The Rise of the Autonomous Consumer & the Opportunities for REALTORS® Webinar
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Transcript of The Rise of the Autonomous Consumer & the Opportunities for REALTORS® Webinar
JOURNEY OF DISCOVERY
RISE OF THE AUTONOMOUS CONSUMER & THE OPPORTUNITIES FOR REALTORS®
THEME 1: CONSUMER AUTONOMYWEBINAR
29 May 2014
Journey of Discovery Website
This trend is not going away It is affecting your industry It has major implications for REALTORS®
Why You Should Care About Consumer Autonomy
Consumer Involvement
You are lucky.
Engaging BrandsInvolve Customers
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The IKEA EffectYou build it. You love it.<Play>
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DIY Engagement
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Make Your Brand Stand Out
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What? The ability for consumers to choose products/services independently, rationally and without undue influence or pressure.
Why?Driven by a consumer desire for an unbiased process and perceptions of value for service.
Consumer Autonomy
Leveraging Consumer Autonomy
Image Credit: Mercedes-Benz of Austin, Bob Nolen
Friction Points
REALTOR®
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Reducing Friction
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DisintermediationRemoving the middle(wo)man
Image Credit: Bruce Spear, Berlin School of Economics
Disintermediation
Image Credit: Josh Breinlinger, Disintermediation in Marketplaces and How to Avoid It
• Driven by perceived low value• What percent of your clients would rate you
“Excellent” on value for services received?• Satisfaction data (NAR)
Has It Already Begun?
Switching on the Rise, Loyalty on the Decline
Image Credit: Wind Mobile
“Real estate brokers and agents are doing a damn fine job of disintermediating themselves with lackluster, lackadaisical, lackwit service.” Rob Hahn A Tale of Two Listings: Foreshadowing of the Future
Is the REALTOR® Complicit?
Help consumers make better decisions.ure
Adding Value
Image Credit: Dan Ariely, Chapter 1: The Truth About Relativity, Predictably Irrational
Which dark orange dot is bigger?
Image Credit: realtor.ca
Image Credit: The New York Times, “Is It Better to Rent or Buy?”
Perfect Storm,Perfect Opportunity
Questions
What is the biggest contributing factor to consumers becoming more autonomous, particularly early in the transaction?Top 2: Technology (50%), Value for services
provided (25%)
Which do you feel presents the greatest underutilized opportunity for co-creating solutions with buyers/sellers?Top 2: Developing the marketing plan and tracking
effectiveness (28%), Due diligence (26%)
Registration Question Responses
Do you see increasing consumer autonomy as a threat or an opportunity for your industry?<Press the dial pad on your phone>
#1 Threat#2 Opportunity#3 Don’t know
We Have a Question for You
• Capitalize on consumer engagement?• Create emotional experiences?• Reduce friction in the transaction process?• Circumvent disintermediation?• Add value to the process?• Stand out from the competition?• Service the new generation of Millennials?
How will the REALTOR® of the Future...
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Consumer Autonomy
REALTOR® Professionalism
REALTOR® Match
Journey of Discovery Webinars
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