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Putting your home on the market is a big step. You should feel supported, informed, and confident in your agent. But if you’re here reading this, chances are… that’s not quite how things are going.

You’ve put your home on the market, and before you’ve even had a chance to breathe, the first offer lands on the table.

You launched your home, had some early interest, maybe even a few viewings… and then it all went quiet.

You’ve put your home on the market. You were excited, hopeful, maybe even relieved to get things moving.

It’s something we hear all the time – “Why has that house down the road sold already, and mine hasn’t even had a second viewing?”

You listed your home with a sense of anticipation. The rooms were tidied, the photos uploaded, and everything felt ready. But now, the initial interest has faded. Viewings have stalled. Weeks pass with no meaningful feedback. It’s quieter than you expected – and more unsettling, too.

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Selling your home isn’t just about putting it on a portal and waiting. Yes, platforms like Rightmove and Zoopla are important – but the most successful sales often come from a more proactive, strategic approach. Here’s how we market your home differently.