Copy By Marte

Professional Real Estate Copywriting

Real Estate Copyrighting
MENUMENU
  • Real Estate Prospecting Letters
    • Real Estate Prospecting Letters
      • Why Send Real Estate Prospecting Letters?
    • Custom Real Estate Prospecting Letters
    • Real Estate Prospecting FAQ
    • Prospecting: Why Send Multiple Letters?
    • Real estate investor prospecting letters
    • Prospecting Tips
      • Real Estate Postal Prospecting System
      • Why Drip Marketing?
    • Discount Codes for real estate prospecting letters
  • Agent Bios
    • Agent Bios
    • Real Estate Team Bios
    • bios for new real estate agents
    • real estate bio questionnaire
  • Marte's Blog
  • About Me
    • Contact Marte
    • Why Choose Copy by Marte?
    • My Bio
    • Testimonials
    • Fees
    • Samples
    • Web Copy Samples
    • Policies
  • Freebies for Real Estate Agents
  • Real Estate Copywriting FAQ
  • Real Estate Copywriting Advice
  • The value of first time buyers
  • Real Estate Blog Posts for Busy Agents
    • Real Estate Blog Posts for listing agents
  • Newsletter Opt-in
  • Real Estate Press Releases and Articles
  • Real Estate Books!
  • Your Real Estate Agent Website
  • Real Estate Property Descriptions
  • Real Estate Community Pages
You are here: Home / real estate marketing / How to Work With the Real Estate Clients You Most Enjoy

How to Work With the Real Estate Clients You Most Enjoy

April 14, 2016 by Marte Cliff

You can’t discriminate – that’s a given. But you CAN exercise some control over who you’re working with – and you can do it without breaking any rules.

Simply choose a geographic or home style niche inhabited by the people you like most – and focus your marketing efforts on that niche.

 Think about the people you know who fit the following categories, and then think about whose company you enjoy most.choices
  • Homes on acreage often come in a wide range of quality and prices, so you could deal with both upper and lower end buyers. One trait all of them will have in common is a desire for some privacy and space.  They’re apt to be animal lovers or gardeners – or possibly artists.
  • Homes in upscale subdivisions will attract people who want the security of neighbors nearby.  They could be people who want to ensure the quality of the neighborhood via Homeowner’s Association rules or subdivision CC&R’s.
  • Modestly priced, family-oriented subdivisions attract young families with children.
  • Waterfront homes attract wealthy buyers. Depending upon your locale, some of these people will be looking for a second home or vacation spot.
  • Homes in older neighborhoods could be at either end of the spectrum.  They could attract people looking for a first home, investors looking for rental properties, or ambitious do-it-yourselfers looking for a home to renovate.
  • Turn-of-the Century homes attract those with a reverence for history and a love of old architecture.
  • Condos attract busy people who don’t want to be burdened with yards to maintain.  They might be busily employed or busy with volunteerism or recreation.
  • Repossessions attract bargain hunters.  They may be ambitious souls who want to save money by doing their own fix-up, or they may be investors looking for rental properties.
 What other categories can you think of?
Choose the niche that your favorite buyers and sellers call home, then specialize.

Image courtesy of Stuart Miles |freedigitalphotos.net

Filed Under: real estate marketing, real estate prospecting, real estate success Tagged With: real estate marketing, real estate prospecting, real estate success

About Marte Cliff

Marte Cliff is a professional real estate copywriter with a past - as a real estate agent and then owner/broker. She understands the real estate business, the challenges agents face, and the wants, needs, and fears that real estate clients face. She also understands the psychology of marketing.

When not writing, Marte enjoys reading, gardening, visiting with friends and family, and spending time with her canine companions. She enjoys life in a quiet mountain valley with wildlife as her nearest neighbors.

Copyright 2015 - Marte Cliff, Copywriter | 1794 Blue Lake Road, Priest River, ID 83856 | 208-448-1479

Copyright © 2023 · News Pro Theme on Genesis Framework · WordPress · Log in