Still Unsold?

Still Unsold?

We Can Help When You’re Ready

If your home’s still on the market and things aren’t going to plan, you’re not alone.
It’s frustrating. You’ve tidied the house. You’ve made the effort. But the viewings are thin, the feedback vague, and the energy’s faded.
That doesn’t mean your home won’t sell. It just means the strategy probably needs to change.


When it’s not working – don’t blame the house

One of the biggest myths in estate agency is that a property “just isn’t selling.”
In reality, most homes do sell – with the right preparation, pricing, and promotion.
The problem is, not all agents do those things properly.
Some rely on basic photos, standard listings, and passive marketing. They wait for Rightmove to do the heavy lifting – and if the initial buzz fades, they have no plan B.
At Martyn Russell, we approach things differently.


Here’s how we help sellers get moving again

When someone comes to us after months with another agent, we don’t judge.
We listen. We review. And we offer clear, constructive advice on what can be improved.
In most cases, the issue isn’t the home – it’s how it’s being presented or positioned.
We start by looking at:
Photography, description, and floorplan
The pricing strategy and portal performance
Buyer feedback (if any was collected)
Then we create a relaunch plan to put the energy back into your move. That may include:
New photography or updated drone footage
A ‘Coming Soon’ teaser campaign
Targeted marketing, email alerts, and block viewings
Search packs ordered upfront to reduce delays

No pressure – just a fresh perspective

We know some sellers feel stuck or embarrassed when a sale doesn’t happen.
You might feel hesitant about switching agents. That’s okay.
This isn’t about empty promises or magic tricks.
It’s about helping you move forward with more confidence – whenever you’re ready.
If you’re unsure, we’re happy to offer a no-obligation second opinion.
No pressure. No commitment. Just honest advice.

✅ Ask for a second opinion

We’ve helped dozens of sellers go from slow progress to sold – sometimes within weeks of relaunching.
If you'd like us to take a look and give you some feedback, we're here.
👉 Ask For A Second Opinion →


FAQs

1. Do I have to switch agents to get your feedback?
No. We’re happy to offer advice even if you’re staying put for now. No pressure either way.
2. Will I need new photos and floorplans?
Not always. We’ll review what you’ve got and only suggest updates if we think they’ll make a real difference.
3. I’m tied into a contract with my current agent – what should I do?
Let us know your contract details and we’ll advise. Some agreements allow you to give notice now so you’re ready to switch soon.


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