Marketing Materials

Marketing materials turn the shoot into the things you actually hand out: the flyer in the box on the sign, the brochure at the open house, the graphics you post. Designed from your existing photo set, starting at $95.

Designed from the shoot, not separately

The advantage of having these made by the people who took the photographs is that the selection is already right. The images are chosen at the correct resolution and crop for print, the color is consistent with everything else, and nothing gets stretched or pixelated because someone pulled a web sized file into a layout.

Everything carries your branding, your headshot and your contact details, which is what makes a flyer work as marketing for you rather than only for the house.

Print still matters here

Sign box flyers and open house brochures continue to convert, particularly for the drive by traffic that never appears in any analytics. In seasonal markets across Clearwater, Dunedin and Sarasota, a large share of buyers are physically driving neighborhoods they are considering, and the flyer in the box is the only asset that reaches them at that moment.

Social graphics

The same set includes graphics sized for feed and story, formatted with the details already laid out, which is a different job from posting the raw photographs. A feed graphic has to survive being viewed at thumbnail size, so the price, the address and the key numbers are set large enough to read on a phone rather than sized for a desktop screen.

Story sized versions are cropped separately rather than letterboxed from the feed version, because a story that shows a horizontal image floating in empty space reads as an afterthought. For video first content a listing reel does more than a static graphic, and the two work well together across a launch week.