You know it’s crucial to stay top-of-mind with your database. But you may be wondering how to make the 33 annual touches Gary Keller recommends without annoying the people in your sphere of influence. Is there a way to drive real estate business AND give back to the community? To stay in front of your list AND make a positive impact? The answer is yes, and one popular strategy is to build your brand through client events.
Dan Baltzer leads a team of 40-plus agents with Realty Group in the Minneapolis-St. Paul area. He is also a coach with Club Wealth and a rock star when it comes to hosting engaging events for his clients and community. Dan is committed to making a positive impact and building his brand from a place of contribution.
Today, Dan joins me to explain how to create experiences that people will remember—and build your brand in the process. He offers insight around who to invite and how to plan and promote an event of any size, sharing the case study of a recent megaevent his team held at an ice rink over the holidays. Dan also describes his ‘guide their feet’ approach to building your brand at events and discusses how to leverage partnerships to make experiences more affordable. Listen in for Dan’s advice around creating an engaging experience and learn how to use events to drive business and contribute to your community!
Today’s Topics
- How Dan’s client events drive business and give back to the community
- How events allow conversations that come from a place of contribution
- Why Dan opens up his events to SOI, web leads and the community
- How Dan structures the 4-month planning cycle for a megaevent
- Why Dan recommends taking the word ‘client’ out of your event title
- How events help agents build their direct mail contact list
- The case study of Dan’s recent community event at an ice rink
- Dan’s ‘guide their feet’ approach to building your brand at events
- Leveraging partnerships to lower the cost of megaevents
- The value in identifying and delivering for event stakeholders
- Why it’s crucial to create an engaging experience where people mingle
- Why you should be working the crowd rather than working the event
- Marketing events through direct mail, phone calls, video, email and text
Connect with Dan Baltzer
Message Dan through Facebook at facebook.com/dan.baltzer, and check out his coaching page on Club Wealth at clubwealth.com/about/meet-our-coaches/dan-baltzer.
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