Get More Appointments By Building Rapport First
When a person says, "My brother is thinking about buying, selling or borrowing," what do you do next?
What kind of information do you seek out about the brother before you make contact with him?
The first thing to do is gather as much information as you can about the brother so when you contact him you have some type of rapport.
Here are 10 questions to gather all the information you can about the person who was referred to you.
10 Questions to Ask Your Client About the Person They Referred
I recently had the pleasure of helping Tim Dorland and his family buy a great oceanfront home in Daytona. In the course of our conversation, your name was mentioned. Tim is a big fan of yours because (fill in specific information from your questioning) and he admires you a great deal.
Tim also told me that you and your wife were looking for property along the coast. I help people move from their current home into the coastal home of their dreams.
I told Tim I would call you and introduce myself, but I thought you might want to give him a quick call first to see what he has to say about the value of my help.
In a few days I’ll contact you by phone to see if there is any way that I can help you. Please know that because you are a (colleague/friend/family member) of Tim’s, I will respect your time and wishes.
I look forward to talking to you on the phone.
Your Name,
BY REFERRAL ONLY Consultant
What process do you use to follow-up with your referrals?
Reply below and let me know.
