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Regardless of which way the market swings, in order to achieve a quick turn-around on your home you need to make sure everybody knows you're selling. It's one thing to have a dynamite home that will required very little initial improvement for the new owner, but getting people to consider your property takes a savvy salesmanship. You have signs on the lawn and a nice ad in the newspaper, but it that enough to get the phone ringing?

When you list your home for sale, you're competing with other properties in your neighborhood and town. You'll be surprised, too, to know what you can do to emphasize the best selling points about your home without spending yourself broke in advertising costs. Once you have that sign in the ground, it's time to boost your promotional efforts and get the word out to prospective home buyers. Here are just a few things you can do to raise interest:

1) Get a digital camera and snap photos of all the rooms, nooks, and crannies. Set up a free Flickr account (or join a similar photo sharing network) and create a photo gallery to promote via e-mail and social media.

2) Set up a blog (you can get free accounts at WordPress or Blogger) and chronicle the history of your home and the life of a homeowner selling his property. Use keywords relevant to your geographical location - search engines are very blog friendly and may boost your visibility to anybody looking online for homes.

3) If you have a Facebook account, look for groups relevant to your area and join. Where permissible, promote your home listing.

4) Using the above media and social sites, write up the finer points of your neighborhood as well. Use your blog, the Notes application in Facebook, and pictures in Flickr to illustrate why people should move in your area. Talk about the great schools and shops, the proximity to points of interest, and other great qualities that deserve a mention.

5) Word of mouth is the best marketing tool out there, so get your friends and neighbors in on the action! Ask them to blog, Tweet, and post updates on your home listing, or host a guest blog from a neighbor to emphasize the friendliness of the area.

Focus on the best characteristics of your home and surrounding area, and create the content to drive traffic to your online spaces, and eventually your house.

Kathryn Lively is a freelance writer specializing in articles on Norfolk real estate and Chesapeake real estate.

Easy Photo Sharing Helps With Fundraising

The Internet has really made a huge difference in how fast you can get the word out about anything and everything. That's a wonderful thing, and one area where easy photo sharing really comes in handy is with fundraising.

As long as you have an email list that people have opted in to (given you their permission to mail), there are so many different, creative ways you can tell folks about an event. If you've never considered easy photo sharing as a way to spread the word, here are a few tips on how you can.

Slide shows. If you're having a silent auction, easy photo sharing is a great way to spread the word about the items you are auctioning off. First, take photos of the items you are auctioning off, especially the ones that photograph well.

Then, go to one of the easy photo sharing websites on the Internet and upload your photos. It's simple and the best easy photo sharing sites have tutorials. Once you have your photos uploaded, use their tools to create a slide show of the items you have for auction.

Once you have your slideshow prepared, simply use your email list to invite people to review the items for sale at your silent auction. You can ask that people on your list forward the email to their friends and relatives. This will generate some talk about your event, and get people excited about the items you have for sale.

Photo albums. If your child is active in sports, be sure to take a season's worth of digital images of all the games, some of the practices, and social events the team holds. Then, upload your photos to an easy photo sharing site.

You can also have the kids on the team take their own digital photos, and have them sent to you. This will help make the album more personal. Once you're photos are uploaded, use the site to create an online photo album. Creating an online album at an easy photo sharing site won't take more than a couple of hours of your time. It can include all the fun times from the past season. Be sure to feature all the team members in the album with their own special photo.

Once you have the album created, you can send an announcement to the team telling them the album is for sale. Encourage the people on the list to let grandparents, aunts and uncles and other relatives know that the album is for sale. This will help spread the word and bring sales in from non-team members.

Have orders placed through you, and charge slightly more than what the album costs through the easy photo sharing site - this will be the profit for the team. Be sure to include shipping charges in your price, and be sure to ask for and receive prepayment. Place the orders and have the items shipped directly to the person who ordered the album. That way, you're involvement and work is simplified.

A little imagination, combined with an easy photo sharing site, can go a long way to generating income for your fundraiser!

About the Author

Matt Smolsky develops marketing programs and has written articles for a variety of clients, including Hoorray, a new website for
easy photo sharing
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easy photo printing
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Where can you sale photos online?

I have some nice nature photos and would like to sale them online like istockphoto does. Are there any sites that let you sign up and then post your photos for sale?
I mean digital versions of the photos online.

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