Step 11 to Selling Your Home: Online Exposure & Weekly Reports

Once your home goes live in the MLS, it doesn’t just stay there—it syndicates across the internet to reach buyers where they’re searching. This step is all about visibility and keeping you informed along the way.

How Syndication Works

When we activate your listing in the MLS, it begins to feed out to the major real estate websites buyers use every day:

• Zillow

• Trulia

• Redfin

• Realtor.com

• Brokerage sites that pull directly from MLS feeds

This process isn’t instant—it can take 24 to 48 hours for your listing to appear everywhere. Don’t worry if you don’t see it right away—this delay is completely normal.

Tracking Buyer Interest

Each Thursday, we’ll send you a customized weekly report that shows:

• How many people viewed your listing on major real estate websites

• How many agents and buyers viewed your home in the MLS

• How many marked it as “Interested,” “Maybe,” or “Not Interested”

This way, you’ll always have a clear sense of how your home is performing online and how buyers are responding.

Why This Matters

Today’s buyers almost always start their home search online. Strong listing photos, compelling descriptions, and widespread exposure are what drive showings—and ultimately, offers. Pairing that reach with weekly performance updates keeps you fully in the loop throughout the process.

Bottom Line

Once your home is live in the MLS, the exposure grows quickly. Within a couple of days, it’s everywhere buyers are searching—and with our weekly reports, you’ll never be left wondering how your listing is doing.

💡 Want to see how many buyers are looking at your South Jersey or Pensylvania home right now?
Call Quarterman Realty Group at 609-948-4306 or email info (@) quartermangroup.com and let’s review your listing activity together.

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