Real Estate Video Tours | Real Estate Web Design & Marketing

This is a common statement that I've heard made many times. People doubt that real estate listing videos work because they don't think buyers have the patience or interest to sit through a 5 minute video tour. According to one video I recently watched on a blog, someone was quoted as stating tha...

Do good photos and virtual tours really make a difference?This is a perfect example of how a combination of high quality photos and a good virtual/ video tour can completely change the way a home is presented on the internet, where 85%+ buyers begin their searching. Keeping in mind that buyers ar...

I see numerous single property website companies, virtual tour providers and others boasting of their great search engine rankings, based on searching for a specific address (i.e. 126 Main Street, Hingham MA).Although they certainly do (and will) come up at the top of the rankings for an address ...

Untitled Page Circa 2005 Spend $45, put 20 gallons of gas in the SUV ($2.25/gallon) and head off for the day with the family, taking a leisurely drive around town, checking out a dozen open houses which were found online or through the newspaper. Today 2008 Spend $80+ put 20 gallons of gas in th...

The choice of being on video is not about looks, it's about on camera personality and about the comfort level of the person on camera. Having done hundreds of videos, I can tell you that MOST people do not do well on camera. They have great personalities in general, but when a camera is pointed ...

As the video market continues to get weeded out...VideoEgg is the platform used to upload videos to AOL Video, so not sure if that site will disappear or another option will be made available to upload to AOL, but I received this notice this morning: Attention: my.videoegg.com usersIt is with our...

Why a Video Tour? There are more properties on the market right now than in recent memory. Gas is approaching $4 per gallon. People are not willing to drive all over town to look at properties. The majority of home buyers have broadband internet connections. Yesterday's "Curb Appeal" is today's ...