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One of the most challenging parts of selling your home is having to keep it in pristine condition at all times, and finding another place to be whenever your agent offers a tour for potential buyers.
On top of that, you’ll have to deal with plenty of negotiations, no matter how reasonable the price you put on your house is.
When it comes to making a sale, first impressions are important. This couldn’t be truer for selling property.
Recent studies have shown potential customers will have travelled roughly 60% of the sales journey before they’ve even verbally engaged with any salesperson.
At www.factotum.co.uk/We like to keep our finger on the pulse of what is going on in the property management sector. This is an ever shifting business where management and marketing strategies can seem to change from year to year.
Property management goals hardly ever change, but the way your present and market your business and the techniques you use can shift quite frequently. The main aim is to attract the attention of customers looking to buy a property and encouraging them to buy from you.
Without getting the attention of your customers, you may as well give up. This is why to keep your business going you need to keep your marketing fresh and appeal to investors, buyers and potential tenants alike.
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Leading UK retirement housebuilder McCarthy & Stone appoints Delete for Search and Display Marketing
Following a three-way pitch, the UK’s leading retirement housebuilder, McCarthy & Stone, has appointed digital agency Delete as their ongoing strategic partner to manage and deliver all search marketing campaigns to help drive brand awareness and increase prospect enquiries.
Delete’s main objective is to drive enquiries and sales leads by providing PPC, SEO, Display Marketing services and ongoing technical support and maintenance. To deliver, they will be targeting those looking to purchase retirement properties and key influencers in the decision process, such a friends and family members. [more…]
With a purchasing power of £12 billion annually in the UK, homemovers are a hugely untapped target audience for advertisers, with each homemover spending an average of £10,000 for a variety of goods and services before, during and after a move.
Life event marketing company TwentyCi is today launching its digital and programmatic division, TwentyCi Digital, which will enable advertisers and their agencies to reach known homemovers through programmatic advertising at the appropriate time for their product - as well as through other digital channels including social media, PPC and TV. [more…]
Estate agent Savills announces the launch of its new integrated campaign, which will include TV advertising for the first time.
Conceived and executed by creative agency isobel, the move is part of the brand’s efforts to drive awareness and engagement with a wider audience and establish the estate agency as the go-to for a highly professional yet very personal experience when selling, buying or renting a home
Kicking off with two TV adverts – House Unfaithful and Mancave – the campaign uses a light touch of humour to explore and celebrate our relationships with our homes, whatever our life stage.
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Independent retail and leisure agency Lunson Mitchenall has announced it is to appoint Director Rob Wingrave as its new Managing Director from 1st October 2012.
Rob Wingrave has played an important part in the Lunson Mitchenall team since 1991 and has been instrumental in the company’s success. Rob’s appointment as Managing Director is part of Lunson Mitchenall’s strategy to grow and expand its client services.