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Sign into your accountNo More Glamour Shots! 3 Tips for a Great Agent Photo
February 26 2014
Does your agent photo that looks like this? If so, then it is time to have a new photo taken (and delete this one forever)!
In real estate you are not just selling homes, you are selling yourself. A quality headshot is important to convey to clients your personality, professionalism, and why YOU are the agent they should work with.
Your photo likely appears on your marketing collateral, social media, your website and in your online marketing. Think of all the places your photo appears just by using ListHub--on publisher websites, listing detail pages, and Seller Reports!
A bad photo can make a bad impression with potential clients. What's worse? Having no photo at all! But before you upload your photo, we want to help you get the right photo because "you never get a second chance to make a first impression."
Here are three tips to help you make a great first impression with your agent photo:
1. Hire a Professional
Buyers and sellers hire you because you are the expert in buying or selling a home, right? The same is true of hiring a photographer. Sure, we all have cameras on our smartphones, but having a camera does not make you a photographer. Seriously, let the experts handle this.