Give Marquee the property once. It builds the strategy, the seller presentation, sixty days of scheduled marketing, the print, the open house, the follow-up and the weekly seller report — then hands it to you for approval before a single thing goes out.
Most marketing tools assume you already have the listing, the MLS number and a full set of professional photos. That is the easy case, and it is the least valuable one. Marquee starts wherever you actually are.
You have an appointment, not a listing. No MLS number, no photos, no sign in the yard. Marquee builds the positioning, the pricing argument and the full seller presentation from the address and public record — so you walk in with a marketing plan instead of a promise.
You signed. Upload the MLS sheet and Marquee reads it — beds, baths, square footage, lot, year, taxes, HOA, schools, the remarks — and populates the whole campaign. You are not retyping anything a document already says.
It has been sitting. Before Marquee writes a word of marketing it runs a diagnosis — price history, days on market, the photo set, showing and feedback pattern — and tells you what is actually wrong. Then it repositions and relaunches.
This is what arrives for a single listing. Not templates you fill in — finished work, built from this property, waiting for your approval.
Sixty days of social is not sixty photos of the same kitchen. The calendar moves through phases — arrival, the rooms, the neighborhood, the data, the open house, the reduction conversation if it comes — and mixes photography with type, polls, quotes, market data, maps, on-camera and agent-to-agent pieces. Eight strong photographs are enough to run a full campaign.
Address and a few details, or drop in the MLS sheet and let Marquee read it. Photos when you have them, and not before — the system never invents a picture of a house it has not seen.
Strategy, deck, calendar, creative, print, follow-up. You pick the brand style and see exactly how your listing looks in it before you commit. Change anything. Nothing is published until you say so.
Posts go out on schedule. The open house captures. Leads get scored and worked. Your seller gets a report every week with your name on it, not ours.
Marketing software earns trust by what it refuses to do. These are not settings. They are how Marquee is built.
Every post, email and piece of print waits for you. The system recommends. You decide. There is no mode where it posts on its own before you have seen it.
Marquee writes from what you gave it and what the MLS sheet says. It does not add a wine cellar because the price suggests one.
No stock houses, no AI-rendered kitchens, no placeholder that looks like your listing but isn't. If you haven't uploaded a photo, you won't see one.
Weekly reports go out under your name and your brand. Your seller should never learn that a system wrote it, because as far as the relationship is concerned, you did.
A Win campaign that becomes a real listing carries everything forward — positioning, personas, the plan. You add the MLS number. That's it.
Your listings, your photographs and every lead the campaign captures belong to you and leave with you. Export anytime.
A single additional closing covers the subscription several times over. That is the entire math, and it is the only case worth making.
Give Marquee one property and see the whole campaign it builds before you pay for the second month.