When it comes to selling your home, it’s important to take advantage of every opportunity available to you. Reaching potential buyers and presenting your property in the best possible way can make a significant difference to how quickly you sell and the price you achieve.
One factor consistently highlighted by property professionals is the importance of using high-quality images when marketing a home.
The property market is highly competitive. Even in periods where demand is strong, buyers often have a wide range of properties to choose from.
Many buyers skim through listings quickly before deciding which homes to explore further. High-quality images help your property stand out immediately and encourage buyers to stop scrolling and take a closer look.
With the majority of buyers starting their property search online, having your home listed on major portals is essential. Just as important is ensuring your listing stands out from similar properties.
While accurate descriptions and measurements matter, images play a key role in helping buyers picture themselves living in your home. Clear, well-lit photos provide an honest and appealing representation of the space, increasing the likelihood of enquiries and viewings.
High-quality images aren’t just useful on property portals. They are also effective across social media and other marketing channels.
Eye-catching images are more likely to grab attention, encourage engagement and be shared. This wider exposure can help attract additional interest in your property beyond traditional listing platforms.
If you’re taking photos yourself, keep the following tips in mind:
While good images alone won’t sell a property, they play a vital role in attracting attention and encouraging buyers to take the next step. In many cases, strong photography can be the difference between a buyer scrolling past your listing or requesting a viewing.
If you’re unsure how to add or upload photos to your listing, our guide on your listing photography explains how to prepare, upload and manage your property images through the Emoov dashboard.
High-quality images are a crucial part of marketing your home effectively. They help your property stand out in a competitive market, attract more serious enquiries and support a quicker, more successful sale.
If you’d like advice on presenting your home or improving your property listing, get in touch with Emoov and our team will be happy to help.
This guide explains how to upload your property listing on Emoov, with a step-by-step video and expert tips on photography, presentation, floorplans, descriptions and video tours to help you get your home live quickly.
Thinking of selling your home yourself? Before you dive into viewings and negotiations, make sure your paperwork is in order.
Homeowners across the UK are asking the same question: has my property increased in value over the last few years? With new figures showing that over a million homes have jumped by more than 50% in value since 2020, it might be time to take a closer look. Whether you're considering selling, remortgaging, or just curious, here's how to understand your home's worth in today's market.
Feeling ready to simplify life and unlock your property’s hidden equity? Whether your kids have flown the nest or you're eyeing retirement, downsizing can offer financial freedom … but it’s not as simple as it looks. This guide helps DIY sellers time the move right, budget wisely, and avoid unexpected costs that could eat into your gains.
Not all viewers are created equal. If you're selling your home through Emoov and managing viewings yourself, it helps to know which viewers are genuinely interested and which ones are just having a nose around. In this guide, we share clear, practical signs that you're dealing with a serious buyer - and how to create the best environment to help them picture themselves living there.
It might feel like a setback, but a timely price adjustment can spark new interest and even revive a stagnant listing. Rightmove reports a 1.2% fall in average asking prices in July 2025 alone - the steepest July drop in over two decades. With affordability stretched and inventory rising, sellers must stay competitive.