I really can't show you this "Home for Sale" flyer. I'd probably be in trouble with the listing broker for insulting whoever produced this marketing piece. So I'm going to describe it instead. You decide if this is an example of praiseworthy print marketing.
First of all, let me preface my comments on the flyer by disclosing that this Madeline Island home for sale is a lovely waterfront dwelling with a large dock, priced at just under $700.000.
The 8 x 10 flyer is one-sided and is printed in color. The … (3 comments)
One of my favorite stories is about one of my buyers, actually a couple who bought a waterfront home on Madeline Island with my help a few years ago. These folks didn't necessarily pay the lowest possible price for their home. Maybe they could have gotten it for a bit less, maybe not. Perhaps they could have waited on the sidelines and could have made an offer months later, if the house was still available at that time. But they could just as easily have lost out on purchasing the place. Every time … (4 comments)
waterfront home: Before You List your Madeline Island Property For Sale, Take a Look at What Worked this Year and What Failed to Bring Results
- 11/03/10 11:18 AM
Now that November has arrived, it's a good time to take stock of what worked and what didn't this season in terms of real estate marketing on Madeline Island. Of course there will still be some showing activity during November, but for the most part, real estate sales activity on Madeline Island will slow to a crawl by mid-month. And while it's certainly possible to sell a house or lot during the winter months (we've done so many times), it's far less likely than it is during tourist season. So let's compare marketing methods that brought results to Madeline Island sellers this year with other marketing approaches that failed: … (3 comments)
I Wish I Could Show You this Residential Property Flyer, but I Won't.
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