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WGAN-TV 31 Statistics to Help Sell Virtual Tours to Real Estate Agents with Gilroy, CA-based Coldwell Banker Realty agent - and real estate photographer - Dave Avilla (@Dataventurer) Screen Grab: The Adoption of New Media for Real Estate Marketing by Dave PFRE: Real Estate Photography Statistics PFRE (May 17, 2022) Real Estate Photography Statistics Got some to add? Also see ... 1. Transcript: WGAN-TV 31 Statistics to Help Sell Virtual Tours to RE Agents (Video above) 2. WGAN Forum discussions tagged: Statistics | Statistics of the Day And ... Free 44-Page Stats Loaded Pitch Deck Added to WGAN Sample Forms Library ✓ How to Receive Free Access to the WGAN Forum Sample Forms Library Enjoy your weekend, Dan |
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| Contradictory statistics from the article: "However, only 35% of real estate agents employ professional photographers." Vs. "... which is why 69.8% of agents employ professional photographers..." |
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| I think it all depends on market. If it is buyers' market with plenty of properties to choose from listings with bad photos most likely to be ignored by some buyers. However in sellers' market where buyers have just few to inspect most will still go and inspect property no matter how bad photos are. I would call an agent a professional if they are consistent and do not cut corners depending on whether it is easy to sell or not. BTW, it is a weird article... it says it was published in May 2022 but people comments are from 2019. |
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Quote:Originally Posted by johnwheatley I could imagine that statistics come from different sources. Quote: Originally Posted by Wingman Yes. It's possible that they are recycling/re-publishing previous articles. Best, Dan |
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