The Suzanne Vasbinder Team Approach
Once A Private In-Home Diagnostic Analysis has been performed, and you have a full understanding of what your home will sell for, we will give you some tips on what to do and – more importantly – what not to do to get top dollar, as well as go over all the costs you will have so you know how much money you will have leftover after you sell your home.
A custom advertising and marketing plan is prepared for your home after all the necessary information is obtained from you during the meeting at your home. That plan is provided to Suzanne Vasbinder, who fine-tunes it, and then …
Suzanne Vasbinder personally writes the ads, sales sheets, and other information about your home. This is important because only a small percentage of agents from all over North America have invested large sums of money learning advertising strategies and obtaining licensing rights to use exclusive ad copy. Suzanne Vasbinder is one of these agents. In fact, Suzanne is known as the top real estate marketing copywriter in the area.*
In real estate advertising, the choice of even one word vs. another may mean 4 weeks less or more on the market, or $20,000.00 added or subtracted from the buyer’s offer. You won’t find a more qualified, adept real estate advertisement writer than Suzanne Vasbinder!
“I have been a real estate sales trainer and marketing strategist for over 10 years, so I know real estate marketing. Without question Suzanne is one of the best I have ever seen at using unique marketing systems and ad copy to attract attention and create more demand, leading to more homes sold for more money”. – Suzanne Vasbinder
*Suzanne Vasbinder is recognized as one of the 200 most respected real estate agents in all of North America by CP Platinum Real Estate Coaching.
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