Adwerx | Reviews and Pricing | 2024
Adwerx is one of the best-known advertising companies for real estate. They run a large variety of ad types including retargeting ads, custom audience, by zip code, and even TV commercials and recruiting ads. Their ads show up practically everywhere on the Internet via the Google and Facebook ad networks. They also have sophisticated automation allowing you to automatically advertise your listings online.
Adwerx was founded in 2013 and is headquartered in Durham, NC.
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Use Adwerx if…
- You are already sustaining your business but want to expand your brand awareness
- You want to add Adwerx listing advertising to your listing presentations to make yourself more competitive
Skip Adwerx if…
- You just want leads, not exposure (consider Zillow)
- You want to focus on seller leads in a hyperlocal farm (consider Nextdoor)
- You want to attract motivated sellers responding to cash offer ads (consider ZBuyer)
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Best Features
Exposure
Adwerx is one of the easiest ways to get your brand in front of eyeballs.
Unlike other advertising options that are limited to a single billboard on a single route in your city, or Yelp or Nextdoor advertising, Adwerx ads will show up everywhere online.
Retargeting
If you are a content marketer, the retargeting features might be especially useful. Did someone land on your blog post about local HOAs? But then they left before signing up on your page?
Adwerx is in the process of launching a retargeting option. Using Adwerx retargeting, you can put your brand in front of people who have already interacted with your brand.
Listing Ads Integration
Adwerx has a neat feature that allows you to promote your listings.
Adwerx’s direct integration with ListHub means most MLS data should show up making it easy to set up.
You can leverage this capability in your listing presentations, noting the additional eyeballs that your seller’s home will earn outside of just the MLS, portals, and Facebook.
You could possibly even offer it as an optional upsell to sellers, meaning it doesn’t cost you a dime!
Biggest Pitfalls
Lead Capture
Adwerx sends leads any clickthroughs to your website. For listings, it has a simple and rather ugly listing page from ListHub that visitors can go to.
Many Adwerx reviews note that they don’t actually see many leads from the spending. Adwerx might benefit from appending landing page options to their product to improve agent conversion.
In its current form, it is best used for brand awareness and not actually directly generating leads.
Plain Ads
The default ads are plain and rather boring.
You can easily select your brand colors, include a headshot, etc. You can also upload your own custom pictures if you are handy with a visual editor like Photoshop. And you may want to do just that to stand out.
Adwerx Pricing*
- $500/mo for Starter
- $1000/mo for Plus
- $1500/mo for Premium
$500/mo gets you 30,000 impressions. $1000/mo is 50,000 impression. And $1500 is 60,000 impressions.
The plus program allows for retargeting. Premium service allows for TV ads.
Custom audiences allow you to add contacts (recommended at least 300) and can even pull your contacts directly from some CRMs like Top Producer, Market Leader, RealtyJuggler, and Contactually.
*This is current to the best of my knowledge at the time of this writing. Contact the vendor directly to check current prices, discounts, and terms.
My Recommendation
You’ve probably seen plenty of Adwerx ads already.
I remember I visited Chris Watters‘ website once and was seeing his ads for what felt like months afterwards. I can’t be 100% sure they were Adwerx ads, but they were certainly the same kinds of retargeting ads you can get through Adwerx’s product.
I used Adwerx myself a few years ago.
I cannot say that I knowingly got any business from it. It was mostly in connection with my new website, trying to get some brand exposure.
I have also manually run my own retargeting campaigns on Google Ads as well, figuring I could do it myself. I spent quite a bit more money doing it myself than via a service like Adwerx. If you are interested in promoting your brand or retargeting campaigns, Adwerx is a solid, reputable way to do it without sinking too much of your precious time into overthinking it.
I would use Adwerx exclusively for brand awareness. Don’t buy it for lead generation or as a new agent. You aren’t going to have your phone ringing off the hook, if at all.
Instead, if you already have your lead generation humming and your funnel full, Adwerx might be an option for reinforcing your new brand in the community.
Or, you could use their listing advertising as a tool in your listing presentations. Heck, you could even use it as an upsell and have your sellers opt in or out and pay for it. I doubt it would make the difference between selling for more or not, but more exposure can’t be a bad thing for your sellers.
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