Seller marketing plan

Good marketing starts before the home goes online.

The plan brings together pricing, preparation, photos, listing details, showings, feedback, offers, and communication.

From pricing to offers

Six parts of a complete marketing plan.

Choose the price

Review the home, relevant sales, competing listings, timing, and the reasons behind a possible price range.

Prepare the home

Prioritize condition, access, presentation, documents, and the work that should be finished before launch.

Present it clearly

Use strong photos and accurate listing details that are written for the home—not copied from a generic template.

Launch the listing

Coordinate listing distribution, showing readiness, inquiry responses, and the first days on the market.

Review the response

Track showing activity and feedback, then decide which comments or patterns should influence the plan.

Compare offers

Look at price, financing, contingencies, credits, timing, and the buyer’s ability to complete the purchase.

Professional presentation

Help buyers understand the home before they visit.

Strong photos, a clear order, and accurate details make it easier for buyers to see what the home offers. The final media plan should fit the property and support the way it will be introduced to the market.

A clear next step

You should know what will happen before the listing goes live.

Start with the home, your timing, and the move the sale needs to support.

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