"We needed a fresh approach & new ideas to sell our home"

"We needed a fresh approach & new ideas to sell our home"

Read here how Newboulds & Co sold a home that had been marketed previously, unsuccessfully with another agent.

Our client had instructed another local estate agent to market their home, but wasn't sure it was receiving the exposure it deserved. After a few months, the homeowner invited Newboulds & Co to create a strategy. We instructed an amazing professional photographer to showcase the property correctly and devised a social media marketing campaign, which is something the previous agent didn't do.

Within a couple of weeks Newboulds & Co received multiple offers and the person that went on to buy the property saw it on Instagram!

Below is what the client had to say:

"After our house being on the market for a long time we decided to change agents to Newboulds. David came in and gave honest, realistic advice. Our house was on the market with a new set of fantastic photos within days and sold within a matter of weeks! Newboulds are friendly, professional, very responsive and think outside of the box to get your property seen. Would recommend 100%."

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