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Using Public Perception to Investigate Real Estate Brokerage Promotional Outlet Effectiveness
Journal of Real Estate Practice and Education
  • James E. Larsen, Wright State University - Main Campus
  • Joseph W. Coleman
  • Charles S. Gulas, Wright State University - Main Campus
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Publication Date
1-1-2009
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Abstract

Survey information details how respondents have searched for agents and properties in the past and how they plan to in the future. This information may enable agents to more effectively target their promotional activities. Among other things, the results indicate that advertising has limited effectiveness for self promotion. When promoting property, the results indicate the effectiveness of the Internet is positively related to house price, and while the role of newspapers is declining in importance, sellers still expect agents to advertise in this media. An important contribution of this study is an analysis of consumers who plan to transact soon.

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James E. Larsen, Joseph W. Coleman and Charles S. Gulas. "Using Public Perception to Investigate Real Estate Brokerage Promotional Outlet Effectiveness" Journal of Real Estate Practice and Education Vol. 11 Iss. 2 (2009) p. 159 - 177 ISSN: 15214842
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/james-larsen/30/