Making a great first impression is critical in every agent’s game plan, but it can be trickier when trying to make a similar impression with a new listing. That’s where a well-crafted listing description comes in handy.
Making a great first impression is critical in every agent’s game plan, but it can be trickier when trying to make a similar impression with a new listing. That’s where a well-crafted listing description comes in handy.
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Brit Owen is RISMedia’s Email Marketing Specialist where she collaborates with the editorial team to create email campaigns, as well as analyzes campaign data to understand performance. Before RISMedia, Brit worked as a digital marketer for the cybersecurity, healthcare, sports and entertainment, aviation and IT industries. She earned her degree in Communications with a minor in Marketing from Central Connecticut State University. FUN FACT: Brit has been an avid athlete, playing softball, tennis, dancing, wakeboarding and skysking. In 2012, she tried out for the Boston Celtic’s dance team.
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Good suggestions. I’ve been writing like that for years and it works. Sounds better than reading like a sticker on the window of a new car.
I thought we were supposed to write descriptions that reflect google search terms that a buyer might use?