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Wednesday, 01 July 2009 13:16 |
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The rules have changed. The information age has brought us to a place where the experience of the average real estate agent is obsolete, and where marketing capabilities reign supreme. This has happened, in large part, because of the internet.
Download the short essay by Roger A. Clark to learn what we do that's different and, in our opinion, more effective to help our clients buy and sell homes. In it, you will learn: - Why all the magnets, notepads, and other trash items that Realtors use to litter your doorstep is, inaccurately, called "marketing".
- Why you're not impressed with the perpetual "Just Listed" and "Just Sold" postcards that clutter your mailbox, why the average Realtor thinks you are, and why they are wrong.
- What questions to ask your Realtor (that, trust us, they don't want to answer) the next time they tell you your house hasn't been sold because it's overpriced.
If you are interested in speaking with us about the difference between "real estate sales people and "marketing people who get real estate sold", we welcome your call and look forward to hearing from you. Drop us a line today.
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