real estate agent

One CRM is Streaks ahead for real estate agents and HR managers even when it’s free

I’ve written about CRM’s for real estate agents in the past because they started popping up several years ago and all of a sudden you just need to inquire about a property for sale and you’d be on the “keep warm” segment of the agents mailing list!

I’ve since found a great CRM that is available on a Freemium model and it is built to work right in your email program!

Every business has different pipelines and it can be VERY hard for small business owners to keep track of who they need to speak to and why. Email programs like Outlook and G Suite have tools to allow you to categorise and tag email messages but once you start getting into a selling process that could take 1-12 weeks you need something more specific that’s why many real estate agents use industry specific software.

CRM’s – Important if you spend money on Google Ads, Facebook Ads or even Content Marketing

Business owners spending $1000 per month on advertising might be throwing it down the drain if they can’t handle the inquiries that come in. I was speaking with the owner of a granny flat builder in the Central Coast recently about sales and marketing and he struggled to find the time to return calls from his customers because he has so much work on.

It made me wonder whether he had a lot of work on or just wasn’t organised enough to manage the work he had. After going through the sale of an investment property in Newcastle I realised how hard it is keeping track of everything you speak to everyone about. I’ve know about CRM software for a long time and used different ones but needed something simple that worked within my email program and I found one, a FREE CRM..

We expect our customer to know us instantly these days and hope they’ll love you after one chat and buy what you offer at your asking price. That’s not reality though and sometimes customer take you through the motions because they just want to be sure they’re making the right choice.

Real estate agent CRMs

Real estate agents are very experienced in the sales process and they understand that there are several steps you need to go through with most people before they feel comfortable sharing the details about their home ownership and financials.

The free CRM software that I Installed for my recent property selling adventure is called Streak and there is a paid version but they have a freemium model where you can get the basic functionality for free and only need to pay if you want to delve deeper into the advanced features which would be great for teams of sales people.

The other application that spring to mind that is ideal for a CRM is Hiring Managers who need to sift through dozens of resumes for job applications.

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Steve Slisar

We've used educational marketing to help students learn digital skills and how to use accounting, office administration, digital marketing, customer service and online sales skills. These skills help people find work, run better businesses and do a better job for their customers.

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