Summary
This is an overview of the marketing plan for the Nick Fundytus Team. It is an “integrated” plan in that it involves all of our team’s platforms and touchpoints to create a clear, cohesive experience to our clients and potential clients.
Purpose
The main purpose of the integrated marketing plan is to create more closed sales for the team while decreasing time and money spent on marketing. This is accomplished by:
Having a clear plan for all types of touchpoints for clients and potential clients
Having a unified look, feel and message at all stages that is “on brand” for the team.
Repurposing marketing assets, where appropriate, to decrease duplication of work.
Creating consistency that will grow our audience, and in in turn grow our opportunities.
Having a clear plan to move “haven’t met” people to where they may become clients for our team to serve.
Marketing through service. By having high-quality, valuable and consistent touchpoints we increase the chances for satisfied clients, decrease duplication of work, decrease errors and missed steps, increase referral opportunities and positive reviews.
Documenting a plan for all activities so that they are easy to understand, repeatable and easy to execute by any team member.
Steps
Each point below should be linked to a wiki entry explaining how to execute the step, with examples where applicable. The stages of the plan are roughly matched with the client stages in our Follow Up Boss CRM.
Marketing to “Haven’t Mets”
Agent Locator
Beacon Hill Marketing Efforts
Beacon Hill Quarterly Market Update
OurBeaconHill.ca
Events
Condo Farm
Leveraging Listings
Door Hangers/Door Knocking
Open Houses
Postcards
Sign Calls
Social Media Campaigns
Facebook Ads
PPC Ads
YouTube PreRoll Ads
Agent Prospecting
Key Cross-Stage Marketing Materials
Client Events
Converting Lead Stage
Nurture Stage for Unresponsive Leads
Hot, Warm and Cool Prospects
Converting to active clients
Active Clients
First meetings for Buyers and Sellers
Resources for Buyers and Sellers
Conditional Purchase and Sale (deal stage, not a client stage)
Referring professionals
Pending Clients
Closed Clients
Closed email drip sequence
7, 30, 60 and 90-day check-ins
Closing gifts