The agent they remember gets the call.
Most owners pick an agent they already know. You don’t win that spot with one card — you win it by showing up, month after month, until your name is the obvious one.
Most sellers go with a name they know
Most sellers list with the first agent they think of. Mail keeps you first in line — long before they’re ready to sell.
It takes about seven
One card is noise. Around seven, your name is familiar. Familiar is who they call. The research behind the seven touches →
Email gets deleted. The fridge doesn't.
A card sits on the counter for days. An email is gone in seconds. Paper stays in the house.
A shortlist can't make you the neighborhood's agent
Recognition is built on the whole block — so every single-family home in your neighborhood gets your card, every month. What the signals change is not who gets mailed; it’s who you call first, and what you say when you do. The research: who is likely to sell, and why →
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