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Paul Long

Boost Your Lead Conversion with the Double-Dip Strategy

Estate agents, are you optimising your follow-up after visitors fill out forms on your property website? If you're only sending a generic "thank you" message, you're missing out on key opportunities to engage and convert leads. Discover how to maximise this crucial moment with the double-dip strategy and enhance your lead conversion rates.


Rethink Your Follow-Up Approach

When a lead opts in on your property site, it's essential to use this opportunity to build a relationship and gather more information. A simple "thank you" is polite but doesn’t advance the conversation or provide added value. Instead, implement a more engaging follow-up strategy to capture more leads and drive conversions.


Implement the Double-Dip Strategy

The "double-dip" strategy enhances your follow-up process by moving beyond the initial thank-you message. Incorporate direct questions and additional offers to provide immediate value to the lead. Here’s how to implement this effective strategy:


  1. Ask Direct Questions: Engage leads by asking questions that extend the conversation and reveal more about their needs. For instance, ask, “Do you need to sell your current home to buy this one?” This approach helps you better understand their situation and opens opportunities to assist with their property sale.


  2. Offer Additional Value: Provide immediate value with offers like a free property valuation. Use phrases such as, “Click here for a free property valuation” or “Get an online valuation here.” This step keeps leads engaged and helps identify potential seller leads interested in a valuation.


  3. Layer in Extra Offers: After delivering initial information and value, follow up with additional offers. For example, send details to their inbox and offer a free guide on preparing their home for sale. This resource is valuable for those considering selling their property and helps you stand out in a competitive market.


Benefits of the Double-Dip Strategy

The double-dip strategy offers several benefits:

  • Enhanced Engagement: Asking direct questions and providing additional offers keeps leads engaged and interested in your services, helping build stronger client relationships.


  • Uncover Hidden Opportunities: Direct questions and value-driven offers reveal potential seller leads and opportunities that might not be apparent with generic follow-ups. Tailor your approach to their needs.


  • Improved Conversion Rates: Multiple offers and added value can significantly boost conversion rates. Leads are more likely to commit when they receive valuable information and support.


  • Stand Out from the Competition: Exceptional follow-up and value can differentiate you from other agents. Leads are less likely to explore other agents’ sites when they receive prompt, relevant information from you.


Putting It All Together

To implement the double-dip strategy, start by revising your follow-up emails or messages. Replace the generic "thank you" with a message that includes direct questions and additional offers. Tailor your follow-up based on the information you have about the lead and the specific services you offer.

Monitor the results of your new strategy, tracking lead engagement, conversion rates, and the acceptance of additional offers. Adjust as needed to improve lead quality and conversion rates.


Incorporating the double-dip strategy into your follow-up process can transform how you engage with leads and enhance conversion rates. Moving beyond a simple thank-you message and providing direct questions and added value helps build stronger connections and uncover more opportunities. Try this multi-offer approach to boost your lead quality and conversion rates.


Let me know how it works for you or if you have any questions about implementing these strategies!


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