Realiant Media Minute
How to Choose a Real Estate Media Company
Before the photos come the people. Jason explains the basics to look for in the media company you trust with your sellers' homes.
- EpisodeMedia Minute
- Published
- Runtime4:26
- HostJason May, Operations Manager at Realiant Photography

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About This Episode
Jason skips the products and add-ons and talks about the company itself: how the people behind your listing media should treat you and your sellers.
Real estate moves fast, and a media partner who is slow to reply or vague about what you will receive costs you time. Jason also thinks about your seller, who may not want to leave the home and still has to let a photographer walk through it.
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Watch the 4:26 episode for Jason's full list and why each point matters to him.
Key takeaways
What to Know
Responsiveness comes first. The people you work with should answer you and not leave you hanging.
You should know what you're getting. Before you submit an order, you should know what will be delivered, what it will look like and when it will arrive. Jason adds that this responsibility runs both ways.
Sellers should feel at ease. In an owner-occupied home, the photographer is a stranger in a personal space, so the people you send should be personable and easy to trust.
A good partner feels like part of your crew. Jason describes a two-way relationship where you text each other freely and both sides look out for one another.
If you already have that, keep it. Jason says that if your current media company does these things well, stick with them.
For your next listing
Put the Idea to Work
Think back on your last few orders: did you get quick answers, and did you know what was coming and when?
Talk with Realiant about your next listing if anything on Jason's list has been missing.



