Selling your house yourself? Start with good preparation!
Posted: Mon Dec 23, 2024 6:49 am
General information about the house and its advantages, where we have highlighted these advantages with many photos and videos
Local events to tie in with, such as: carnival parade, opening of new store
Participation in the Open House Route and self-organized open days
Shareable and fun content about the housing market
Useful tips for starters about financing and buying your first home
Experiences and reactions following new viewings
selling house content collage
Result: 50 potential buyers and ultimately our house sold at the right price
With a budget of 900 euros:
We have reached over 60,000 people
12,000 people have visited our website www.rubensstraat18.nl
50 people showed more than average interest
Did the actual buyer come in through a Facebook campaign?
As mentioned, we were in a rather difficult situation, and it ultimately took us more than a year to sell our home for the right price. That does not change the fact that a potential buyer presented himself within the first two weeks, and we eventually sold our first home successfully and with great pleasure.
In this article you could read how we successfully sold our own home ourselves. I sometimes get asked if I would do it all myself again in the future. My answer to that is a resounding yes!
Of course, it is easy to talk with an online marketing hospital ceo email list background, but basically I think that many more people could sell their own home. If you have already been convinced of selling your home yourself or after reading this article, then at least consider the following (if you look closely, they apply to many marketing campaigns):
1. It takes a lot of time
Realize that the entire process takes a lot of time. Not only the preparation and setting up of campaigns, but also the follow-up calls, the viewings and the negotiation process take a lot of time!
2. Be honest
Be honest, both in your expressions and in the communication during the entire sales and negotiation process. There is no point in making your living room or bathroom look nicer or bigger than it actually is.
3. Refresh your campaign
Change the message in your campaigns or expressions regularly. There is no point in running the same campaign for two months.
4. Respond to current events
Play on current events and keep an eye on the communication of local real estate agents. In addition, always join in with national Open House Routes.
Local events to tie in with, such as: carnival parade, opening of new store
Participation in the Open House Route and self-organized open days
Shareable and fun content about the housing market
Useful tips for starters about financing and buying your first home
Experiences and reactions following new viewings
selling house content collage
Result: 50 potential buyers and ultimately our house sold at the right price
With a budget of 900 euros:
We have reached over 60,000 people
12,000 people have visited our website www.rubensstraat18.nl
50 people showed more than average interest
Did the actual buyer come in through a Facebook campaign?
As mentioned, we were in a rather difficult situation, and it ultimately took us more than a year to sell our home for the right price. That does not change the fact that a potential buyer presented himself within the first two weeks, and we eventually sold our first home successfully and with great pleasure.
In this article you could read how we successfully sold our own home ourselves. I sometimes get asked if I would do it all myself again in the future. My answer to that is a resounding yes!
Of course, it is easy to talk with an online marketing hospital ceo email list background, but basically I think that many more people could sell their own home. If you have already been convinced of selling your home yourself or after reading this article, then at least consider the following (if you look closely, they apply to many marketing campaigns):
1. It takes a lot of time
Realize that the entire process takes a lot of time. Not only the preparation and setting up of campaigns, but also the follow-up calls, the viewings and the negotiation process take a lot of time!
2. Be honest
Be honest, both in your expressions and in the communication during the entire sales and negotiation process. There is no point in making your living room or bathroom look nicer or bigger than it actually is.
3. Refresh your campaign
Change the message in your campaigns or expressions regularly. There is no point in running the same campaign for two months.
4. Respond to current events
Play on current events and keep an eye on the communication of local real estate agents. In addition, always join in with national Open House Routes.