Open viewing follow-up
Send the visitor note the same day. Send the owner a counted recap, not a merged fantasy buyer.
When to use it
- You held an open viewing or open house and people signed in.
- You need a reason to write to someone who wandered through without booking.
- The owner wants to know whether the slot was worth doing.
How to adapt it
- Copy the template into a draft, not into a live send.
- Replace every bracket with a fact from the file. If you do not have the fact, delete the sentence.
- Read it once as the client. Take out anything you would not say on the phone.
- Send it only after a person has approved the final text, from the right account.
Copy this draft
To each visitor Subject: [Address] today Hello [first name], Thank you for coming to [address] today. If you want a second, private viewing, I can do [one real time]. If you have a question I could not answer on the door, reply here. [Your name] [Phone] To the owner Subject: Open viewing — [address] — [date] Hello [name], [Number] parties signed in between [start] and [end]. [Two or three lines, each tied to one party: what they said, whether they asked for a second viewing.] [Number] left no comment. I will follow up each party once. I have not changed the price. [Your name]
Before you send it
- If nobody came, say nobody came, and the hours you were there. Do not borrow attendance from a busier week.
- US: open house, listing agent, seller. Keep fair-housing discipline. No comments about who “fitted” the street.
- Do not add people who did not attend because they enquired online that day. They get the enquiry reply instead.
Questions
How many follow-ups?
One personal note each. A second only if they reply or book.
Can one email go to all visitors?
No. Each visitor gets their own note. The owner gets the recap.