If you’re looking to get more eyes (of newt!) on your listings, bewitch the neighborhood and cast a spell on the right buyer, try these spooktacular Halloween listing marketing ideas from Darryl Davis.
Source: Inman News
10 Halloween marketing ideas to stir up some magic at your listings
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