2020-05-01_Australian_Home_Beautiful

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It pays to have photos taken by a professional
photographer who will showcase your property
in the best light and from its best angles. Invest in
a quality floorplan to accompany your photos.

Digital platforms are generally the first port
of call for buyers and can reach thousands of
people instantaneously.

A combination of both traditional and digital
tools will ensure your property pops up wherever
buyers are looking.

Print advertising, particularly in local papers, is
a great way to reach people looking in your area.

Consider virtual tours or drone footage.


interest it will generate, which will increase competition


and turn that ‘for sale’ sign into ‘sold’. The best place


to start is by seeking out an agent who not only has a


strong database, but also maintains a line of contact with


clients. They will know who your potential buyers are and


will leverage their relationships and expertise to match


appropriate buyers to your home. An experienced agent


will also know how and when to ramp up momentum,


which is critical to a successful sale. Charles Tarbey,


Chairman of Century 21 Australia, advises that “Even if


there is substantial interest in a property within the first


week or two, the intensity of a marketing campaign


should not be reduced.” Essentially, you are campaigning


your home, so keep interest in your property alive right


through to the sale.


A MULTI-MEDIA APPROACH


The ‘for sale’ sign perched outside your property is the


first step to generating interest, especially among those


who are looking specifically in your area. When it comes


to building a marketing strategy with your agent, using


a combination of both traditional and digital tools will


ensure your property is centre-stage where buyers are


looking. Of course, the more intricate the marketing


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strategy, the more expensive it will become. Ultimately,
it comes down to how strongly you want to push for a
sale. As Mr Tarbey says: “Most sellers will want to avoid
paying a lot to advertise their home, however, the most
expensive advertising can generate that one extra buyer
needed to create serious competition.”
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