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**ConsiderThis** · 07-09-2005, 10:45 AM

Most of the Realtor autoresponder messages that I've seen are very straight forward and say that the person is away from their desk and that they'll get back to the person within so much time... a few hours is what a lot of people say.

And I think the more successful ones say, A message from the desk of... or something along those lines, rather than AUTORESPONDER .

**Phoenix Realtor** · 07-09-2005, 12:01 PM

MaxS, Congratulations on the leads coming in. And, on the new design... you must have been a graphic artist in a past life. I have liked every design you have put together so far. You rock!

Max, Why not interrogate that agent in your office and get some info for us to use? I have Top Producer 6i on my computer, but I don't use it to near even 15% of its potential. I really need help setting up an automated system to capture all the leads right away. Some of my leads I don't repond to for days and some slip through the cracks which makes me real mad at myself. I've worked so hard to get where I am, but now I am personally only working probably something like 35-40% of the leads coming in. The rest slip through or get reffered to my buyer's agents. Spy for us Max, get us something solid we can work from, please.

**MaxSinclair** · 07-09-2005, 02:22 PM

Hey, thanks, Matt. I love design. One of these days I'm going to get some real training.

Max, really, we'd love to know what other people are doing with their leads from the internet. I think everyone here , particularly new agents like me, will learn so much from other's experience. Don't mean to turn the pressure on you, Max.

**happy home** · 05-04-2006, 02:09 AM

Try to make the best use of your knowledge in this field

**mmuench** · 10-23-2006, 07:15 AM

Originally Posted by afm1

Max,

You truly need a system in place to manage the leads coming in. Furthermore, you need someone to manage the calls that must be placed right away (15 minutes of receiving the lead).

Amen! And follow up. Try not to be too aggressive in you email followup, though. Online customers are a different breed. They want to remain anonymous until they're ready to move. Stay in touch, but gove them some space at the same time.