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Hear from Compass’ CEO how the 3 phase marketing plan positions your home for the best possible outcome.
The marketing strategies that Compass supports are not novel or new. In fact, they have been used by the largest and most successful group of sellers in the industry—professional homebuilders and real estate developers. They have a sophisticated playbook on how to sell homes, and just like some homeowners, have properties they want to advertise that aren’t ready to be shown. Here are the key things they do:
They test an aspirational price or validate a pricing strategy privately before listing on the MLS.
They pre-market while staging and preparing the home to create interest and anticipation before it’s ready to launch.
They learn from the data and analytics they get from their websites, including property page views, visits, and engagement insights.
They control which websites their photos, address, and data appear on and protect their data.
Portal sites hurt homeowners by placing negative insights that devalue your home. At Compass, we put homeowners first.
Extend your marketing runway by controlling when the property is put on the MLS, helping minimize public days on market or price drop history. Excessive days on market and price-drop history can devalue your property in the eyes of buyers.
Some third-party sites block buyers’ ability to reach out to the listing agent directly. These leads are sold to other agents who may be unfamiliar with your home and whose interests may not align with your selling goals.
Automated home valuations on third-party sites use outdated algorithms and incomplete data, often mispricing homes and shaping buyer expectations before you even list.
Third-party platforms can add their own assessments and data to a listing, which may not accurately reflect the true value or desirability of your property.
Where Homeowners Choose to Market First
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Our research shows that Compass-sold homes that are pre-marketed before going active on the MLS, on average, are associated with these results:
Higher Closing Price
Faster to Contract
Less Likely to Drop in Price