Every lead source requires a different approach. Zillow leads need fast response times. Open house leads need local expertise. FSBO leads need trust-building. Each guide covers the first weeks of follow-up for one source.
A Zillow buyer clicking on listings has different expectations than an open house visitor who just walked through a property. A FSBO seller needs trust before they'll consider listing with you. One generic follow-up plan ignores those differences.
The right message at the right time answers the concern each lead actually has. That is why a Keystone sequence starts from where the lead came from and what they asked for.
How to follow up with Facebook and Instagram ad leads: warm up a cold form fill, ask one easy question, and let a Keystone sequence keep checking in.
A practical guide to FSBO follow-up: the first letter, the call, the card, and how a Keystone sequence keeps you in touch until they're ready to talk.
How to follow up with open house visitors: what to send after the sign-in sheet, when to call, and how a Keystone sequence handles the next few weeks.
How to stay in touch with your sphere of influence without it feeling like marketing, using a steady mix of texts, emails, calls and cards.
A practical guide to following up with Zillow leads: what to say, which channels to use, and how a Keystone sequence keeps it going after day one.
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