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Dan was reviewing some papers when Marie entered his office. ” Hey, you’ve been awfully quiet today. What’s up?” asked Marie. ”Oh, I’m just reviewing the results of this little survey I gave to several of my friends. I wanted to know how they would go about finding a new real estate agent if they didn’t know me. I interviewed twenty people and most of them said that they would look for real estate signs in their neighborhood to find a new real estate agent. They felt comfortable using an agent who had done a lot of business in their neighborhood.” “You mean that if a local person went on-line and found a home they liked, they would call the new real estate agent whose name was on a sign in their neighborhood instead of the listing agent,” asked Marie. ”Apparently so,” replied Dan. “I find that interesting. So much for enhancing your on-line presence. You’re better off farming a neighborhood and getting your sign up on as many properties as you can,” said Marie.” “Marie, you should always be working on your on-line presence and give your listings maximum exposure. What if someone transferring to the area from out-of-state found your listing on Realtor.com?” asked Dan. “You do have a point. I’m going to concentrate on getting more listings. It’s just so difficult,” responded Marie. “Marie, it just takes time and determination. You have to constantly fill your pipeline with prospects – leads and referrals that you get. Make sure that you are networking and following up with the people you meet who will be a source of referrals for you. Make good use of the leads you get when doing floor time. Get their contact information and stay in touch with them. Start farming neighborhoods where your niche client lives,” advised Dan.