A couple of years ago, I visited Dave Holt at his Minneapolis Property Management office. Dave’s an old friend who I’ve enjoyed meeting at real estate related events, so when I had the opportunity to do a layover in Minneapolis, I seized it! Dave runs a tight ship. He’s one of those ‘maniacal’ detail-oriented types […]
Video Optimization Services
A Closer Look at My West Palm Beach Property Management Promo Video
As you all know, aside from Virtually Incredible, I run my own property management company here in Florida called Home Property Management and have my own property management promo video. As would be expected, my company’s operations are completely video optimized. Using Video in Property Management I use videos for inspections, marketing, and sales. It […]
Melbourne Real Estate Wins Top Awards 2012
Congratulations to Melbourne Real Estate who had a huge night at the REIV awards : Small Residential Agency of the Year Residential Marketing Award (budget over $10k) This is actually their fifth marketing award! See how Virtually Incredible has been working with them in our Case Study series: Melbourne Real Estate Sees Video Marketing Success.
Watson Property’s Experience with the Video Mastery Service
Video Mastery Program Experience Greg Watson of Watson Property, a dominant force in Palmerston North property management and real estate in New Zealand, made a huge decision a couple of months ago when he signed up with us in order to bolster the company’s online marketing efforts using online video. A client of our Video […]
Melbourne Real Estate Sees Video Marketing Success
Melbourne Real Estate, a property management company based in Melbourne Australia, is the newest addition to the Virtually Incredible list of success stories. Peter Hooymans, the man behind this powerful Melbourne property management services company, decided only a month ago to give this whole video marketing thing a go. Video Optimization Services The Virtually Incredible […]
Are Video Tour Views the Same as Showings?
I noticed an interesting thing in my YouTube account today.
There’s a graph that shows the number of times someone watched one of my video tours. Over the past two weeks, that number was an average of