Prudential Las Vegas Realtor Receives Marketing Award
Online, October 22, 2010 (Newswire.com) - John Brassner, a real estate sales executive with Prudential Americana Group, recently received the Realtor.com Marketing Award of Excellence for his online sales and marketing efforts.
Realtor.com's Award of Excellence program was created to recognize top real estate agents across the country that consistently provide outstanding marketing services on behalf of their buyers and sellers.
Brassner was one of the first Las Vegas real estate professionals to utilize YouTube and continues to use the popular video sharing website for video tours. The active blogger also uses web marketing programs to optimize his own website www.john4realty.com.
"Marketing residential properties is one of the most challenging things a real estate sales professional does," said Mark Stark, CEO of Prudential Americana Group. "Thousands of homes are sold in Las Vegas every month and the competition to showcase a clients' property can be steep. John really sets himself apart by utilizing Prudential Americana Group programs and real estate websites Like Trulia and ActiveRain. He is consistently among the top ten sales professionals in his office, showing that the use of technology is truly vital to success in today's real estate industry."
Brassner's real estate business led him to a program that finds homes for animals, Foreclosed Upon Pets, Inc. (FUPI). The organization helps find permanent homes for pets who have been left behind in abandoned and foreclosed upon homes.
Prudential Americana Group was Nevada's top-selling real estate company in 2009 and has more than 1,200 sales executives and approximately 4,200 current home listings. It is an independently owned and operated member of Prudential Real Estate affiliates and is the 8th largest in the company's national network of 677 franchises. For more information, visit www.americanagroup.com.
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