Selling your home deserves more than a one-size-fits-all approach. That's why we developed the Compass 3-Phased Marketing Strategy — to help protect and maximize your most valuable asset, your home.
Just as Hollywood releases trailers to build anticipation for a movie premiere, this strategy lets you launch your listing multiple times to build similar excitement and demand. By listing your home not once, but three times, you can price it accurately, amplify its exposure, and attract strong offers.
Validate Pricing
L A U N C H A S C O M P A S S P R I V A T E E X C L U S I V E
Start the home-selling process with time on your side. Unlike traditional brokerages that immediately launch your listing to the public – exposing it to negative metrics that impact its value –Compass gives you a strategic head start. We showcase your home to our exclusive network of top agents and their serious buyers, allowing us to gather honest feedback on pricing, with time to make adjustments before going public.
Generate Early Demand
L A U N C H A S C O M P A S S C O M I N G S O O N
Launch your property as a Compass Coming Soon exclusively on Compass.com. This allows you to continue building anticipation and interest, while staying protected from damaging days on market and price reductions. I'll share key insights on how Compass agents and their buyers are engaging with your listing, and all inquiries will come directly to me – rather than other agents who may prioritize their own listings.
Sell Better
L A U N C H O N A L L P U B L I C W E B S I T E S
Backed by a validated pricing strategy and early buyer demand, your home is positioned for an efficient, lucrative sale — delivering the best possible outcome when it goes live on all public websites.
The Shortcomings of Traditional Listing Methods
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Days on Market
Accumulating days on market can diminish a home’s perceived value. The longer a home sits on the market, the more it can be seen as undesirable or overpriced, potentially reducing buyer interest and lowering the final sale price.
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Visible Price History
When a home’s price drops publicly, it can signal to buyers that something is wrong with the property, making them less willing to pay your list price.
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Negative Insights Added to Your Listing
Third-party platforms can add their own assessments and data to a listing, which may not accurately reflect the true value or desirability of the property.
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Missed Buyer Inquiries
Some third-party sites block buyers’ ability to reach out to the listing agent directly. These leads are sold to other agents who may be unfamiliar with your home, the neighborhood, or steer a buyer to a property that's not yours.
Work With Max
Max’s success is measured by your success. He is dedicated to his clients’ needs and will guide them through each step of the buying or selling process.