Brixwork is proud to announce that our premium templates and custom designed website services are now extended to the Vancouver Island area. With VIREB (Vancouver Island Real Estate Board) and VREB (Victoria Real Estate Board) MLS® Reciprocity, our functional real estate websites are available to real estate agents all across Vancouver Island.
Photos often need to be cropped on our real estate websites, or for social media posting for agent/listing promotion. We created a definitive guide on preparing and cropping photos to best represent your business and your properties.
While single-property websites may look enticing with their own easy & short domains, changing up your own real estate listing detail page will have much better results in the longer term, and more cost-effective.
More than a third of your visitors enter through the property/building detail pages. Your homepage is not the only first impression to be well-polished!
Looking good on the outside matters, but it's not just for vanity either. A great visual design also translates into functional design, as the immortal genius Steve Jobs has proven with the success of iPhones and iPads. Learn about our beauty + function design philosophy that made Brixwork the popular boutique real estate marketing agency that it currently is.
We've had our current logo for 2 long years, so we are re-branding again. Cast your votes among these candidates.
4 Key Benefits of a Clutter-Free Navigation on Your Real Estate Website Many agents ask “Can I add unlimited pages?” and our answer is NO. Not because our Brixwork system cannot do it, but because we are firm believers in the “less is more” mantra. Too many [...]
The term Branding can be an ambiguous word for many business people. When many so-called graphic designers cannot even get a full grasp of it, it is hard to define what exactly is entailed in this branding process. Our Realtor® Branding Services comprehensively address all the objectives you have when it comes to branding [...]
First impressions are everything, especially when it comes to print media. When you hand someone a business card or mail out fliers for a new listing, it is the style and quality of that product that is influencing people - for better or for worse.
Why was Facebook able to beat MySpace? How did Apple become so dominant after decades of sleep? How did Instagram become a billion dollar enterprise in less than 2 years?
