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Drip Campaigns and Managing Incoming Leads
I will have my real estate license by the end of January. I am trying to put together a workable system for managing incoming online leads.
I put together the following (crude) workflow.
Essentially when a lead comes in (free buying guide, home appraisal offer, whatever) I attempt to make contact in person or via phone.
If I successfully make contact, then I prospect with them until the deal is closed.
If I am not able to make contact, then I initiate a year-long drip email campaign.
If I make contact, but they are not qualified, then I initiate a separate drip campaign.
If I win a deal, I initiate a separate campaign for past clients.
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