Time doesn't change. Our clocks do. Abracadabra!

(Sorry. I am slappy today!)

I'd like to let the entire state of California know in the Fall . . . but for 6 months they will be on our sheet of music. Ah, Spring!

Nope! We don't change time in my area!

no, we don't notify any of our past or current sellers/builders.... they are aware enough to hear the news!!!

No. They will receive plenty of notices.

They dont need me to tell them.

   Good reason to send a drip email or text to clients.

I have a number of agents who regularly send spring forward and fall back postcards. One this year is sending spring forward packet of flower seeds. Nice idea!

@Byron k Jones yes in fact I have in the past. Don't know about this year the '. All the best - Lynn

I think they get the news of the time change from enough sources... I don't think it's a value-added announcement. I'd rather send them something relating to preparing and finalizing their taxes.

Byron K . Jones I haven't in the past.

Some of the professionals we work with make it a point to give clients a heads up. Doesn't hurt, in my opinion. - Tim

NO - I swear I get 50 of those reminders twice each year and they drive me batty! I don't want to add to my clients' insanity!

I don't, never have, for me, it has no value and will end up in trash.

Yes, to my database.. I sent out a mass email using my CRM and I also write a note with a brief update on the market.  It gives me another chance to keep in touch with them.

Anna Banana Kruchten CRS,CRB nailed this one!

Oh crap.  When is that? Thanks for the reminder. I'll prob send an eblast reminding them to change smoke alarm batteries. 

CRM would be my first thought

No, I am not letting past clients know about the time change. I don't even know when it's happening. haha.

Nope, but hope they are not late to an event I'm hosting that day

I post a Reminder on social media sites, send out a post card and send an email to my customers.

No...it's so common.  I get tons of emails, letters, FB updates. And, it's on the news and my cell and computer update anyway.  It shows that an agent is common and unoriginal.

Think Spring.  That's my focus.

I typically do not send them anything. I have been thinking about doing it though.

No, I am not.  My clients are all smart enough to know when to change their clocks.  

I usually do via a blog post. I send it out a few days ahead.

Byron,

There are so many reminders out there, for instance, my car, my phone, and my Mac change...and I get umptteen postcards from agents, which end up in the trash.  

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Over the years it has become so redundant there is no need!

They will be flooded with Spring Forward messages.

My reminder will be a list of valid excuses when they arrive an hour late.

It is a good couple of chuckles.

I am not big on the whole Daylight Savings Time notification just because we all have cell phones, cable boxes & self adjusting clocks nowadays, it seems a little "old hat". Having said that, I might throw a DST post up on our FB business page being it's free to do & can't hurt. 

No.  There is already enough madness about that topic that I don't add to it... unless it's the one where an hour is stolen, then a Princess Bride meme is used.  I just let my computers and phones do their thing.

No. Spending the time and effort to tell or advertise the time change is coming is getting about as old as advertising "How much is your home really worth?" nowadays.  Everyone agent is doing it. Do something original and set yourself apart.

OMG, someone tell me when the time is changing!

No need for me to tell them.  Everyone else is doing it.

I have someone who does my newsletters and social media post. I'm sure she'll remind people. A reminder during a call or coffee is what I may do.

No.  That will not set me apart from the competition.

One of the greatest wasters of paper in real estate.

No.

Byron K . Jones - not in this age where most of the time-change is automatic.

There is enough talk for my clients to know the time change

No. It's just an insult to their intelligence. Cell phones and computers automatically update these days.

I will blog about it, but most people see and hear about this a lot.

I do not...

It has been automated for decades..... They buying and selling time may be delayed by months or years not our clock.

No, I think that's sort of a nuisance email.