background preloader

Building Design + Construction: For Commercial Design & Construction Pro

Building Design + Construction: For Commercial Design & Construction Pro

Area Development | Site Selection and Facility Planning for Business Trepp | Superior Analytics and Information for CMBS, CRE and Bank Surveillance Casual Living - The Voice of the Leisure Marketplace | Casual Living Konstructr ZepSolar Real Estate - Commercial How to Make a Viral Real Estate Video ‹ Realty Toast Posted by admin on 18 May 2013 / 0 Comment Buying or selling a home involves a lot of emotional and subjective decisions. Before these transactions even take place, real estate professionals need to work with these decisions and get creative to even get in front of these buyers and sellers in the first place. Without a doubt, real estate video marketing is one of the best ways to appeal to the emotional, subjective factors that come with just about every transaction. In this article, we are going to provide some useful tips on how to make a viral real estate video that can attract more buyers and sellers for your business. What is a Viral Real Estate Video? Viral videos are not just amateur videos of cats doing funny things or parodies of pop songs. In the case of real estate… A viral video is one that creatively promotes a property, real estate company and/or Realtor by using content that draws attention and encourages viewers to want to share it with others. Funny. by VINNY LA BARBERA

Waterhog Classic Matting from Martinson-Nicholls, Inc. Tough, long-lasting, commercial carpet mat that will hold water and dirt in the mat. The rubber-reinforced face nubs and "waffle" design provide crush-proof scraping action. A raised rubber "water dam" border traps dirt and water, keeping them off carpets and floors. Unique ridged construction effectively removes and traps dirt and moisture. Exclusive rubber-reinforced face nubs prevent pile from crushing, extending product life. Waterhog Classic Color Options*These colors are available in 3’ and 4’ widths only.

Passivhäuser in Hamburg

Related: