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Real Estate Advertising

The Most Dramatic Example Of How To Sell Listings Fast
By Stan Barron, REALTOR® and Contributing Editor - Posted on
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Last Updated on July 5, 2018 By Stan Barron, REALTOR® and Contributing Editor   Hundreds of times now I have taken on a listing that did not sell. I would change nothing but the marketing message, and the home would sell almost instantly. It just happened again, but I have never had one quite this dramatic, nor have I ever had one case teach so …
What Can Mercedes & Ferrari Teach You About Selling Homes?
By Stan Barron, REALTOR® and Contributing Editor - Posted on
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Last Updated on April 7, 2017 I’d like to tell you about one of the most interesting real estate transactions I have been involved with in a while. I listed a home that was smaller and priced higher than others in the area, at least on a “price-per-foot” basis. Everyone, and in particular real estate agents, is very nervous about a house that ends up …
Do You Make This Mistake When Marketing A Home?
By Stan Barron, REALTOR® and Contributing Editor - Posted on
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Last Updated on April 7, 2017 The first step in writing an effective ad to sell a house is to stop using “me-too” flyers. This is the biggest mistake I see when I hear a home is not selling.  Real estate agents and even builders try to use these ubiquitous “fact sheets” that typically include coma-inducing details such as the address, number of bedrooms, living …
What’s the #1 Home-Selling Secret Of This Top Listing Agent?
By Michael Krisa, Executive Editor - Posted on
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Last Updated on April 7, 2017 Recently, some friends asked me to sell their condo.  There were competing condos for sale with the same floorplan, built with the same materials, etc. Sales activity had been very slow, and we were going to have to compete with a lower priced, foreclosure unit in the same condo complex. The good news was that every other unit was …
The Secret To Selling “Problem” Listings
By Stan Barron, REALTOR® and Contributing Editor - Posted on
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Last Updated on April 7, 2017 I spoke at the National Convention for NAR this year and really drilled home a controversial idea… The bedrock of all sales training is dead wrong! Agents are pressured by management — and many sales trainers — with the idea that we must ALWAYS project “positive” messages. One agent approached me after my speaking session.  Naturally, he was skeptical …
“How I Sold a 7-Month FSBO In 32 Days” (Case Study)
By Michael Krisa, Executive Editor - Posted on
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Last Updated on April 24, 2017 By Tom Horst, REALTOR® I practice real estate in Pennsylvania and like most markets today it’s difficult to sell listings.  It usually takes months, or the price has to be reduced several times before someone comes forward and places an offer. I used to think the main problem was not enough qualified buyers.  That is a challenge, but homes …
How To Use Emotion To Sell More Homes, In Less Time
By Stan Barron, REALTOR® and Contributing Editor - Posted on
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Last Updated on April 7, 2017 You’ve heard of the research firm called Gallup, right? They’ve studied human nature and behavior for more than 75 years.  And even in their early days, they knew that respondents do not always give reliable feedback. In face-to-face surveys about radio, Gallup’s people would start by asking, “Which would you rather hear on the radio tonight—Jack Benny or a …
The Three M’s of Marketing Success
By Michael Krisa, Executive Editor - Posted on
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Last Updated on April 7, 2017 Have you ever spent hundreds of dollars and countless hours on an ad or mailing program, only to stare at your silent phone? If so, you’re not alone. Most agents spend an enormous amount of time learning about “real estate”, but very little learning about the “elements” that turn your advertising (or any marketing or prospecting efforts) from a …
Case Study: $50 Thousand In Free Publicity And The “Mystery Briefcase”
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Last Updated on April 7, 2017 Submitted by Lawrence Bernstein, Copywriter  (who marketed the most expensive home in the Southwest United States) Here’s a free publicity case study I’ve been meaning to write about for a while. It’s a paint-by-the-numbers way to get free publicity and how it resulted in over $52,000 in traceable business for my most important client at the time:  my wife. …