Sellers ... although I do have IDX on my website ... buyers are not my primary focus. 

All sellers...lend me your ear. All buyers, consult with me first

Sellers! You'll get buyers along the way, anyway.

Primarily to BUYERS obviously, as a Mortgage Loan Originator but, . . . . . I don't overlook the sellers.   If they are selling their current residence, there's a high likelihood they are going to purchase another one.

I provide comparison sheets based on their asking price showing potential buyers a breakdown of the costs of different loan programs.   It's a great information piece, supportive of the seller, while informative to the potential buyer.   And it has ALL my contact information on it that can lead to business from either, whether they do a deal with each other or not !

So, in the end, I'd say I market to BOTH; or ALL  of the above, because Realtors often pick them up and call me later to do the same for them and help them with their  future Open Houses.

Both... my business is typically pretty evenly split between both.

As an independent broker in California and Hawaii, I do not put limits on what I will handle. I've found that listings get me buyers, and the other way around. Many of my clients are investors in both states. I love the variety, keeps it interesting and I keep learning.

Both. 

More to buyers than sellers, but to both.

Both

Both

Both.

Both, but probably more sellers than buyers.

to and for sellers..... when a buyer calls, we discuss buyer agency....and tell them that need a buyer's agent ....we are listing agents and we do not participate in dual agency.....they can work with us, but we do not represent them...most have buyer agents....

Both

Sellers.

Why? Because I know where the live!

More Sellers then buyers now because we are in a seller market!

Always, BOTH!

both

Buyers.  Yeah, I know everyone thinks that's dumb, but I love working with buyers!

Both.  Lately our marketing has been more towards sellers because of the crazy market.  We'll always work with both. 

Buyers and sellers of investment properties.

We market to both Buyers and Sellers, though in my first year as a realtor we have more Sellers than Buyers Tony and Suzanne Marriott, Associate Brokers.  From Roger's comments, every year can be different! 

Both. My preference is to work with buyers, but I absolutely believe the "list to last" train of thought so know that I should not exclude sellers from my efforts. 

Right now both, but would prefer just Sellers, as our inventory is so low! 

I do both ... our marketing expenses are about 50 / 50 to buyer, seller. Although our Z marketing (which I count as buyer marketing) brought in five listings over the last year.

We work mostly with buyers who find us over the internet.,and referrals. We recently began a mailing campaign to condo owners as inventory is very low...

My emphasis is on sellers but I work with both.

Both. 

 eyes open, mouth closed.

Tony and Suzanne Marriott, Associate Brokers working on getting more listings - so answer is, primarily buyers so far - changing rapidly to 50-50.

Sellers only. But I take any referrals with appreciation:) 

Used to market 100% to high end buyers now allocating towards medium sellers and luxury buyers

Whatever I can get.

My mailing list goes to both people that my want to Buy or Sell or know someone who does.

Both.  No sense in taking business from only 50% of the people.

Both

sellers

I prefer to be a listing agent, but I market equally to both buyers and sellers. 

Why limit yourself to one when you have both!

Mkt to sellers, the buyers find us.