and interests?
Talk about how you love cooking in the kitchen and point out what makes it such a good space. If the backyard is clear of trees, talk about how perfect it is for stargazing. Get the buyer dreaming of the home’s possibilities. Third-party aggregators aren’t going away anytime soon, so if you “can’t beat ‘em, join ‘em.” You can do this by actively promoting your listing through those sites. It isn’t free, but given how often buyers visit sites like Trulia before contacting an agent, it will be worth it to help get your listing to the top of the search.
The average internet user spends more than two hours per day on a mobile device. If you factor-in social media and video streaming, mobile devices actually account for most of the time we spend on the internet. Facebook is a great way to advertise your home. You should set aside an advertising budget to sponsor posts designed to reach a certain demographic and geographic audience who would be interested in your home. The information below will give you an overview as to what you can do on Facebook. You may want to set up an additional page that is separate from your personal page and dedicated to your home for sale in order to utilize the tips below. However, realize that page will start out with “0” friends. You can send invitations out to all of your Facebook friends to like your “home for sale” page, and you may get a few joins, likes, and shares, but it will not have the power that a professional real estate agent can generate with an established business page and established network of connections.
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