• Home
  • Contact Us
  • Log In
  • RWB
  • My Account

Metamorphosis Consulting, Inc.

Management Consulting Firm

  • Welcome
  • About Met
  • Services
  • Clients & Testimonials
    • All Testimonials
    • Legal
    • Medical
    • Real Estate
    • Small Business Mgnt
    • Wealth Mgnt
  • Cup O’ Joe Samples
    • Buyer Consideration Samples
    • Seller Consideration Samples
    • Prospecting Samples
    • Relationship Management Samples
  • Cup of Joe Members Only
    • Request A Marketing Piece
    • RWB
    • Buyer Considerations
      • Joe’s Buyer Top Choices
    • Seller Considerations
      • Joe’s Seller Top Choices
    • Prospecting
      • Joe’s Prospecting Top Choices
    • Listing Presentations
    • Selling Your Listings
    • Seller Price Reductions
    • Negotiation Strategies
    • Salesmanship
    • Relationship Management
    • Economic Considerations
    • Personal Productivity
  • Contact Us

2015 Prospecting: Scripts For Face-To-Face and Phone Prospecting

March 26, 2015 by Joe McAuliffe

Cup O Joe Header Rev Logo

3/25/2015

2015 Prospecting: Scripts For Face-To-Face and Phone Prospecting

Agents often wonder how to capture the interest of people that are looking at listings in the window, or that call the office. The key to success in either case is to make a sensational statement, or ask a sizzling question to get them thinking about your questions, instead of how to get rid of you. Here are some examples of phrases you can use:

"There's gold in them-there hills!" By Tony Oliver from Denver, CO, USA (Prospector) via Wikimedia Creative Commons

“There’s gold in them-there hills!” By Tony Oliver from Denver, CO, USA (Prospector) via Wikimedia Creative Commons

 

  1. I see you’re calling about (or looking at) our foreclosure list. Have you ever bought Real Estate at 50% off?
  2. Out of curiosity, where are you from? So, is Real Estate 50% off in New York, too?
  3. Have you ever bought Real Estate as an investment? If you could double your money in the next 5 years, would you be interested in hearing how?  (You are not saying they can, you are asking them a question. Don’t mistake the question for the statement.)
  4. Are you ever thinking of owning a home in our community (on the shore, beach, in Florida, etc…?)
  5. We have a two-for-one special today; do you want to hear about it? No, just kidding! I just wanted to see if I could get your attention and it worked. Continue to ask about FORBES.
  6. I know you’re probably on vacation, (or perhaps just looking), but are you familiar with the crazy things that have been happening here in the past couple of weeks (months)?
  7. It sounds (or looks) like you may have an interest in Real Estate, I’m terribly sorry but we’re all sold out. Could you perhaps check back with us next year?(Ha-ha)

Get away from talking so much. Instead, ask as many questions as you can, but be sure to answer their question first, then ask. It never hurts to break the ice or relieve the tension by adding a little humor into you delivery.

Finally, for every response you get, ask yourself why they are answering the way they have. When you can identify the reason behind what and how your clients say something, you can figure out their motivation and build rapport much more quickly.

Filed Under: Cup O' Joe, Prospecting

Search

Joe’s Top Choices

  • Joe’s Buyer Top Choices
  • Joe’s Prospecting Top Choices
  • Joe’s Seller Top Choices

Cup o’ Joe Categories

  • Buyer Considerations
  • Seller Considerations
  • Seller Price Reductions
  • Prospecting
  • Relationship Management
  • Negotiation Strategies
  • Economic Considerations
  • Listing Presentations
  • Salesmanship
  • Business Management
  • Selling Your Listings

Clients

  • Log In
  • RWB
  • Your Profile
Joe McAuliffe is a business consultant and strategist who has spent his career working alongside the country’s top real estate and luxury real estate organizations, including Sotheby’s International Realty, Christie’s International Real Estate, and Coldwell Banker, as well as wealth management advisors and attorneys.His work developing strategic initiatives also spans Fortune 500 companies, including AOL-Time Warner, Fortune Magazine, MIT, Oracle Corporation, Martindale-Hubbel, Lawyers.com, and USA Today.

Joe is also a frequent guest speaker at leading real estate and wealth management industry events.

When Joe built his approach for real estate, he adapted strategies proven with corporations and high-net-worth clientele into a focused, rifle-shot methodology designed for agents, teams, and firms. His private consultations zero in on the exact activities that move the needle, helping clients achieve both personal and professional goals with far less wasted motion than a generic coaching program. Joe is also a frequent guest speaker at leading real estate and wealth management industry events.

  • Welcome
  • About Met
  • Services
  • Clients & Testimonials
  • Cup O’ Joe
  • Contact Us
  • Blog
  • Disclaimer & Privacy Policy
  • Log In
(772) 234-0301 Office | success@metworldwide.com | 2014 © Metamorphosis Consulting Services, Inc. | Disclaimer & Privacy Policy