Survey: Evolution of real estate marketing

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We would like to thank you for participating in this first survey on “the evolution of real estate marketing”. This 2011 edition will be the first of -hopefully- an annual series of surveys that will precisely monitor evolutions in this field.

Most real estate professionals acknowledge the growing importance of marketing real estate. Unfortunately, there is no hard data to measure the size of marketing efforts done, to define what marketing really means in real estate or to project the impact of the internet in real estate.

If you help us out figuring what’s going on in real estate marketing, then we will be glad to email you our findings after the closing of our survey.

Needless to say, the more accurate your responses, the better the survey…

This should not take more than a few minutes of your time.

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