easyadwriter: If You Think It’s Hard to Write Real Estate Ads, Read this!
- 09/19/11 08:47 AM
It’s easy to find advice on how to write an effective real estate ad. A moment or two of googling will bring up more websites than you could possibly use, and they all tell you—step by step—how to write a good real estate ad. For instance, one popular site breaks ad-writing down into four simple steps: 1) write a positive headline, 2) describe the property’s features, 3) include the price of the home, and 4) end with a call to action.
But…how do you actually get started? And how do you come up with exactly the right word or … (4 comments)
Rockwell Institute is a real estate school and publisher since 1974, and we've trained thousands of real estate students in Washington and California. We've learned a lot over the years about getting a real estate license and studying for license exams, and we've often got news about changes in real estate laws and regulations. So we’ll let our writers and instructors share some of their wisdom and pass on the answers to some of our common student questions.
It’s easy to find advice on how to write an effective real estate ad. A moment or two of googling will bring up more websites than you could possibly use, and they all tell you—step by step—how to write a good real estate ad. For instance, one popular site breaks ad-writing down into four simple steps: 1) write a positive headline, 2) describe the property’s features, 3) include the price of the home, and 4) end with a call to action. 
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