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December 2, 2009 |
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Realty Viewpoint: Realty Times Asks, "Why Buy This House?"
by Blanche Evans
It's getting harder for you to impress buyers and sellers. Sellers are using sites like Zillow and YouTube because they can upload the same listing information as professionals can, if not better. For example, a free listing on Realtor.com gets one to four photos. On Zillow, a seller can have a video, virtual tour, or over a dozen photos. In fact, the upload process is the same for consumers is the same as it is for real estate agents. If it weren't for the brand logo, you wouldn't know which was the agent's listing from the FSBO. As an agent, you've got a problem. Here's another. Now your listing is online, how do you impress buyers? They've got near record inventories to choose from, but all the listings look the same. We've thought long and hard about your problem -- and we have the solution -- a way for you to give sellers the Wow factor to list with you, and buyers reasons to buy your listing. Realty Times has created a Listing Newscast called, "Why Buy This House?" This TV-quality infomercial goes beyond photos and features of the home. It's about you. You're showcased as the market expert. You have the comparables, the market conditions, the market knowledge that buyers and sellers need. We have the on camera talent, the news writers, and the video expertise to make you look your most professional. Unlike any other listing product, your listing newcast allows you to give your reasons, your opinion and your proof why buyers should Buy This House. Realty Times will help you create your listing Newscast. It's quick, easy, and powerful. You email it to your prospects, use it in your listing presentations, and we'll put it on our site and our partners' sites. Your listing newscast stays live on Realtor.com, YouTube, Google, Yahoo! until you sell this house. You've got the listings. Now let Realty Times help you get them sold.
Published: May 15, 2008 Use of this article without permission is a violation of federal copyright laws.
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