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65 Comments on What is the Purpose of a Sign? To Sell the House or Attract Business to the Agent?
Good morning, Tammie. Now that is one interesting sign. I don't think that I have seen one like that before. Cool!!!
BTW, it was nice talking to you the other day. I hope that this year will be the bomb for you...
Tammie, Very cool concept! First time I've ever seen a yard sign anything like that!
Tammie, I love your sign. That is a great way to market your property to those passing by. A passerby who can see those photos will definitely be more inspired to look than someone with a more simple sign. Very nice!
That is a neat concept/sign. Your sign price sounds reasonable as well.
Yes, I would have to agree with you, the signage is for BOTH purposes and you have done an excellent job with it!
I've never seen that approach before - signs with photos of the interior. That's brilliant! Generally, signs are useful in getting leads to sell the house. I have a client right now that won't allow a sign and we'd be getting leads if we did.
Gabe - Keep us posted.
Fernando - That makes two of us.
Joshua - Shame on me. I didn't even know there was a sign group.
Michael - You too. Let's make it a great 2012 for the both of us.
Bliz - Thanks, but as I said I stole the idea from a fellow AR member, Cindy Jones.
Mike - I agree. Afterall, people have to see it before they make an offer.
Gary - I think it's worth the price.
Barbara-Jo -Thanks.
Bryan - That is extremely frustrating. Especially, when you have a house that is highly visible.
Tammy:
We use our office sign and our personal rider on the sign. Our signs are not as eye catching as your sign but they look good. They are there to promote business for me and my office and to sell the house. I usually have a QR code on my rider that goes to my virtual tour of the house.
Evelyn - I haven't put a QR code on my signs because of the texting feature. Everyone may not have the ability to scan a QR code but just about everyone has texting.
I like the way you think and I love the idea with the sign. I am calling tomorrow to get a price quote on one similar to that in your photo. Great idea!
Ken - Let us know how this works for you.
Tammie: I like this a LOT...going to do some research to check out what this would run me. I still have a requirement to prominently show my brokerage but I like the idea of giving as many home details as possible. Another unique selling point when going for a listing appointment too.
Anita - In TN, the agent's name can't be larger than the broker's. So I kept the names the same size. Sellers do find it impressive.
A sign should do both in my opinion. Attracting business to the agent can also mean bringing in a buyer where Duel Agency is allowed.
Vern - I'm not going to tell you that I disagree. However, as the listing agent, my primary function is to sell the house.
I see agents all the time who take over-priced listings because of the potential to pick up buyers off the sign. They don't even care if they sell the house. I'm not saying that's what you are doing.
It is because of agents like this, that the rest of us get a bad name. I implemented this sign to improve my sellers chances of selling their home. If I pick up a buyer or even a seller because of it, that's great but not the reason I am using this form of marketing.
Tammie-you know I subscribe, but caught this first courtesy of JONI-so thak you JONI< as well as Cindy for sharing the original idea. I love this sign for several reasons...it is a great edge for your sellers, and engages buyers and agents quite effectively, but when you feature a nicely prepared property, it raises the bar for every single RE person-agent and preparer. Great job!
Marie - I agree. I saw a listing today was in terrible shape. I blame the agent. The house looked bad and the photos were worse. What is that agent doing for his commission?
Now that is a clever sign! I love that & I can still use my existing posts. However I would make sure those photos don't show valuables like plasma TV's or stereos. You don't want to risk the sellers getting robbed. Thank you for sharing a great idea!!
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Betina - Didn't show any real valuables in the photos.
Love Love Love! Will be R & D-ing in the near future (that's ripp-off and duplicate)! :-)