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Using Video to Connect for Marketing

According to the latest research from Hitwise one in every 45 visits to the Internet is to view video content. Another report predicts that the number of Internet users who view online videos will grow to more than one billion people by 2013. Online video is increasing in popularity on websites because it harnesses the power of TV at a fraction of the cost.

Working with our video team, your business will reach and connect with your target audience in a whole new way within David's circle of friends, business advisors, and local business affilates. This targetted localism is growing within the concept that we are all related in some way if we look long enough.

Online video has the advantage of engaging the viewer, offering them a more interesting experience on my website and encouraging them to stay a little longer. This helps you build a stronger relationship with customers than any other form of media. In particular, online video is unrivalled as a medium through which your unique services can be more effectively described, products can be better demonstrated and your unique service proposal and benefits more clearly differentiated from your competitors' offering.

David Pylyp is pioneered online video for real estate and its optimisation in search results pages, video engines and within websites. Our video service uses the latest technology and techniques to deliver cost effective and quality production values. With the addition of our innovative approach to optimising the videos, the finished video or videos can be hugely valuable for many businesses.

Benefit from our expertise in this new and emerging technology. From agregating the content to writing the script, from preparing your spokespeople to editing their interviews, we can ensure you of a broadcast-quality video of which you will feel proud. Our experts can convert the film into a professional promotional video that is search-friendly, bringing visitors to your site and keeping them there for longer.

Many haven't realised the potential of video on their websites and yours may be one of them. If you would like to discuss how we can work together to help your business embrace this opportunity, help to promote the Localism that is living in the City of Toronto please contact me on 647 218 2414 or by email at david@davidpylyp.com

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The Little Engine that could!

TORONTO, September 16, 2009 - In the first two weeks of September, Greater Toronto

REALTORS® reported 3,361 sales – up 23 per cent compared to the first two weeks of

September 2008. The average price for these transactions was up eight per cent year-over-year to $393,818.

"An increasing number of positive reports pointing to economic recovery coupled with low

interest rates have kept households confident in purchasing a home," said TREB President Tom

Lebour.

Year-to-date sales, at 61,676 are up three per cent compared to 59,971 in 2008. Average price,

at $386,302, is up by one per cent from $383,776.

"Tighter market conditions since May, as evidenced by rising sales relative to listings and

declining average days on the market, have resulted in stronger average price growth,"

explained Jason Mercer, TREB's Senior Manager of Market Analysis.

Summary Of September Sales And Average Price

September 2009 2008

Sales Average Price Sales Average Price

City of Toronto ("416") 1,280 $415,126 998 $386,524

Rest of GTA ("905") 2,081 $380,712 1,728 $354,395

GTA 3,361 $393,818 2,726 $366,158

Source: Toronto Real Estate Board

David Pylyp; The Toronto Media has chosen not to focus on the lack of inventory available. Currently there are still less than 16,000 units for sale on TREB compared to the 27,373 for sale last September and 21,571 in 2007. West Inventory Levels are posted here

We are moving further into a Seller's Market with interest rates hovering at near 4% fixed at five years. This does not bode well for buyer's as anything coming up for sale is immediately pushed into multiple offer territory. If you are considering listing I would like to speak with you. What will happen going into the fall?

Your comments and observations are welcomed.