How to Get Ready To Sell for More
Firstly this blog has continued on from
my last Blog on Property Presentation. I did say I was going to talk about the
importance of photography but need to write more on home presentation because
it is SO IMPORTANT. Photography will be mentioned soon.Secondly Dianne Ray Realty is giving a free complimentary book ‘How To Sell Your Home For More” or “Hot Seller Tips” to sellers who thinking of selling in the next 6 months to 12 months. These books is very valuable and are very worthwhile to have. Send an SMS to 0408034080 with your name, address and contact details and you will receive your choice of either of the free books immediately.
Few homeowners ever sell their home for the highest price possible.
Your home does not have a recommended retail price, so if you are in control of the sale, you are able to significantly impact the final sale price you achieve. One of the key ways to sell for more is by knowing how to present your home for sale. By changing its “packaging”.
Have you ever heard about a friend or family member who had a ‘dream sale’? You know, the one where the first person to walk in the door absolutely loved the house and bought it on the spot? Or had three buyers fighting over it, making higher and higher offers?
If you want that to be your experience,
you need to focus on that result and Do EXACTLTY WHAT IT TAKES to achieve it.
Yes, it’s finally happened! The real
estate industry in Australia has caught up with mainstream consumer marketing.
It is no longer acceptable to pass off home’s that are unfinished or poorly
presented in the hope that your buyers will overlook these flaws in favour of
your home’s more positive characteristics.
Before you do anything, you have to stop
thinking of your house as a HOME and start thinking of it as a product on the
market. And just like any other consumer product, you have competition and need
to give buyers a reason to choose YOUR property over another. One of the keys
here is that the right presentation is proven to sell…give your buyers what
they are looking for, and your home will get loads of views, competitive
offers, and get quickly snapped up – for a premium price!
You can’t use old-school selling
strategies anymore and expect to achieve a premium sales result. You must
change too. What use to work 5-10 years ago simply doesn’t’ work now. Did you
know that over 95% of property marketing is destined to fail?
The evidence is in. here is the thing the
big marketers know and use every day. Emotions
drive sales.
Daniel
Kahneman, a psychologist and Noble Prize Winner, is widely regarded as the
world’s most influential living psychologist. His studies conclude that we have
two brain systems;
1.
Emotional brain = 95%
2.
Rational brain = 5%
So you are making a BIG mistake if you
only sell to 5% of your buyer’s brain.
Listen to what Richard Branson says about using emotional marketing.
“The idea that business is just a number affair has always struck me as preposterous. For one thing, I’ve never been good at numbers, but I think I’ve done a reasonable job with feelings. And I’m convinced that is feeling – and feeling alone – that account for the success of the Virgin brand in all of its myriad forms” – Richard Branson
And Tom Hopkins, well known international sales trainer, and founder of Tom Hopkins International says this: “Arouse Emotions. Don’t Sell Login.”
So the right presentation of your home is critical. Have you ever seen an empty display home? No? Here’s the reason why.
These big marketers create beautiful
warm, aspirational display homes for buyers because it works. They understand they are selling to that
emotional 95% of your brain. They know that buyers want to buy a “lifestyle
package”. Not just an empty shell. Not drab, plain walls, floors and ceilings.
And certainly not somebody else’s cluttered and tired old home.
And it’s exactly the same for you when
selling YOUR home. The way you live in your home is NOT the way you present it
for sale.
Do you want to attract premium buyers –
or bargain hunters?
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