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Hi Mike-
If you would like to add your listing in Zillow for free, place your mouse pointer to the "Homes" tab and choose "Post a home for sale" on the drop-down list. Then choose if your posting it as the agent or the owner. Finally, provide the complete address for the listing.
If you would want to advertise your business or get more exposure in addition to posting your listing, try our Showcase Ads and take advantage of Zillow's five million visitors monthly.
Thank you.
If you would like to add your listing in Zillow for free, place your mouse pointer to the "Homes" tab and choose "Post a home for sale" on the drop-down list. Then choose if your posting it as the agent or the owner. Finally, provide the complete address for the listing.
If you would want to advertise your business or get more exposure in addition to posting your listing, try our Showcase Ads and take advantage of Zillow's five million visitors monthly.
Thank you.
- Mike Petras, "mpetras"
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i did what you said the only things that comes up once you hit post an ad is agent left and owners right and at the bottom of agent is submit your feed automatically I am doing it manually when i click the one that says feed under agent side it wants direct feed so where to you go manually. this is very complicated website
how to post an ad
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