I don't do anything...they KNOW...EVERYONE knows.  I have to stay off social media during this time of the year because the message is so ubiquitous, it drives me crazy. 

None of the above, it is a waste of time and money and has no value.

Nothing!

They would have to be comatose to not know this is the weekend.

Another note will make no difference.

They simply will be late Sunday morning.

And I'll be there with coffee and bagels. They WILL remember that!

Stopped doing that years ago.  They're big boys and girls and the information is readily available.

I do not do it anymore. By today i have already got 2 dozen from every other place so i know i dont want to see any more. If i were to do it, i would pick 2 weeks out

Been there done that a long time ago.  No more.   I have received so many email "reminders" about this "event" including one that had the incorrect date.  Stop the madness!

Oh, I am SO with Susan Haughton on this!!  I used to deliver batteries and a cute card to my clients but, have put that money into something that is more fun for them now!

Zero, everyone gets bombarded by stuff already.

I don't - if I did I would be spamming every one's email

None of the above. Over hyped!

Everyone gets a Slinky on their door step with a reminder note.

Link them to this question.

Nothing, they have plenty of electronics that will keep them on time.

I do nothing.

I sent an email reminder - I have heard that people don't do it anymore (so I thought I would stand apart from the crowd) :)

None of the above.  My clients are all adults and fully capable and responsible to manage the time change.

I never did that.... too many other more pressing marketing methods to focus on.... they all know to reset the clocks and most are done automatically now anyway...

If I speak with them; yes

Anthony Acosta Nothing special.

None of the above

None of these, as they get plenty of reminders from everyone else.

I sent out postcards this week with an update on the market. I expect to get some calls later this week or next.

Nothing in AZ

NOTHING.  It's trite and over done.  It makes realtors look uncreative.

Nothing. Computers and cell phones automatically update to correct time. Plus, it's all over the news and social media sites. I feel sorry for anyone that doesn't know about it. If they don't, they figure it out soon enough. No one needs anyone to remind them about it. It's annoying. You might as well tell them " I think you're an idiot and that you're too stupid to know that you're suppose to turn your clocks ahead this weekend, so I'm sending you a spam email to remind you".

Anthony Acosta - nothing! They already get so much of junk mail..

Anthony - I don't do anything because here in Arizona we don't change our clocks back or forward.

I sent out postcards to my farm and sphere of influence.

I send out postcards. 

None of the above, I have as of today had 30 reminders and a dozen postcards....A

They will have reminders from many sources. They do not need a reminder from me.

I only remind those I am dealing with for that day

Nothing; they are big boys and girls.

Nothing.  The way everything is connected, the devices all reset themselves now.  I think 10 or 15 years ago, this was a great way to stay in touch and be of service.  Now it would be unnecessary and could be annoying.

I don't.  So many things automagically update it's not worth it.

None of the above. I think, it is hard to miss. 

With clients from around the globe, daylight savings time does not apply to all of them.  It can be confusing messaging.

Many use postcards - great way to "touch" your client and referral base.

I email them, use to do post cards but not anymore.

I sent a postcard to my farm with a checklist of maintenance items and a reminded but that's it

Really nothing anymore. They get this from everywhere, so I see this as a bit of a throw-away marketing gimmick and I'd rather spend the money on something that has more added value.

So little.. everyone tells everyone every commercial and email reminds you.. and these days everything from your Phone to your TV to your oven resets itself.  The only thing I have to reset is my wristwatch 

I think everyone hears this from everywhere, but sometimes put it on my FB page.