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What’s the Often-Neglected Annapolis Listing Follow-up Step?

DAVIDSONVILLE, ANNAPOLIS, EDGEWATER, ARNOLD AND SEVERNA PARK REAL ESTATE

 For area home sellers, our Annapolis listings are their leading gateway to the homebuying public. In truth, judging from the amount of traffic the Annapolis MLS gets every day, it’s more like a super-highway than a gateway. Like the ‘For Sale’ sign out front and the print ads that attract local buyers, the web listing is only part of the initial outreach. It’s a vital step, for sure—but still only one piece of the selling process.

One succeeding step that sometimes fails to get enough attention comes later in the campaign—after buyers have toured the property. Whether prospects appeared as Open House drop-ins or as guests in by-appointment showings, this is a follow-up action that can sometimes make a decisive difference. In sales theory, it’s referred to as “closing the feedback loop.” It doesn’t guarantee that every prospective buyer will make an offer, but it does provide information that can be used to sharpen the listing’s appeal or improve subsequent showings.

This follow-up step is simply the collection of feedback in an organized and systematic fashion. Rather than the traditional single end-of-showing question like, “how did you like the house?”—probing deeper through a series of identical questions accomplishes two objectives:

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DEBORAH LAGGINI, Long and Foster Real Estate, Annapolis, MD 21403

CELL 410.991.6560

EMAIL deborah.laggini@longandfoster.com

REALTOR, Annapolis, Davidsonville, Edgewater, and Surrounding Communities



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