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Placester offers pre-written real estate blog posts to help agents expand their audiences and promote their expertise.
Placester offers pre-written real estate blog posts to help agents expand their audiences and promote their expertise.
Understand how prospective home buyers found out about your listing
Get more information on buying timeline and preferences
Capture useful prospect contact details
Open houses are a time-honored tradition among real estate agents, and one of the best methods for meeting and connecting with future customers.
Collecting information as visitors come into your open house makes it easy to send out a professional follow up email containing your contact information. You can also keep in touch with your open house attendees by emailing them a community newsletter, client appreciation events, local spotlights, tips for home decor and maintenance – or a roundup of additional upcoming open houses.
Agents, make the most of your listing showings by downloading our free collection of customizable sign-in sheets.
A flyer is one of the best ways that listing agents especially have to communicate details about a home in a clean, inviting interface that buyers can pick up and take with them...
People who don’t work in the real estate industry or who aren’t actively involved in a home sales transaction might wonder if flyers have gone the way of the dinosaur … but real estate agents know better. A flyer is one of the best ways that listing agents especially have to communicate details about a home in a clean, inviting interface that buyers can pick up and take with them. Whether you’re stashing a stack with your “for sale” sign in the yard or placing them on the counter for buyers to pick up and peruse during an open house, you want your flyer to reflect the professionalism and attention to detail you bring to your business in general. And you’re also not a designer and don’t have hours to spend tweaking lines in Photoshop.
You are:
You want:
What you’ll get:
An ebook with seven different templates (six listing templates and one general brokerage/business promotion template) and easy-to-follow, step-by-step instructions for how to customize the templates and swap out the photos. We’ve even included some suggestions for which templates might work best depending on the photos you have available and what, exactly, you want to achieve with the flyer.
A flyer is one of the best ways that listing agents especially have to communicate details about a home in a clean, inviting interface that buyers can pick up and take with them...
People who don’t work in the real estate industry or who aren’t actively involved in a home sales transaction might wonder if flyers have gone the way of the dinosaur … but real estate agents know better. A flyer is one of the best ways that listing agents especially have to communicate details about a home in a clean, inviting interface that buyers can pick up and take with them. Whether you’re stashing a stack with your “for sale” sign in the yard or placing them on the counter for buyers to pick up and peruse during an open house, you want your flyer to reflect the professionalism and attention to detail you bring to your business in general. And you’re also not a designer and don’t have hours to spend tweaking lines in Photoshop.
You are:
You want:
What you’ll get:
An ebook with seven different templates (six listing templates and one general brokerage/business promotion template) and easy-to-follow, step-by-step instructions for how to customize the templates and swap out the photos. We’ve even included some suggestions for which templates might work best depending on the photos you have available and what, exactly, you want to achieve with the flyer.
A flyer is one of the best ways that listing agents especially have to communicate details about a home in a clean, inviting interface that buyers can pick up and take with them...
People who don’t work in the real estate industry or who aren’t actively involved in a home sales transaction might wonder if flyers have gone the way of the dinosaur … but real estate agents know better. A flyer is one of the best ways that listing agents especially have to communicate details about a home in a clean, inviting interface that buyers can pick up and take with them. Whether you’re stashing a stack with your “for sale” sign in the yard or placing them on the counter for buyers to pick up and peruse during an open house, you want your flyer to reflect the professionalism and attention to detail you bring to your business in general. And you’re also not a designer and don’t have hours to spend tweaking lines in Photoshop.
You are:
You want:
What you’ll get:
An ebook with seven different templates (six listing templates and one general brokerage/business promotion template) and easy-to-follow, step-by-step instructions for how to customize the templates and swap out the photos. We’ve even included some suggestions for which templates might work best depending on the photos you have available and what, exactly, you want to achieve with the flyer.
A flyer is one of the best ways that listing agents especially have to communicate details about a home in a clean, inviting interface that buyers can pick up and take with them...
People who don’t work in the real estate industry or who aren’t actively involved in a home sales transaction might wonder if flyers have gone the way of the dinosaur … but real estate agents know better. A flyer is one of the best ways that listing agents especially have to communicate details about a home in a clean, inviting interface that buyers can pick up and take with them. Whether you’re stashing a stack with your “for sale” sign in the yard or placing them on the counter for buyers to pick up and peruse during an open house, you want your flyer to reflect the professionalism and attention to detail you bring to your business in general. And you’re also not a designer and don’t have hours to spend tweaking lines in Photoshop.
You are:
You want:
What you’ll get:
An ebook with seven different templates (six listing templates and one general brokerage/business promotion template) and easy-to-follow, step-by-step instructions for how to customize the templates and swap out the photos. We’ve even included some suggestions for which templates might work best depending on the photos you have available and what, exactly, you want to achieve with the flyer.
People who don’t work in the real estate industry or who aren’t actively involved in a home sales transaction might wonder if flyers have gone the way of the dinosaur … but real estate agents know better. A flyer is one of the best ways that listing agents especially have to communicate details about a home in a clean, inviting interface that buyers can pick up and take with them. Whether you’re stashing a stack with your “for sale” sign in the yard or placing them on the counter for buyers to pick up and peruse during an open house, you want your flyer to reflect the professionalism and attention to detail you bring to your business in general. And you’re also not a designer and don’t have hours to spend tweaking lines in Photoshop.
You are:
You want:
What you’ll get:
An ebook with seven different templates (six listing templates and one general brokerage/business promotion template) and easy-to-follow, step-by-step instructions for how to customize the templates and swap out the photos. We’ve even included some suggestions for which templates might work best depending on the photos you have available and what, exactly, you want to achieve with the flyer.
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