1. Boost Your Business Make Yourself Memorable

2. Check In What did you do? What happened? What results did you get?
What do you think you’ll do next time?
Refer to your Sales Planner from last workshop

3. Meet the Expert Add guest speakers name
Use this slide to introduce guest speaker or top producer that will share their success or demonstrate skills. Insert Photo or Delete slide if not needed
Meet the Expert
Add guest speakers name

4. Distinguish Yourself Ways you can make yourself memorable:
Share something interesting about yourself.
Give your leads a unique item.
“60 second elevator speech”.
A combination of these 3 will greatly increase your chance of being remembered by your leads!

5. Share Something Interesting About Yourself
Examples:
“In my free time, I like to ride my bicycle around the neighborhoods and look at my inventory. It’s great exercise!”
“I always bake cookies for my open houses. I love how it makes the house smell!”

6. Give Your Leads Unique Handouts
Think of gifts that will make you memorable and help your leads remember you.
Tie the gift to your contact information.
i.e. Name, Phone Number, Address.
Align the gift with the Weichert brand.
Examples:
Neighborhood Activities Business Cards.
Seed packets that grow yellow flowers.
What are other unique gifts you could give out?

7. “60 Second Elevator Speech”
You are in an elevator with a lead. You need to convince them to work with you. You have 60 seconds to tell them your value proposition, and what makes you stand out. What would you say?
Examples:
“… I commit to keeping my customers informed at every step of the process.”
“… I make listening and understanding my clients’ needs my FIRST priority.”

8. “Elevator Speech” - Activity
Partner up and take turns giving a one minute summary of who you are and what makes you different from other sales associates.
Share your value proposition and what makes you stand out, so you will be memorable!

9. Go That Extra Mile! Build rapport and be genuine.
Provide your leads with a higher level of service than your competition.
Make sure you’re the Associate your leads remember when they are ready to move.

10. Fast Track Facilitator Notes
Session 2: Getting Started
Today’s Call Session
Make a minimum of 50 calls from your prepared list - Do Call List, SOI, OH Guest Registers, FSBO or Expireds.
Keep track and report progress on the board.
Record all leads and appointments made.
Utilize Prospect Follow Up sheet to set follow up call appointments.
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11. Fast Track Facilitator Notes
Session 2: Getting Started
Call Session Results
How many calls were made in total? (Calculate on flipchart)
How many appointments were made? (Calculate on flipchart)
What worked well for you today when calling?
What would you try differently next time?
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12. Grow Your Skills and Business
Call until you get 1 appointment – do this 3 times before next session. Goal is to secure 3 appointments.
Attend 1 appointment – appointment can be a buyer consultation, listing appointment (1st or 2nd), FSBO, expired or price improvement.
Come prepared to make 50 calls at next workshop.
Preview homes and take notes on property features.
Work an Open House. Follow up with all guests in 24 hours.
Take online training – “Making it Matter: Creating Value Statements”.

13. “The path to success is to take massive, determined action. ”
“The path to success is to take massive, determined action.” Anthony Robbins

14. Sales Planner
Add the assignments we just reviewed to your new Sales Planner.
Write down what you will commit to do by next session.
You have five minutes to complete this.
Ask me or a colleague for ideas and help.
Distribute blank copies of Sales Planner

15. Quickest Way to Boost Your Business
REMEMBER…
Quickest Way to Boost Your Business
Aim
for an
Appointment
a Day!
Work an Open House every week.
Know the inventory!
Get Price Improvements on listings 30+DOM.
Make 100 iCalls every week.
Work FSBO’s and Expireds every week.
Follow up!
1=18%
2=34%
3=62%
4=78%

16. “Success is almost totally dependent upon drive and persistence
“Success is almost totally dependent upon drive and persistence. The extra energy required to make another effort or try another approach is the secret of winning.”
Denis Waitly
Thank You