Welcome to the New RealTown! Submit Feedback
Member Login | Join RealTown
The Real Estate Network
RealTown HomeBlogsLansing, Michigan Real EstateLansing Michigan Real Estate6 Questions Every Lansing Area Real Estate Seller Should Ask

Lansing, Michigan Real Estate

Blog by Mike Bowler CRB, GRI, ePRO, RECS, SRES
Lansing, Michigan
I am prepared to employ the latest techniques and services for your benefit, just like you've grown to expect from a professional. Real estate transactions are complex, involve large assets and demand competent representation. Marketing properties, home selection and financing are just a few of the skills today's consumer looks for when they select a real estate professional. I am prepared to offer my clients the knowledge and expertise to counsel them in relocating, buying, investing or selling the family home. "Expect the Best"

Categories

Subscribe

Your E-mail Address:
Subscribe to:

Recent Comments

RE: Greater Lansing Real Estate Market Report & Some
As expected,The Real Estate Group also continues t...
RE: Greater Lansing Real Estate Market - The Rules of Business are Changing in Our Industry
I'm new to real estate so the info in this article...
RE: Home Sellers in Holt Michigan, Delhi Township, Are You Puzzled About the Market?
As they say, the strong will survive or, in this c...

Archive

Favorite Links

RealTown Blogs

Blogs Homepage
Featured Entries
Recent Entries
Recent Comments
Tags
My Starred Entries
Create A Blog
Log In

Site Feed

RSS Feed

6 Questions Every Lansing Area Real Estate Seller Should Ask
Posted at Lansing, Michigan Real Estate by Mike Bowler CRB, GRI, ePRO, RECS, SRES
Feb. 28, 2009
Categorized in: Lansing Michigan Real Estate
Tagged with: buy, buying, coldwell banker, greater lansing real estate, homes, house, market, professional real estate agent, sell, selling

With over 85% of the greater Lansing area home buyers shopping online prior to contacting a Realtor, agents and real estate companies need to put themselves out to the public as someone who knows their business, can respond quickly, and be ready to assist them with their real estate challenges.
 
Sellers today need to ask their agents about syndication of listings, to get top exposure for their property. That’s why I use Point2Agent for all my clients. Point2Agent's comprehensive statistics and analytics let me know exactly how my site is doing with detailed reports and metrics.  Interpreting these statistics enables me to adjust my marketing efforts where needed for the greatest success.

Here are 6 questions a seller should ask their agent about prior to selecting someone to market their home.
  1. What major portals and websites will my home be advertised on?
  2. How many pictures of the property will you display?
  3. Will you post a Blog about my home on various sites?
  4. Can you share the links to my property on various social networking sites?
  5. Do you have an understanding on SEO and SEM to provide the best exposure?
  6. Are you willing to put the time and effort into marketing my house to today’s
     e-consumer by utilizing Search Engine Marketing tools like SawItOnLine, Postlets and various other sites.
 In today's market, you need someone who knows what they're doing and will work hard to get the job done. My knowledge of the real estate market, negotiating skills, and ability to listen to clients' needs and desires keep me ahead of my competition.
 
“Expect the Best” Mike

 

Mike Bowler Sr. ePRO, CRB, GRI, SRES
Coldwell Banker Hubbell Briarwood
1020 S. Creyts Road, Lansing, MI 48917
Phone: 517-492-3400 Fax: 888-832-6203
email: Mike@MikeBowler.com 
Website for Clients: MikeBowler.com
Search Listings

Permanent Link | Comments (0) | Write a Comment | Send Link

User Comments

There are currently no user comments for this entry. Be the first to post a comment!

Write a Comment
Your Name:  RealTown Members: Click here to login
Your E-Mail: 
Your Website: 
Subject: 
Your Comment: 
Notifications: 
Privacy: 
Verification: 
To verify that you are a human and not a script, please enter the verification word from the image into the box on the right.