Justin Dixon
Property Partner
Bellcourt Property Group
312 Onslow Road, Shenton Park WA 6008
REIWA accredited
Buyer's Agent
REIWA accredited
Sales Representative
About Justin Dixon
As a marketing specialist, all my work for you is data-driven and begins with extensive research and analysis of the market. It’s definitely not based on hunches, or something a friend of a friend read on Facebook. I’ll make sure that every hard-earned dollar you invest in marketing has a clearly defined purpose.
Behind the scenes I have curated a team of graphic designers, analysts, tech specialists and media wizards to help build strategically driven marketing solutions. Why? Because the Spray n’ Pray approach to marketing involves, well, a lot of praying. (And I’m not that religious).
As a creative team, we leverage relationships between traditional and new media outlets, as well as the most emergent technologies and social media strategies, to ensure maximum exposure. Let's just say there is a little art, and a little science behind my process.
I know your time is valuable, so our communication will be simplified and streamlined. You’ll have access to you own personal property hub - one place for all our collaboration. Here, you’ll be able to review contracts, see buyer feedback, approve changes, and view live analytics from your marketing campaign. It allows us to track our success and optimise the property campaign in real-time, together. Basically, you will always have access to information when you need it, not when it suits your agent.
With new tools such as augmented reality and beacon technology, we can improve the buyer experience by making it more informative, less intimidating and quite simply more fun. Providing buyers with relevant, in depth information helps remove barriers and empowers them to act. And all this means more value for you.
Everything I do today is evidence based. My process has been crafted through years of feedback from clients and developed further through my studies. You definitely won’t get any old school sales schtick, which, let's be honest, should have stayed back in the ‘80s anyway. I have always taken a human centric approach to real estate, it is about connection after all.