A notary signing agent shares gift ideas for signing service owners. Simple gestures like Christmas or thank you cards stand out because so few people do them, making them powerful for building relationships in the industry.
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How many people actually send Christmas cards to signing service owners? You're gonna see like three people. By the way, I own a signing service, as we all know. I probably got 10 Christmas cards last year and I probably gave out 12,000 closings. So here's the point I'm trying to make. You don't need to do much more than just give a Christmas card. Now, if you want to throw in a Starbucks card, you can, but really you're gonna stick out because most notaries on the signing service side have no idea how to build a relationship. That's why they're just signing service notaries. So all you need to do, in fact, if you see Brad Martin, who owns a massive signing service in the chat said facts because he's reiterating the fact that notaries don't even send thank you cards during the holidays. So you don't really need to do much more than just send a thank you card. Happy holidays. And if you want to throw in a Starbucks, I'm telling you right now, they're going to be blown away. If you have a relationship with a scheduler, make sure you are including the scheduler in something specific. So it's very easy to show gratitude to signing service owners because most signing agents don't even care about them. And I think it's the worst thing you can do. And like my man Brad said in the chat is he gives them preferred the moment they get them because it's such a rarity. So if you can really just lean into showing someone, it's going to be really easier to get business.
