Realtor Guide
Match the media to the property, the price point, and the marketing plan.
Not every listing needs every service — and over-ordering media is as wasteful as under-marketing a property. This guide walks through how ATXPhotoDude clients typically combine photography, drone, video, Zillow 3D, floor plans, twilight, and staging based on what the property actually needs. Package availability and pricing are confirmed on the booking page.
Start here
Answer these and the right combination usually becomes obvious.
Interior finish, lot and views, layout, or location? Whatever carries the value should get the strongest media. A view property earns drone; a renovated interior earns extra photo coverage.
MLS and portals reward photos, tours, and floor plans. Social and paid campaigns reward vertical video and reels. A seller presentation rewards a branded video and a landing page.
If your listing presentation included video, twilight, or a property website, build that into the order so the marketing matches the pitch.
By property type
These are practical starting points, not fixed packages. Any service can be ordered on its own or added to a package at checkout.
Photography + Zillow 3D tour + 2D floor plan
Buyers at this price point shop heavily online and compare layouts fast. Clean photos with a tour and floor plan answer the two questions that drive showings: how does it look, and does the layout work?
Photography + drone + 3D tour + floor plan + short video
Yard, street presence, and neighborhood context matter to families. A short unbranded walkthrough travels well on social and portals.
Full coverage: photography, drone, twilight, cinematic video, 3D tour, floor plan, landing page
High-end buyers expect a complete presentation, and sellers expect to see their property marketed as an experience rather than a set of rooms.
Photography + virtual staging + floor plan
Empty rooms are hard to scale visually. Staged renderings and a measured floor plan give buyers a reference for furniture and flow.
Photography + 3D tour + floor plan (+ amenity coverage)
Views, amenities, and layout sell the unit. Aerials add less here, but shared amenity spaces are worth including.
Drone photography + boundary and context aerials
With no structure to photograph, the aerial perspective is the listing. Show shape, access, terrain, and what surrounds it.
Photography focused on guest experience + a couple of aerials
Guests book on lifestyle, not square footage. Lead images should show the spaces people picture themselves using.
Photography + drone site context + floor plan where useful
Decision-makers want site position, access, parking, and the surrounding trade area as much as the interior finish.
Social strategy
If you run listing campaigns on Instagram, Facebook, or YouTube, plan for it at the shoot rather than cropping stills afterward.
Short vertical edits built for feed and stories, so your listing shows up where buyers actually scroll.
Unbranded versions for the MLS and portals, branded versions for your own channels and seller reporting.
Flyers, announcement graphics, and a property page you can send in one link.
Before the shoot
The fastest way to improve any media order is preparation. Send the prep guide to your seller or occupant a few days before the appointment, and review how the process works so nothing slows delivery down.
Core services
Professional HDR listing photography that helps properties stand out online.
FAA-certified aerial photos and cinematic drone video of the property and surroundings.
Cinematic property tours that carry buyers through the home in the right order.
Daytime exteriors converted to a warm dusk sky for a standout lead photo.
Frequently asked questions
Professional interior and exterior photography. Everything else builds on top of it — a 3D tour, floor plan, drone, or video is far more effective when the still photography is already strong.
No. Drone earns its place when the lot, views, waterfront, acreage, or neighborhood context are part of the story. A downtown condo usually gains less from aerials than a Hill Country property does.
Often yes — buyers use tours to self-qualify before booking a showing, which reduces low-intent traffic regardless of price point. It is included in the Starter Listing Package and Agent Pro.
Virtual staging is a good fit for vacant homes where physical staging is not in the budget or the timeline is tight. Disclose digitally staged images per your brokerage and MLS rules.
Yes. Floor plans, virtual staging, virtual twilight, and marketing kits can be ordered as add-ons, and any service can be booked à la carte later.
Ready to get started?
Open the booking page, pick the package or à la carte services that match the property, and add drone, floor plans, twilight, or staging as needed.
