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Forbes Global Properties Taps Cotton & Company for Brand Development

By Angelene Posted in - Press on December 29th, 2021

Forbes Global Properties, the luxury real estate platform, selected Cotton & Company, a full-service marketing and advertising agency, for top-grade brand development. The luxury online consumer marketplace showcases luxury homes and works closely with an invitation-only association of international real estate experts. Established in 2020, Forbes Global Properties capitalizes on the engaged audience of millions of consumers by leveraging the power of the 100-year-old Forbes media company. Forbes Global Properties chose Cotton & Company as their marketing partner based on the agency’s longstanding history and hyper-focus on the luxury real estate market. Cotton & Company’s group of real estate marketing and advertising specialists produced a brand launch for a variety of property categories showcased on the platform. Additionally, the agency…

The Most Important Real Estate Marketing Trends for 2019

By Angelene Posted in - Press on February 25th, 2019

It’s a whole new year and it’s time to refurbish your marketing strategy if you haven’t already. Don’t forget anything on this list. A bright new 2019 has arrived. With this comes a greater marketing opportunities for your real estate projects and more resources to effectively hone your strategies. Use these real estate marketing strategies to transform and dominate in the coming year. ·      Programmatic Advertising Programmatic advertising is a very new and promising method of marketing. At Cotton & Company, we use location-based geo-fencing combined with demographic profiling to target potential homebuyers and create a custom audience for our message. Next, we target our lead generation digital campaigns at this specific audience rather than wasting money buying keywords that…

Could Millennial Homeownership Be on The Rise?

By Angelene Posted in - Advertising on September 27th, 2016

A recent Fannie Mae report analyzed U.S. Census data of 20- to 33-year-olds from 2006 to 2014. It followed different age groups through the boom (2006–08), bust (2008–12), and recovery years (2012–14). The fear of commitment of buying a home with a partner could be one of the reasons many younger folks don’t own the roof over their heads—along with rising prices, high student debt, and hard-to-get credit. As a digital marketing agency knowing who to target and when is crucial to campaign success, being able to narrow down and be ultra-specific about demographics and branding is why we are a leading industry agency. Cotton & Company has lived through the down-turn and survived. We understand real estate and how it…