I was recently asked for my “Top Marketing Tips” for a home building publication. I put this list together as 10 steps for what I’d recommend to a home builder or remodeler in 2010. It’s quick and easy.

Remember, you can get a ton of great information in my resource section too. Enjoy!

~Rick

2010 Top Marketing Tips

Step #1: Identify if there is a market for your services. If there is, go to step 2…
Step #2: Answer the question, “Why would I buy from you?”, in one sentence.
Step #3: Take what your market will give you. Don’t wish for what it won’t.
Step #4: Focus on being different, not better.
Step #5: Don’t wait for your customers to tell you what they want. Think like Apple.
Step #6: Focus on a single strategy but try LOTS of different ways to advertise it.
Step #7: What are your guarantees? If you don’t know them your prospects don’t either.
Step #8: Involve a young person (under 40 and preferably under 30) in the leadership of your company.
Step #9: Create transparency in everything you do
Step #10: If it doesn’t sell, quit, learn from it and try something else.

Happy Selling!

I was having a conversation with a colleague when he asked me, “What do you think the housing industry needs?”

Wow- talk about an open ended question!

Let’s set the stage. This was not a question about government intervention, housing markets recovering or consumer confidence increasing.

This was all about ‘what would you do to grow your home builder, real estate or remodeling business in the current economy?’

How would YOU answer this question?

I didn’t have a planned answer but answered the question right away. My answer surprised me but the more I thought about it, the more it made sense.

See what you think…

~Rick

“The Housing Industry Needs a Good Dose of…”

I competed in my first duathlon last year. A duathlon is a run/bike/run race where you travel the same distance as a marathon (26.2 miles) in about 1.5 – 2 hours. Last year I finished in just under 2 hours and officially “got the bug.”

This August I’m competing in 5 races- 2 duathons and 3 mountain bike races. Now I’m 40 and technically a rookie. I’m learning as I go through tips from other racers, online research and trial/error.

The other day I was thinking about the keys to improving as a racer. I came up with three…

1. Physical Conditioning. Specifically- cross training. At 40 my body doesn’t handle repetitive stress very well so I do a lot of different types of training.
2. Technique. The better your technique the less energy used. This allows you to travel faster and farther.
3. Mental Stamina. Racing, like selling, has a lot to do with confidence. Just like the confidence you gain from making a sale- completing a race is a huge boost to mental stamina for future races.
   

I’m very fortunate to live near a world class single track mountain bike trail. Single track means the trail is very narrow and one way. It’s 10 miles long and has a beginner, intermediate and advanced loop. The advanced loop comes complete with various “technical” areas such as riding up and over boulders, on narrow bridges and over logs.

I would estimate about 90% of the riders on this track skip or go around the technical areas. The first few times I rode I did the same. But I had this little voice in my head telling me, ‘If you don’t try you won’t get any better…’

If you can’t BE Young, you need to THINK Young!

Guess what- I started to try the technical stuff. What do you think happened next?

Yep, I fell down. Again, and again and again. It got to the point where my kids wanted to see my new “owies” every time I came back from riding (I was smart enough to purchase elbow and knee pads after some serious bruising).

And then finally I made it through my first technical area. And then I made it a second, third and fourth time. I still regress as I try new stuff and take some spills but I’m consistently getting better.

So what does all this have to do with the Housing Industry?

NAHB just released a report called Profile of the Typical Single-Family Builder in 2009. Much like the National Association of Realtors report, the average age of a builder is 53 and they’ve been in business for 15 years (Realtors have an average age of 55).

“What do you think the housing industry needs?”

My answer to the question is YOUTH. The older we get the harder it is to change. But the only way we can change is to try new things- and fail. It’s a simple formula that nobody likes to follow.

Sam Walton understood this lesson. He understood the biggest hindrance to growth was past success. When he tried something and failed he learned from the failure and didn’t make the same mistake again.

I see our industry still clinging to the “glory days of the past.” We’re waiting for the “markets to bottom out” and “consumer confidence to return.” We keep asking the question, ‘When will things get better?’ Meanwhile people are buying, selling, building and remodeling homes.

3 Keys for Adapting to the New REALITIES of the Housing Market

Just like the keys to improving as a racer, adapting your business to the realities of the housing market takes a strategic approach.

Market Conditioning- Stop focusing on what has worked in the past or what someone did during the last recession. If you only look within the housing industry you’ll only find the same old thinking. Instead, look outside the industry. How has the auto, retail and grocery companies evolved? How has Apple grown their company? How can you incorporate some of these strategies into your business?

Technique- If you’re going to improve your marketing and sales technique you’ve got to try new ideas. Specifically I’d consider changing the “steps” you’re taking to move someone from a prospect to a customer. The key is failure. If you don’t try and fail you’ve learned nothing. After enough failures you’ll find what works.

Mental Stamina- If you think consumer confidence is low builder/Realtor confidence is abysmal. Confidence comes from successes. When I host sales meetings I always like to start the meeting with a success story from everyone involved. The success could be as simple as getting an appointment with a top Realtor or prospect. The key is to encourage everyone to try something new and focus on small successes and lessons learned from those activities.

You can find a complete summary with more ideas in my FREE resource section here>>

Remember if you can’t be young you need to THINK young. Young people don’t know what the housing market USED to be like. They are eager to learn new things. They try and fail all the time but keep trying until they get it.

I suggest setting up a “swear jar” and make anyone associated with your company put in $1 if they utter…

“Traffic stinks”

“It’s better to wait until things get better.”

“I’m not going to try that. It’ll never work.”

…and anything else you can think of. The simple reply to anyone who uses a similar phrase is, “Would a 25 year old just entering the industry say that?”

Take what your market will give you. Don’t wish for what it won’t.

P.S Do you have young or young thinking people in leadership positions in your company? Some of the most successful companies today have just that.

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Happy summer to you!

I’ve been working with my clients on a recurring problem for home builders and remodelers…

Maybe you’ve experienced it. It’s called “generating qualified leads- in the summer- with a tax credit & low consumer confidence hangover.”

Let’s face it, summer time has always been a challenge for new leads, model home traffic, etc. But with the tax credit ending April 30th many of the housing markets, especially lower priced, have seen traffic/leads nearly dry up.

After reading a great article in the May issue of Realtor Magazine I got 5 great ideas for dealing with this issue. Here they are…

~Rick

How to Beat the Summer Doldrums, Tax Credit & Low Consumer Confidence Blues

If you’ve worked in this industry long enough you may have heard the saying, “You have to make hay while the sun shines.”

Well may be YOU haven’t heard this before but my father grew up on a farm so I got to hear it a lot! Historically the home builders and remodelers have generated the bulk of their leads with spring home shows, home tours and marketing events.

Since about 2006 most of these events are no longer working the way they once did. You’re not seeing the numbers, quality and certainly the confidence at these events today.

As consumers continue to evolve and change our housing market it’s time we did the same. Let’s look at the most traditional way to generate leads- model hours.

Model Hours- Are they still viable today?

In our old housing market we’ve used the retail mentality when it comes to model hours- Be open for the convenience of the consumer. This meant 7 days a week and 6 – 8 hours a day.

Now unless you’re a public home builder and have a large advertising budget to drive traffic- you’ve spent your fair share of time at the model getting skunked. It’s demoralizing to the salesperson and the builder. But what are the options?

Open House vs. Model Hours

“Open Houses That Work,”is an article in the May issue of Realtor magazine that showed how some Realtors were “redefining” this traditional advertising method.

Many Realtors have written off the open house since 9 out of 10 buyers are starting their home search online. But other Realtors are focusing more of their energies on open house with dramatic results.

What if you were to treat your model hours more like an open house?

What would you do differently?

What would be the results?

Here’s my top 5 ideas for increasing leads during your model hours by treating them as an open house.

You can get more specifics for these ideas for FREE by clicking here>>

1. Change Your “Shotgun” approach to that of a rifle. Sitting in your model home 5-7 days a week with no traffic is a recipe for disaster. Instead of focusing on quantity of hours, change to QUALITY of hours. That is, put more time into promoting a specific event that will appeal to your target market. Here are some ideas:

• • Plan 1 special weekend event for consumer prospects each month. Give them a special reason to come out or come back.
  • Plan 1 special weekday event for Realtor prospects each month. Give them a special reason to come out.
  • Spend 12-20 hours promoting and planning each event OUTSIDE of your model. More details on this to come.

2. Leverage the web. Since prospects are searching online get your “open house” event online too. List it on the MLS, Craigslist, any local event clandars (check your local paper), Trulia, Zillow and Realtor.com.

Blog about the event and utilize Active Rain’s Localism tool.

3. Get Your Signs Out There! Try a mix of 20-40 different signs from company branded to hand-made specialty signs advertising any giveaways.

If you can use balloons do it. Helium containers can be rented from most party stores. Check with your municipality guidelines and see if they’re allowed attached to signs.

4. Use Partners and Themes- Give Realtors and consumers a compelling reason to stop by. You have dozens of local businesses to partner with and cross promote your open house events. Start attending the local chamber events and meet these people. Look to suppliers and manufactures to help too.

5. Make it Memorable- Now that you’ve got that prospect at your model how will you make it memorable? What kind of experience will you deliver? Why would they leave their contact information?

Here’s your litmus test…What is your favorite business to visit? Take a close look at what they do to deliver a fantastic experience and incorporate that into your event.

Does this take more work? Yes absolutely.

Does it take time to develop a database of prospects to market these events to? Yep.

But what’s your option?

I’ve compiled a more specific summary of the above 5 ideas that you can download for FREE on my website.

You can get it by clicking here>>

By the way, do you have some other ideas to get more leads? Leave a comment below and tell me about them!

Happy Selling!

I had this elaborate idea of a “goof” email I was going to send you. But, after testing it on some family members I decided to “come clean”.

A client of mine sent me a video link with the words “Good video on negotiation techniques.” Last Friday when I was catching up on my email I decided to watch it.

I was poised to learn some new ideas and share them with you. As I watched the video I was studying the technique of the presenter and taking notes.

Then I got to the end…

I thought I was going to pee my pants laughing.

The video is, you guessed it, 2 minutes and 40 seconds. And couldn’t we all use a good laugh?

Enjoy!

P.S As much as I study women’s buying behaviors as they relate to housing decisions I’m a bit perplexed why my wife didn’t find this funny…

P.P.S Don’t forget to check my resource page for updates. I’ve been adding some great stuff.

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That’s the question constantly going through your prospect’s mind-

Why choose you?

“Why Should I Buy from You?”

Have you ever stepped away from your business and really given this question some thought? Do you struggle trying to answer it?

If you’re like most of the home builders and remodelers I’ve talked to, you’re probably busy…

…Running your day-to-day business
…Trying to get your next sale
…Keeping your current customers happy

Let’s face it- it’s really easy to get bogged down in the details of working IN your business. Working ON your business is constantly getting pushed to the back burner. But if your prospects are constantly asking themselves, “Why should I buy from you?”…

And please don’t go down the road of…

…because we’re family owned
…because we’re a quality builder/remodeler
…because we have 20+ years of experience
…because we have excellent service

All those things are MINIMUM expectations of buyers today.

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I was speaking with a home builder the other day about advertising. A quote came up that I’ve heard before- maybe even you’ve uttered it…

The builder didn’t advertise in the traditional sense (print, radio, bill boards, etc.). But they do advertise. They just were defining it wrong.

What followed was my explanation of how advertising has evolved. And why virtually no home builders and remodelers advertise correctly.

If you’ve ever wondered why your advertising isn’t working you’ll find the answer here. Enjoy!

~Rick

I was watching a video blog last year when the presenter asked, “Do you know the difference between advertising and marketing?”

It was a great question and I didn’t know the answer. So I started looking at the difference- which led me to TRULY understand what’s missing from home builder’s and remodelers marketing plans.

Advertising vs Marketing

Wikipedia defines advertising as…

Advertising is a form of communication intended to persuade an audience (viewers, readers or listeners) to take some action.

Pretty simple, right?

Now take a look at Wikipedia’s definition of Marketing…

Marketing is the process by which companies determine what products or services may be of interest to customers, and the strategy to use in sales, communications and business development. It is an integrated process through which companies create value for customers and build strong customer relationships in order to capture value from customers in return.

Happy Selling!

So here’s the scoop…I was privileged to be invited by NAHB and a Builder 20 group to speak – in Cancun. Yes you’re right, not a bad gig if you can get it!

Here I thought I was coming to Mexico to educate home builders on sales and marketing. Little did I know I would become the student, not the teacher.

It all started when we arrived at the airport and needed a taxi. What followed was the most beautiful example of a multi-step sales process (the same process YOU need to be using) that I have EVER seen…Enjoy!

~Rick

My wife Nancy and I decided to add a few days to the trip for some R&R WITHOUT kids. We arrived at the airport and proceeded through immigration and customs. Our next task was to get transportation to the hotel.

Engage

As we walked we were greeted by a helpful young man who escorted us to Jeanie- a person who could help us get a cab.

Jeanie spoke excellent English and quickly advised us on which cab service to use and how much we should pay (using the wrong service could double our fare!).

After she took care of our cab ride she switched the conversation to our hotel- namely, where we were staying. She asked us if we had been to Cancun before and how well we knew the area. It had been 13 years since our last visit so we welcomed her information.

Establish Trust and Credibility

Jeanie pulled out a map of the Cancun hotel zone. She showed us where our hotels were. Next she pointed out the airport location. As she is doing this she begins making notes with a black marker.

On the edges of the map were photos of different activities. Her next question was, “We’re you planning any activities while in Cancun?” Nancy told her she wanted to swim with Dolphins.

Jeanie flipped over the map and on the back was sample prices of what you would pay for each activity if you booked it through a hotel. Jeanie asked, “Would you be interested in picking as many of these activities as you wanted for $50 per person?”

Lifestyle

Jeanie explained to us that the #1 resort in Cancun (she didn’t disclose WHERE that stat came from!) was celebrating 25 years in business this year. The resort’s goal was to introduce as many people to it as possible.

She told us the resort was offering 3 benefits to everyone interested (she wrote these benefits on the map as she explained them).

1. Unlimited activities for $50/person.
2. A full day at an all-inclusive resort- FREE
3. Two 30 minute spa’s- FREE

All the resort wanted us to do was stop by on Saturday for a 90 minute breakfast.

Be Proactive

I told Jeanie that I couldn’t attend Saturday because I was presenting all day. She asked if Sunday would work and I told her we were switching hotels so I wasn’t sure.

Jeanie quickly came up with an idea. Her resort would pay for a round trip taxi. To save us some money, the cab could pick us up at our old hotel and bring us to the new hotel. I knew we had some downtime between check out and check in and thought this would work fine.

I asked her one last question, “Is this a timeshare presentation?” She showed me a receipt from her resort that specifically stated, “This is not a timeshare presentation.”

Controlled Release of Information

To get the activity passes we had to pay for them at the airport and PICK THEM UP at the breakfast. We were given the map Jeanie had made notes on and she asked us to plan which days we wanted to do each activity.

The Sales Environment

On Sunday we arrived at the resort and met Hector. Hector had breakfast with us and showed us the resort. It was gorgeous. Hector showed us the grounds, common areas and suites. I had fun talking to Hector and at the end of our time together he took us into a “closing” area of the resort.

The Rest of the Story…

The resort wasn’t selling timeshares- they were selling a vacation club (as far as I can tell it’s about the same thing). For those of you who have been to time share presentations before you know the drill.

As we went through the process, I asked Hector what his conversion rate was. His answer? 30%- He closes 3 out of 10!

What if resorts sold timeshares and vacation clubs like we sell new homes and remodeling?

Can you imagine my reaction if Jeanie would have handed me a brochure and asked, “Are you thinking about joining a vacation club?” Her conversion would be about 0 out of 10!

Yet isn’t that how we try to sell new homes and remodeling services?

We try to generate as many leads as possible and ask all of them if they are ready to buy…How well is this working for you?

One-Stepping

A one-step sales approach is where you ask your prospects to become a buyer in ONE STEP. You advertise…”Call, email or stop by if you’re in the market for a new home?” And guess what- the phone doesn’t ring too often, does it?

The question you have to ask yourself is- how many people are you talking to that are INTERESTED BUT NOT READY? You probably talk to hundreds like this each year.

Your Sales Funnel

The resort in Mexico had painstakingly developed a sales funnel that converted 30% of their prospects. It started with a taxi ride and offering knowledge of the area.

They know people are shopping differently today. They changed their sales approach.

As you might have guessed, your sales process needs to change to. You need to develop a multi-step sales funnel needs that includes the following areas…

The hook. The hook has nothing to do with your solution (your new homes, lots or remodeling) but has everything to do with the problems of your target market.

Believability. Only 10% of adults learn by listening. 45% learn visually and 45% learn kinesthetically (learning by doing.) Yet I walk through countless model homes with no visual aids and no active participation in the sales process. Credibility is established through visual aids (and a model home alone isn’t enough).

Building Value. 90% of what you do is exactly what other home builders and remodelers do. You can’t build value by trying to prove you have better sticks and bricks. Value is only built with the 10% that makes you unique, special and DIFFERENT.

Anticipating Objections. The top 6 objections from your target market should be built in to your sales process. Don’t wait for them to be brought up. Brag about them!

A Reason to Follow-up. The only way you can control the sales process is by holding back key information. You do this to give your prospects a reason to meet with you in the future or follow-up with them.

Your Facilities. Perhaps one of the most overlooked aspects to selling new homes and remodeling services is leveraging the 5 senses. Auditory, visual, smell, touch and taste are powerful subconscious motivators.

Getting the Sale. Rarely are large purchases such as home sold on the first or even second consultation. It can take months and in some cases years from the time you first meet a prospect until they sign on the dotted line.

Developing Your own Multi-step Sales Funnel

This is a pretty complex process and since you’re still reading I want to help you do this. I’ve recorded a short “how to” video that will walk you through this system AND have a guide you can download in my resource area. Of course both are FREE.

You can get access to the “how to” video and guide by clicking here>>

I can’t guarantee you a 30% conversion rate but I WILL guarantee this…

If you’re still using a one-step approach to selling today you’re losing sales to your competitors who have adopted a multi-step approach. It’s just a matter of time before they put you out of business.

Wouldn’t you rather be the one left standing?

P.S This is probably the best resource I’ve added to my free library. It’s a road map of what my best clients are using today. Why not get started today?

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Here’s  a quick read with 7 ideas you can use to help your closing process today!

Happy Selling

~Rick

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I caught a radio interview with John Randle the other day- a former NFL defensive tackle that was just voted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

With everything John had to go through, he never should of played in the NFL. Yet in 2010 he was voted, by his peers, as one of the best players to EVER play the game.

I couldn’t help but see the similarities in his story- with what we as home builders, Realtors and remodelers are up against on a daily basis.

There’s a few lessons we can all learn from John. Maybe you too can create a hall of fame business- against all odds.

~Rick

This was told to the 244 pound defensive tackle John Randle in 1990 at the Minnesota Vikings training camp by a coach.

John’s story starts in the little  town of Hearne, Texas- population 150. He was a self-proclaimed poor country kid that had to hitch hike home from practice every day.

He attended the small division II school of Texas A&I where he ALMOST went completely unnoticed.

After he went undrafted, a Minnesota Viking scout remembered catching one of his college games and invited John to attend training camp as an undrafted free agent.

The first thought on John’s mind was trying to last the entire 2 week camp. But as camp progressed he was overwhelmed by the chance to show the pro’s what he could do.

That chance was all he needed and John earned a roster spot on the team. He played in all 16 games his rookie year and earned a starting spot the following season.

After an injury sidelined him for part of the 1991 – 1992 season, John went on to play in 183 consecutive games. Over his 14 year career he amassed 137.5 sacks- tied for the number 6 most sacks of any NFL player.

Always Behind the 8 ball

Every game John played he was undersized. Just like every day you look for business- unemployment, low consumer confidence and tight credit are bigger and stronger than you are.

John developed 4 strategies to cope with his “market” and become one of the best to ever play the game…

Strategy #1: Leverage Your Coaches. A big heart and great attitude will only get you so far. John credits his coach’s for teaching him techniques that allowed him to stand out. He came in early and stayed late at practices- always looking for an edge.

I’m sure you work hard. But are you working smart? Are you leveraging the people in your life- or bringing others into your life that can give you that extra edge?

Strategy #2: The Law of Focus. John wouldn’t talk to his teammates before a game. He wouldn’t shake hands with any opposing players and he was superstitious. He had the same pregame rituals that HE felt gave him an edge.

Are you focusing on the activities that will bring your next buyer in the door? Or are you spending time doing things that are no longer relevant in this market? Everyone has the same amount of time in the day. How are you spending yours?

Strategy #3: Have a Secret Weapon. Speed was what John was known for. But he’ll tell you  what made him great was his hands.

“I used my hands to make sure guys couldn’t block me,” he said in his interview. “Nobody was expecting that.”

What do you do for your prospects that your competitors won’t do? How do you differentiate? Every owner and salesperson needs to push themselves to where they are uncomfortable.

You must constantly be developing your own secret weapons.

Strategy #4: What are You Saying? John was infamous for his “motor mouth.” He would study his opposing players and find out as much personal information as he could.

On Sunday he had his scripts all ready to go…

“I used trash talk to get into people’s heads and make them overplay, ” John commented. “One game Trent Dilfer was thrown out for beating on my chest because he was so upset at what I was saying to his offensive lineman.”

Now more than ever you need a carefully crafted verbal presentation. And it’s changed over what you needed just a few years ago. Many salespeople lose opportunities not because of outside forces. They lose buyers because they don’t pay attention to what they’re saying or asking.

It all comes down to objections…

During the radio interview John described how he got into the NFL. “Some guys get there in a limo. Some guys take a bus. I happened to walk.”

You’re just a country kid…

You didn’t go to the right college…

You didn’t get drafted…

You’re too small to play in the NFL…

These are nothing but objections. John learned to deal with them. And you can deal with the objections of the moment too.

You just need a big heart. The rest is easy…

Happy Selling!

Are you ready for the spring sales market?

Are you looking for innovative ways to Close More Sales and Maximize Profits?

Statistics show that about 60% of your sales are made by June 1st. These next couple of months will either make or break your year.

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