How many pictures is enough?
I’m curious, because I’m working on a website for aproperty that may end up with hundreds of photos.
Is that too many?
If you are interested in a house, how many pictures are too many?
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It is tough. I want there to be enough pictures to adequately show all of the details of the house, but this house has so many details that one could be lost trying to view them all.
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Research shows the more pictures the better.
It really depends on the house. If you have a really unique listing with lots of details, I think you can provide lots of photos, but they should be set in a logical order so the first 10 – 15 should show the basics : exterior, kitchen, entertaining areas, master bed & bath, etc. Then for those who are really interested in the property, or just fascinated with it, they can get all the details in subsequent photos.