There is so much blank white space it is sterile.I would NEVER rent to anyone over 28 days as a STR.

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I believe its time to get more digital with our marketing. online marketing has become a huge white space for REI and Realtors.

.- "White Space" is important in advertising.

Wall of Words...Paragraphs are your friend--white space if free.That must be one strong Starbucks you're sipping--that's a lot of writing.

My rule of thumb is if there is a white space more than 2 feet wide, I put a pic there, (within reason).Some of the furniture looks a bit worn out.

Here is a mockup I did for discussion.The View More link should go to the last post.The pic should feature the last poster vs the OP.The blurb from the post should come from the OP's first X amount of words.The mockup:Eliminates the white space between the posts.Uses a smaller font with only 2 variants in size.Uses grey lines to delineate the posts.Features a Reconfigured layout.hmmm it loaded large enough to read, but isn't expanding on click--possible bug...(???)

This means that in a strong sellers market there's a high shot that others might snag your deal, unless you know how to make offers that still favor yours.I suggest that to keep things simple, you make a one-page offer with lots of white space and simple terms.

Lots of "white" space on the page.

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