Where is your home advertised?  Hopefully online.  Print is not dead, but it's inefficient for exposing and selling homes.  From the time a home is listed to the time it's in a newspaper is a week or two and up to a month or two later for some of the popular home magazines.  Then it's usually a short description if any and one photos. 

Then the statistics show that nearly 90% of home buyer start their search online and some 30%+ find their home online.  That is why we put much effort into getting the homes listed with us into as many quality websites out there as possible and with quality throughout.

That means lots of professional photos: see example: www.HomeonSahuaro.com or www.EncantoPalmcroft.com

So we got excited when we were able to even further expand the marketing and/or improve the quality of the presentation at the contact point. 

In cooperation with Realty Executives and ListHub which is one of the the services we use to syndicate our listings to 30+ of the internet home search sites in addition to our other advertising which spreads the work out to over 100 sites.  We feed our listings directly to Zillow, Realtor.com Trulia automatically from our Multiple Listing Service with an improved presentation by us.  Then Craigslist is a manually  input-effort, and then there is our websites which allow us to do very specific long tail exposure and ListHub help in between.

Print advertising has a place.  I love to feel the paper I ready.  I just can't read newspaper style news online, but when it comes to real estate there is really no better way then the immediate and, when well done, fulfilling search experience with dozens of photos, extensive information, links and local news and market states.

You hire us to do many things, amongst them is quality presentation of you real estate to potential buyers:  we're constantly evolving and improving our offering.