Jan 9, 2024
As the real estate market continues to change, one local broker/agent has mastered the art of "Target Marketing" to expose their properties to the most opportune buyers, thus selling them quickly for more money
SILVER SPRING, Md. - Jan. 8, 2024 - PRLog -- Ronnie Baras has been an agent since 1996. He is a specialist in selling properties via lease option or owner-financing, but he is also a specialist in traditional sales utilizing target marketing, which allows a property to be exposed to more qualified buyers than if a property were only entered into the MLS. Now, he's one-upped himself with the latest addition to his advertising arsenal with what he calls his "Target Marketing" approach.
The ancient approach of placing your home in local magazines, along with the rest of the listings that your listing brokerage has is now a thing of the past. Ronnie Baras has perfected an approach to Target Marketing where he invests his own money to expose your property to the most opportune buyer based on their current interests, hobbies, family size, age and even net worth and credit score.
In today's world, marketing is all about matching your product up to the prospects that are most likely to have an interest in it. Much like when you are at the grocery and you see that coupons print out based on the products that you always tend to buy.
When asked how this new-age approach to selling for more money works, Ronnie said the following: "If a home is in a highly desirable school district, that usually comes with a little bit higher property tax base. There's no sense in marketing that home to retired couples, but it's a perfect fit for a family that has a child or two of school age years. If the home has a fenced yard, we can expose it to those that have the appropriate income and also have a dog in the house. If it has a wine cellar, we can market to those that subscribe to Wine Connoisseur Magazine or otherwise have a wine collection. This allows buyers to absolutely fall in love with the home, oftentimes meaning they'll pay a premium for something that matches their exact criteria. Essentially, we can market it as their "Dream Home" even though it would be considered "just another home for sale" to the general public. That's why oftentimes we can sell homes for more money. With the marketing data available from online and offline marketing firms, it just doesn't make sense for an agent to simply list a home on the MLS system and wait for a possible contract sometime down the road."
For local homeowners, selling your home fast and for top dollar is Ronnie's biggest priority. Utilizing an agent that understands superior marketing and exposure can potentially allow you to net a lot more money from the ultimate sale of the property, and it can lead to a faster sale.
About Ronnie Baras:
For more information on how this target marketing approach works and to find out how you may be able to get more from the sale of your home, contact Ronnie Baras at Sell-Your-House-Quickly.com, LLC by calling 240-305-7007 or email [email protected] or visit www.sell-your-house-quickly.com
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Source: Sell-Your-House-Quickly.com, LLC
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