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Property 1
The property
The page on emeraldhillre.com.au, not the portal listing. The ad sends traffic here.
Paste the listing link so we point the ad at the right page.
A just sold or just leased ad isn't a listing ad. Its job is to make the owner next door ask what theirs is worth, so it runs on as long as it performs rather than for a fixed few days.
Results are what make it work. A post that says $900,000 is a post. One that says $900,000, 34 groups through, 4 bidders tells every other owner in the building there is demand they aren't capturing.
Write it the way it should read in the ad: $620,000–$640,000, or $575 per week. For a sale, this must match the Statement of Information.
Give us the figure as it should appear.
Sale or lease price, number of groups through, bidders or applications, days on market. Only what you can evidence.
These numbers are the whole reason this ad works — add what you have.
Named agents outperform a faceless agency — tell us who.
Goes in the ad as the inspection contact.
We can't publish a sale ad without a contact number.
Inspection
The campaign is built to finish on this date.
This date sets the whole campaign window.
The campaign
Add an inspection date and we'll work the five days back from it.
The end date can't fall before the inspection it's advertising.
Dropbox, Drive, YouTube or Vimeo. Video outperforms every other format in this category.
Wording
Anything in here is locked. We won't reword it and we'll switch off the automatic text variations Meta applies by default, so nothing gets rewritten by the platform.
Price sensitivities, a vendor who doesn't want the address named, a defect, anything off limits.