and maybe down the road a pro account when I finally stop beating around the bush.

The response rate for Post Cards in my area is abysmal which of course translates into fewer deals.What I did to offset the cost of the letters was learn how to monetize more of the leads, either through referral or follow up.

However, going through lean time in the past, I learned how to monetize leads that don't make sense for me by referring them to the folks that thrive on such things.I do not like Short Sales, Lease Options, Wraps or sub tos....anything with that much time and paperwork makes me cringe.

It's important to know if your correctly monetizing a property.

The ONLY things that matter is -Control and -Monetization, correct?