Property Marketing Plan
Plans the launch week that decides how a listing performs — photography brief, portal timing, the viewing arrangements and what to do in week three.
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Running it, start to finish
- Describe the property, the local market and your constraints.
- Complete preparation and photography before anything is published.
- Hold the three reviews on their dates rather than when someone remembers.
What you get back
The output this produces, every time.
- Fixes the rule that nothing launches until photographs, copy and floor plan are all ready.
- Briefs the photography as a shot list with a lead-image selection rule, rather than as a request for pictures.
- Sets three dated review points and says what each one is allowed to change.
Getting better results
Where this usually goes wrong, and how to avoid it.
- The first week is the audience. A listing launched with placeholder photographs has spent its largest audience before you can fix it.
- Floor plan before video. On a limited budget it does more for most property types than a walkthrough does.
- Measure your response time. Enquiries that go unanswered for a day become viewings that never appear in any report.
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Viewing Feedback and Price Review
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