Ken Brand

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Ken Brand - Prudential Gary Greene, Realtors. I’ve proudly worn a Realtor tattoo for over 10,957+ days, practicing our craft in San Diego, Austin, Aspen and now, The Woodlands, TX. As a life long learner, I’ve studied, read, written, taught, observed and participated in spectacular face plant failures and giddy inducing triumphs. I invite you to read my blog posts here at Agent Genius and BrandCandid.com. On the lighter side, you can follow my folly on Twitter and Facebook. Of course, you’re always to welcome to take the shortcut and call: 832-797-1779.

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3 Comments

  1. Joe Loomer

    Ken,

    Great post, great video, great advice.

    It also helps when the other side of the transaction does not provide the level of service that you do, or you exceed expectations because of the previous experiences of your clients.

    These ground rules are truly inspirational and speak to the bottom line – hard work pays off.

    You had me spitting coffee on my monitor with your efforts to get “unfurl” out ;) .

    Navy Chief, Navy Pride

  2. Louise Scoggins

    Great post, love the video! I think asking for referrals is something so simple that you can do WHEN you’ve done a great job and your clients are pleased. If your clients like you and like what you’ve done, they are a hot lead for other potential prospects. Thanks for reminding us of that!

  3. Missy Caulk

    When the opportunity presents itself with a thank you, that is the best time to ask. So easy once you get the technique and make it your own.

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