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Placing large, attention-getting signs at nearby recreation facilities and shopping centers to introduce your community to the neighborhood.
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Featuring ads with renderings of people living in and enjoying the community.
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Referring homebuyers to your top-notch Web site where they can take virtual tours, view floor plans and maps, download podcasts and submit questions that will be answered within 24 hours. Learn more about the latest homebuilding technology at the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) Computer and Information Technology* site. |
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Advertising on billboards alongside heavily traveled roads and other areas where slow-moving traffic is common.
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Placing posters and ads near commuter hubs, such as public transportation centers and on trains and buses.
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Sending a free CD to new-home prospects that virtually walks them through the new community and your new-home designs. |
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Invitation-only champagne receptions on a Friday or Saturday night. These are great opportunities to showcase your homebuilding expertise and mingle with prospective buyers.
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On-site cooking classes and wine-tasting seminars for new-home prospects in one of your model homes. These events help buyers imagine cooking and hosting parties in their new homes.
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Family events, such as an afternoon barbeque, egg hunt or garden party. These help families visualize neighborhood events and feel like they're part of a thriving community. |