Category Archives: Marketing
Partnership with Affluent Magazine
We are excited to announce our partnershipe with Affluent Magazine and AffluentMagazine.com. Affluent Magazine is nationally circulated reaching 59,013 affluent households that have an assessed evaluation of their residenceof $3,000,000 or greater. Affluent Magazine is read by over 420,078 high … Continue reading
|Create a diverse resort section on your website
While you may be in D.C. or Los Angeles, South Florida, etc, your prospects may be interested in a second home in Costa Rica or Dominican Republic, Florida, the mountians, etc. The idea is by having a diverse resort section … Continue reading
|Social Media Tools for Real Estate Professionals added to Agent Shield
We are very excited to announce the release of Agent Shield’s social media tools. Real Estate professionals can utilize these FREE tools to instantly market new construction properties on social media places such as their Facebook profiles, their WordPress/Blogger blogs … Continue reading
|Agent Direct News Article: Why Sell New Construction Now?
We had an opportunity to meet and talk with Ginny Lee, Broker/Owner of America’s Best Real Estate. She’s an amazing and super energetic lady. Thank you for the great review and article about Agent Shield. A reprint of the article … Continue reading
|Apply the principles of crowdsourcing to accelerate the sales of new construction properties
To gain an edge in today’s overly competitive market, we have to think beyond the usual marketing avenues of the past. As Web 2.0 develops and evolve, it has created some new technologies and marketing principles that could be applied … Continue reading
|Where should we spend our marketing dollars?
In a soft market where the volume and velocity of sales have slowed down significantly, a lot of companies/people are cutting back on their marketing. Right now is the time to do more marketing! If we focus on marketing now, … Continue reading
|Wooing Realtors … Realtors wooed! … now what?
In today’s soft real estate market, developers are spending more time, money and resources to woo Realtors. And rightfully so. On a national average, according to NAR, Realtors account for 51% of new construction sales. In some areas like South … Continue reading
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