Marketing
News covering the marketing of residential property, lead generation, buying and selling and business development.
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‘Bespoke’ agent e-bikes arrive in Oxford
Strutt & Parker is piloting electric bikes for agents to use on appointments across Oxford.
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BLOG: Hello? This is why the mobile phone is future of estate agency
Starberry Co-Founder Ben Sellers agents with a mobile-friendly approach to digital marketing can tap into a vast pool of potential clients.
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OnTheMarket sale deal moves forward despite criticisms
Details of the deal agreed by the boards of CoStar UK and OnTheMarket last month have been published including a recommended 'all cash' offer for 110p per share.
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Rightmove shareholders told to sell shares or face 30% drop
Investment bank Citigroup says competition from new OnTheMarket owners CoStar threatens Rightmove's position.
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OTM founder urges board to think again over takeover deal
Trevor Abrahmsohn says: "This could be the greatest opportunity lost since Decca turned down the Beatles".
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OnTheMarket to be sold for £100m to huge property data firm
OTM confirms reports that CoStar, which has offices in 15 countries and is valued at £33 billion, wants to use OTM to take on Rightmove and Zoopla.
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Zoopla creates new ‘back to market’ label for fall-throughs
The portal says it is trying to 'educate' buyers on all the reasons why a property sale can go wrong.
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BLOG: How to win at The Negotiator Awards
Richard Rawlings, one of the UK's leading agency trainers is also on the Judging Panel of The Negotiator Awards and he has some tips for entrants.
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Strong revenue growth slows surprising millon-pound losses at Zoopla
The extra revenue came on the back of price rises and the end of free of charge contracts the portal had offered during the Covid 19 pandemic.
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Property firm in hot water over Black Friday advert
The Advertising Standards Authority found that London & Quadrant's poster campaign was misleading.
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