Real marketing for your best agents.
Pick one of your panel's strongest agents. Pick a neighborhood. We run continuous ads on their behalf, paid by the title company, with a report you can actually hand to your CFO. The kind of marketing line item that doesn't disappear into "co-op funds."
How a title-company program works.
You choose a partner agent and a neighborhood. We pick the 50 to 200 homes most likely to sell. We run daily display ads on behalf of the title company, pointing traffic to the agent's reviews page or listing portfolio.
You pay the monthly invoice. The agent gets continuous exposure to high-intent prospects. The title company gets a real report, daily numbers, every click attributed, that holds up to scrutiny from finance.
One client has been running exactly this setup for 73 days straight: one agent, one neighborhood, 66,162 owners reached, 201 clicks to the agent's reviews. $1,500 a month, flat.
Why title companies actually do this.
Spend you can defend
A program with daily delivery numbers and an EIN-bearing vendor reads like a real marketing expense. "Co-op funds with no reporting" doesn't.
Agent loyalty
The agent has skin in the game with you. The marketing has the title company's name on the invoice. Loyalty compounds month over month.
More closed files
Agents on a continuous program close more deals inside their neighborhood. More deals inside the neighborhood flow into the title company that supports them.
A real Q-end story
"We invested behind our top agents this quarter" is a real story for the regional executive. The reports are the proof.
Reports you can read. Numbers that add up. Marketing your CFO can defend, and the agents on your panel can actually feel. What we promise · what every campaign delivers
The standard program.
One partner agent. One curated neighborhood. Daily ads. A live report page accessible by the closing officer, the agent, and anyone else you want to share with. Net 15 invoicing, paid by check to White Glove 3D, LLC.
Month-to-month. No annual commitment. Most programs run for 6 to 12 months once started; some are well past a year. Pause, expand, or rebrand at any month-end.