Tender Homes – Your opinion matters
February 28, 2020
As an estate agent or letting agent you know that customers are key to your business, but how exactly do you find new customers? Online marketing? Adverts in newspapers? Flyers? Radio? TV? Or do you just count on word of mouth?
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