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Originally Posted by dough
I knocked on 30 doors Tuesday. Only found 8 at home.
I did hand them the postcard when they opened the door. I said "I'm Doug Heron with Morse Lake Realty and we have a house for sale just around the corner from you and I wondered who you know that might like to move to the area"
I had one lady tell me that her nieghbor 2 doors over is thinking about moving and 2 tell me that prices are low enough that they have been thinking about buying as an investment. only a couple were rude.
No calls yet from the 30 flyers I passed out.
I guess thats a good start.  I was suprised how long it took to do that. Over 2.5 hours so I gotta get better shoes. the only hard thing is I know I could have called 150 in the same time on the phone but not worth the risk of $11,000 fine!
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That is a good start!
But I want to make this point: Canvassing door-to-door is different than passing out flyers door-to-door. I think it's important to look at your task as SELLING, not PASSING OUT FLYERS. You can hire someone for minimum wage, or have a neighborhood teen pass out flyers. But salespeople sell, and flyer passer-outers pass out flyers.
Which will bring more results? Selling. Asking, Engaging, etc. It sounds like you did a good job of doing that and had some decent interest in your 30 door knock-a-thon. Keep up the good work, and remember, engage, engage, engage. You're not there to pass out flyers (so keep them in your pocket)...talk to your prospect as a human being- that's much, much more effective than calling their attention to your postcard. You're much more interesting then a postcard, right?
Skip
p.s. Keep us posted on your progress. We're cheering you on!