Sell Your New Hampshire Home By Thinking Like A New York Advertiser

Hi Sharon. 

I do agree with you that staggers are indeed trained, skilled and needed.  With so many trying so hard to get the consumr and R E profession to except the benefits available to them and having them embrace more of what is offered maybe means speaking simpler and less of big city comparisons.  People who live in the country are less impressed with big things, even when the example is true.  People in rural areas choose to live in them and take life slower and less complicated, they live simple, some preferring commonsense more than fact.  I believe we may be able to reach out and be heard best by and through a social event, such as the ones I am hostng.  It is making a difference.  Sometime seeing is believing.  It is enticing them to reach out, I am on my fourth referral in 19 days.  I am not disputing your analogy, just adding another thought as an idea for trying to reach our new england consumers.  I welcome your thoughts back on this.  A friend in NH.

Sharon ~ I understand your analogy and think it's very true!  Regardless of the market area, it's a universal fact that we need to determine our target market and sell to it.  Everyone responds to the right message and your post pointed that out well.  It doesn't mean that you have to hard sell or anything when in a more rural environment ... your post was spot on in that you adjust to your own local market that you know, and make your message about home staging relevant.

I'm blow away by that art work.  Fantastic job.   Was is picnik or Photoshop?

That photo should get any ones attention

Now I find the post with the fantastic photo Virginia like so much!  Your message is so true through and through!!