We use Craiglist as well. I build each listing a personal website and do it in such a way they are easily found on Google and other search engines.

I author four blogs and put those listing sights in the navigation of each blog. You will find them to the right on this blog under Tucson Listings. This gets a lot of traffic and helps the individual listing sites be found.

A lot of buyers find our listings from Google searches on the subdivision or area of town they are looking to move to.

I also create video montages for each of those listings and put them on the listing website and I convert those videos to YouTube format and post them there as well.

Each is also included in Trulia, Zillow and Realtor.com.

I’m always researching and adding new ways to get our listings on the internet, but not just on the internet, on the internet where they can be found.

We have sold quite a few of our listings this past year from buyers finding them on the internet. They also share the links to the listing sites with relatives to view the property also.

Finally, we wrote three offers, all accepted this past year for homes sight unseen. In each case we created a video montage for them of the particular home they were interested in and posted it on one of our blogs for them to view and share.

The internet is a wonderful tool for both sellers and buyers.

It does help that I have a programming and photography background.

What buyers really want are photographs and lots of them. The internet is the best and easiest way to provide them so they can be viewed and shared anywhere in the world a potential buyers has an internet connection.

Where do you advertise your listings on line beside the MSL? I know some agents use craigslit.org