FREE VIDEO MARKETING for your property

We believe every property should be marketed to the best of its ability, what agents charge you extra we include in our service. We only offer 1 package which is HIGH-LEVEL MARKETING.



• Bespoke professional photography
• Property videos
• 360 tour
• Dedicated marketing manager
• Floor plans
• Drone footage

Did you know only 33% of properties listed on portals have any sort of video marketing? At MECS we offer bespoke marketing packages with a dedicated marketing manager to ensure your property is advertised on all major social media platforms.

If you would like to arrange a FREE video marketing session with us please find our contact details below
Tel:0121 681 6327
Email: info@mecsproperty.co.uk


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