This document provides information about generating leads from multiple online sources. It discusses understanding today's consumers, building a sales funnel, determining lead needs, and the most popular sources consumers use to research homes for sale like pictures, school data, and market conditions. It also profiles different age groups and how to target them, the importance of a consumer-focused website, tracking consumer interactions, and consistently following up on leads to improve sales.

2. • You’ll learn:
• Vital information about today’s consumer
• Generate and capture leads from multiple sources
• Most effective source’s to generate leads
• Building a successful sales funnel for your business
• What you need to think about…
• How many transactions do you want to average per
month?
• How many new leads do you need each month to obtain
that goal?

4. Generate
leads
Engage
leads
Convert
leads
Continue
relationship

6. WebsiteVisitors
Leads
Contacts
Active Consumers
Motivated Consumers
Transactions

7. • Picture and details of homes = #1 driver for consumers
• Emphasis on neighborhood and school data
• Market conditions are important for buyers and sellers
• Sellers search for home values
• Short sale/foreclosure benefits and traps have become very
popular
• Many more choices for consumers to gather content
• Search engines
• 3rd-party websites
• Agent websites
• Company-branded websites
• Craigslist

8. What information are consumers gathering online?
• Pictures and details about homes on the market
• Specific school information
• Neighborhood info and demographics
• Specific market conditions
• Short sale/foreclosure benefits and traps
• How to successfully purchase a home
• What is my current home worth?
Today’s choices …..what are the real differences?
• Google, Bing,Yahoo
• Agent websites
• Auction sites
• Trulia, Zillow, Realtor.com
• Company branded websites
• Craigslist

10. Who? Millennial
Age Under the age of 35
Motivation Most are first time home buyers
Pain Points Tech savvy; understand technology and search engines
Your Action Increase web presence and diversify lead sources
Who? Generation X
Age Between 35 - 47
Motivation Most have purchased their first home; looking to trade up
Pain Points Bought 1st home during thriving market; equity could be a concern
Your Action Establish value with neighborhood data and amenities

11. Who? Baby Boomers
Age Between 47 - 65
Motivation Downsizing or upsizing to include their parents
Pain Points Hit hard by the recession
Your Action Make sure content they are looking for is always accessible
Who? Traditionals
Age Over the age of 66
Motivation Typically looking to downsize
Pain Points Don’t use online methods as frequently
Your Action Leverage traditional marketing methods versus technology

13. VS.
All about location!

15. • Be committed and consistent
• Commit 2-3 hours a day toward lead generation
• Time vs. Money
• Which is more valuable?
• Patient and open minded
• No bad leads
• Determine where they are in the timeline
The quality of an online lead is determined by the quality of
the response…

16. Facebook
Classifieds
YouTube
LinkedIn Offline
Marketing
Twitter
ActiveRain
Referrals
SEO
Google
Yahoo
Blogs
Bing
Listing
Syndication
Pinterest
Craigslist

17. Consumers will find me
Consumers will type in my name
Consumers want to know about me
Consumers will call me off my website
Consumers need me for information
My website can’t be effective in marketing

18. Not consumer focused
Lack of traffic to website
Lack of out of town buyers finding me
No lead capture tool or forced registration
Ads are located on my website –too busy
Links or browser windows –driving consumers away
Importing leads into a separate contact management system

19.  Consumer focused, not
agent focused
 True IDX feed
 Updated, accurate
community information
 Value proposition lead-
capture tool
 SEO communities served
 Mobile technology capable
 Integration with CRM
Website must-have’s

20. • Diversified Sources

21. • Understanding the variety of online consumers today
• How consumers utilize agents and technology
• The power of utilizing theTop 5 search engines every month
• Consumers that opt in rather then being imported

22. homes for sale in anchorage ak
Consumer experience
homes for sale in anchorage ak

23. Attract motivated consumers

26. • Rule number one: don’t post listings!

32. Consumer
SystemWebsite

34. Your Website ListingAlerts

35.  Viewed home
 Saved home
 Set-up or refined listing alert
 Request more info on listing
 Zip code/neighborhood change
 Short sale/foreclosure home
 Condo’s/Townhomes –HOA
 Viewed Market Insider report
 Pre-approval request
 Phone number

36. 0
2
4
6
8
10
<10 leads / month >40 leads / month
Units sold per year
1. Consistently add new leads
2. Follow up quickly
3. Engage with multi-touch alert/campaigns
5X
0
5
10
15
Login <4X/month Login >20X/month
9X
3X
0
5
10
15
<10% of contacts on
campaigns
>50% of contacts on
campaigns

37. At 211 degrees, water is hot.
At 212 degrees, it boils.
And with boiling water, comes steam.
And steam can power a locomotive.
One extra degree…makes all the difference. And, the one extra degree of effort in
business and in life…separates the good from the great!

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