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Marketing for Appraisers
How to Successfully Market Your Appraisal Services Book
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Second Edition (2007)
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This book was written by an appraiser, for appraisers, particularly for appraisers who hate to "sell". You will find out about such techniques as networking at meetings and social events, and using your business stationery as an advertising tool. Learn about how to do low key, "win-win" selling.

Marketing for Appraisers gives you many ideas and methods to choose from in your marketing. Pick the ones you are most comfortable with to use in your business.

You can profit from this book, if you want to:

  • Increase your lender work by marketing to different departments and other types of lenders.
  • Use quality and service to keep your clients coming back to you, again and again.
  • Price your appraisal services for maximum profit.
  • Decrease workload volatility by increasing your non-lender work.
  • Use personal selling techniques that work for appraisers.
  • Have clients call you, rather than your competition, by increasing your referrals.

Some of the topics covered are how to:

  • Successfully handle difficult clients
  • Work with mortgage brokers
  • Increase your lender business
  • Develop a marketing plan for your appraisal business
  • Diversify into new appraisal markets
  • Get higher than "going rate" fees
  • Respond to market changes more quickly than your competition
  • Decide which clients you do, and don't, want to work with
  • Increase your business from attorneys and accountants
  • Use your company stationery, invoices, and business cards to advertise your appraisal services
  • Keep your current clients loyal with the "personal touch"
  • Get your name in print, so potential clients know who you are

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