A successful referral-based business requires networking, managing client expectations and rewarding those who send new business.
By making referrals a priority, one Tuscaloosa, Ala.-based CRS has kept her business thriving for two decades.
Managing client expectations and relying on key relationships with builders can help build a referral-based business.
One CRS in Nashville, Tenn., tapped into her own relocation experience to break into a new market niche.
By keeping in touch with past clients and maintaining a high profile at community and industry events, you can build a stronger referral-based business.
Developing a hearty referral business takes flexibility and intuition. Referrals should be broached differently for various clients.