by Nathan Simpson | Dec 2, 2020 | real estate marketing, vendor avertising finance, vendor paid advertising
At Campaign Flow, we are big supporters of promoting a property in its best possible light to achieve the maximum sale outcome. We also love reading about agencies that are doing well and understand that Vendor Paid Advertising (VPA) is an investment in reaching the...
by Nathan Simpson | Nov 4, 2020 | real estate marketing, vendor avertising finance, vendor paid advertising
In our latest blog, REB recognises the legitimacy of our regulated vendor advertising finance and shares some of our stats. REB also acknowledges the correlation between our web-based app and Afterpay for real estate marketing. It is great to be recognised as a...
by Nathan Simpson | Oct 7, 2020 | vendor paid advertising
Some great exposure but more importantly recognition for the necessity of the VAF (Vendor Advertising Finance) service in the ever-changing real estate market. Highlighting the value of marketing and acknowledging the value of the investment and impact on eventual...
by Nathan Simpson | Sep 28, 2020 | vendor paid advertising
What is VAF (vendor advertising finance)? How does it work? How does CampaignFlow fit in? Watch our 60 second video to see how CampaignFlow can help your Real Estate Agency when it comes to VAF and maximise your marketing campaign. You shouldn’t be thinking...
by Justin Steer | Mar 2, 2020 | vendor paid advertising
Watch our 30 second video to see how Campaign Flow can help your Real Estate Agency when it comes to vendor paid advertising. No more uneasy conversations with your clients about who will fund the advertising costs. Campaign Flow can fund your vendor advertising costs...
by Justin Steer | Dec 13, 2019 | vendor paid advertising
In our latest guest blog post on REB Online, I talk about finding a smarter way to approach vendor paid advertising. You can read the REB Online article here. Let us know in the comments below what your experience is with vendor paid advertising. Have you used it?...
