YOUR OWN WEB-PAGE ON THIS SITE
- or a short advert on our editorial pages.
 Why should we promote ourselves to the English speaking market?
We will not try to teach our Grandmother to suck eggs. Anyone involved in the French housing market will know very well indeed that there is a massive demand for property in that country by British and other English-speaking nationals!
Yes, that is well known - but can the Dadani.co.uk site improve our market share?
When searching for property in another country the Internet is an essential place to search. The Dadani.co.uk site will be promoted by Press Releases to the Property Page Editors of a wide variety of newspapers and magazines in Britain and Ireland together with specialist magazines in other English speaking countries. The site will also be advertised in the principal UK Francophile magazines.
We expect that our site will get far better coverage than any individual Estate Agent could achieve. By providing more information about yourself than is available in your Free Listing you can attract the attention of a public that is often happy and willing to pay full prices for what they see as inexpensive property.
 But we have a web-site already - why should we pay again for a further presence on the web?
It's a fairly haphazard process whether your site is found in a random search. We will be promoting our site widely and advertising in magazines and newspapers. Any visitors to this site will have access to your publicity. Your web page or short advert can have direct links to your own web-site and e-mail service. The names and contact details of your principal staff will also be readily available for prospective clients.
THE DADANI.CO.UK WEB-PAGE
THE SPECIAL FEATURES
OF THE DADANI.CO.UK WEB PAGE.
 We believe that your Dadani.co.uk Web Page can offer you an entirely new way of introducing yourself, your staff and your services to potential customers. In essence all Estate Agents do similar work and while certain specialities might be worth stressing generally the factual message is much the same for each business.
But each company is the product of the personalities of its founders and staff. However adventurous any foreign buyers may be in seeking to buy property in France there is always an element of apprehension when facing a completely new experience in a strange land. Anything that can be done to sooth furrowed brows will certainly gain gratitude and establish good relationships!
We suggest that you use the space in your Dadani.co.uk Web Page to show good photographs of yourselves and your principle staff members - particularly any who speak some English. The photographs should be accompanied by appropriate text providing information about the person concerned. Their knowledge and experience is important but it's a very good idea to include some more personal information. There will be a far better rapport with potential clients if they know in advance that (like themselves) you support Man-U, have restored a Veteran car, play tennis or enjoy oil-painting!
A SHORT ADVERT ON OUR EDITORIAL PAGES
We have spaces for short adverts on all the 'Area' and 'Département' pages in the Dadani.co.uk web-site and you can secure these as part of your marketing. You can list a contact name, your business name and address, telephone number, Mobile number, web address, and e-mail address. You can also include up to 350 characters (including spaces) of text. We suggest you use this space to introduce your principal contact. We regret but no photographs can be included with short adverts.
 What will be the positions of the web-page links or the short adverts?
The Web-Page links - which include your agency name and address and a logo or photo - appear in the left hand columns of the 'Département' and 'Area' pages (there is also a link from your Free Listing at the foot of the page). The Short Adverts appear in the right hand columns of the same pages. You can specify on which page you want your information to appear.
But it's 'First Come - First served'.
The top space in each column will go to the first Agent who submits his or her Advertising Application Form. Other adverts will appear below in the order they are received.
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