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Professional Real Estate Photography for Agents

With inventories at a 5 year high, it's becoming clear that agents can't just put a property on the market and expect it to sell in a couple of weeks.

More than ever, as a professional real estate agent, you need to market better and more efficiently just to stay in business. And if that wasn't enough, there's the competition.

"Since Mr. Silver began using professional photography two years ago, his sales have gone up by about 25 per cent, he says. "I don't even put out a listing without the professional photos."

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Back in the day, it was all about curb appeal. A listing with great curb appeal got you more potential buyers in the door, and dramatically increased your chances to sell. Nowadays though, buyers are shopping online before they even bother to come see a property.

A New Trend: Online Appeal

Like curb appeal drew in passer-bys, online appeal draws in buyers looking at properties online. When 80% of your market is making a decision on whether or not they would be interested in your listing, it's not a trend anymore, it's where your market is. Agents can't rely simply on curb appeal and newspaper ads to sell. Buyers have lots of options, they're well informed, and they demand to be impressed.

Get Their Attention, Or Lose Them Forever

You have one chance to grab the attention of potential buyers. Regardless of price, buyers are instintively drawn to better looking imagery. A poorly photographed listing is not only unattractive, but it also sends out the wrong message about the perceived value of the property or even the agent.

The Secret is Out

Professional real estate photography has been a closely guarded secret among the most successful agents for a long time. Not anymore. Even if your budget doesn't allow you to include the service free-of-charge to your seller, more often than not the seller will be willing to pay for it if it will help them make the most out of their biggest investment. And we make the process very simple for you.

The Benefits for Agents:

Sell faster, with less work.
Get more representations by offering a higher level of service to sellers.
Be more competitive. Offering professional photography sets you apart from the competition.
Market more efficiently to FSBO's. We work with Agents exclusively.
Never get a listing pulled again.

How it works:
Get the Listing	Get the Representation You compete with other agents in your area. By providing your seller with professional photography to market their home, you show how commited and professional you are about marketing their property. With home sellers more educated than ever, offering professional photography can set you apart from the competition and ensure you keep the listing. Download the PDF version now or contact us and ask us to mail you hard copies. Market your Listings Like a Pro Professional photography makes all of your listings stand out from the crowd. Marketing your listings like a professional is your bread and butter. Whatever the market conditions, there are buyers looking for a home, and you need to get their attention. You can't afford not to. Attract More Buyers It's no secret: better looking homes attract more buyers. Curb appeal now needs online appeal to draw those buyers in. A professionally photographed home will look better whichever its condition, and is much more attractive to potential buyers. You've got their attention, now you will bring them in. Sell More and Faster! Your properties get more traffic and sell faster and smoother, giving you more time to do what you really like to do: to get more representations and sell more of them. No More Listings Pulled There is also much less of a chance your sellers will pull a listing, and they will recommend you for the knowledge and efficiency you showed in marketing their home. Start Right Now Don't market another home without making sure it looks its absolute best. Select your shoot and book right now >
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A Smarter Market

"The loveliest home doesn't have a chance with the poor photography I see in a huge portion of Internet listings, which are the first impression of your home for many buyers. With so many listings posted in some areas, trying to make out details in dark, blurry photos when there are a lot of other listings to look at could have a very negative effect. I always think that if I were trying to sell in this market, I'd be furious with my Realtor if I had a stylish, attractive home represented by a fuzzy, dark rectangle!"