stlrealtors
Wentzville, MO

stlrealtors Walking you through 104 Quail Bluff Ct. Shot vertical for the feed, not a landscape tour squeezed into a phone screen.

No two homes need the same campaign. We tailor the photography, video, aerials, print and digital promotion to the property, the likely buyer and the story that will move them. This page shows the range of what we can build around a listing.

Here's how a lot of houses around St. Louis actually get marketed: a quick walk through with somebody's phone, a description typed into a form, and a hope that whoever drives past notices the sign.
Your home deserves a marketing team built for the job.
We started Gateway Realty Group on the opposite idea. Your house is probably the largest thing you own, and how it gets presented decides who ever sees it, how many of those people book a showing, and what they're willing to pay once they've stood in it. So a listing here gets planned and launched, not posted.
At most brokerages, marketing is whatever the listing agent can fit in between showings. Here it is two people's full time job, and a third person owns the paperwork once you are under contract. You work with all three.

Almost every buyer meets your home on a screen first. Two of us spend our week making sure that screen does it justice.

Director of Content & Media
Shoots and edits the photography, drone work and video for your listing, and runs the Living St. Louis YouTube channel that puts it in front of local buyers.

Director of Marketing & Operations
Builds the campaign around your home: the print pieces, the social and email push, and the timing of how and when your listing goes out.

Transaction Coordinator
Takes over once you are under contract. She keeps every deadline, disclosure and signature on track, and she is your day to day contact all the way through closing.
Almost every buyer meets your home on a screen before they ever stand in it. We have the capability to build photography, aerials, short-form video, long-form tours and targeted digital promotion around a property, but the mix is never cookie-cutter. We choose the tools that best fit the home and the buyers most likely to care about it.
Vertical video is one of the many tools we can build into a listing campaign. We choose the mix around the home, the likely buyer and the story the property gives us, rather than using the same checklist for every seller. These are real posts from @stlrealtors.
stlrealtors
Wentzville, MO

stlrealtors Walking you through 104 Quail Bluff Ct. Shot vertical for the feed, not a landscape tour squeezed into a phone screen.
stlrealtors
O'Fallon, MO

stlrealtors Shady Creek, where the amenities are half the reason people buy here. So we film those too.
stlrealtors
O'Fallon, MO

stlrealtors 418 Country Stone Dr, and the courts down the street. Buyers ask what the neighborhood is like, so we show them.
Living St. Louis is a real channel with a local following, not a place we dump every listing. For unique properties and homes likely to draw strong interest, a full tour can put the story in front of buyers already watching St. Louis real estate. Other homes may benefit more from a tighter mix of photography, short-form video, print and targeted digital promotion.
Gateway Realty Group
15 minutesTour this MASSIVE 15-acre Compound West of St. Louis, MO
Living St. Louis · 34.8K views · 2 weeks ago
12 minutes, 40 secondsHere's What $825k Really Buys in Chesterfield, MO in 2026
Living St. Louis · 1.4K views · 4 months ago
12 minutes, 56 secondsInside a $1.5M Custom Home in Defiance, MO - Markham Hills Neighborhood
Living St. Louis · 2.1K views · 6 months ago
Gateway Realty Group
Instagram, @stlrealtors



Tell us about the property and we will show you what this plan would look like for it.
Every listing is shot by a professional with proper lighting and lens correction, then edited by hand. No phone photos, and no extreme wide angle that makes a room look bigger online than it does in person, which a buyer notices the second they walk in.
When a home is vacant, virtual staging shows a buyer how a room works without the cost of renting furniture for months. We label every staged photo clearly on the listing, every time.
Drone work does the one thing a ground level photo cannot: it shows the lot, the setting and what is around you. On acreage, on water, backing to trees or on a corner lot, it is usually the photo that gets the showing booked.
A twilight set is shot in a window of about twenty minutes, and it is the photo that stops a scroll. We use it where the view, the lighting or the outdoor space is the story rather than on every listing, because it only earns its place on some homes.
If your subdivision has a clubhouse, a pool, a lake or a trail system, a buyer is paying for that too. We photograph the amenities and the neighborhood alongside the house, so the listing sells the whole package instead of just the four walls.



Photography is only useful when it fits the property. We will show you which pieces your home actually needs.
The first people through your door are not strangers off the internet. There is a whole stage before your listing goes public, and it is the part most sellers never hear about until it is over.
Before your home goes public, we put it in front of the buyers our own agents are already working with. Some homes never need the second step, and the sellers who get that outcome are usually the ones who agreed to this one.
An agent-only walkthrough ahead of launch. The agents who have a buyer matching your home already know it exists on day one, instead of finding it the same morning everybody else does.
Print still moves buyers here, especially the neighbor who already knows someone looking. Every piece is designed around your home. These are real pieces from real listings, not samples.
We put together the most important information about your property for buyers to see when they walk in the door.


















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Use the arrows to turn the page. Click any page to read it full size.
Mailed to the streets around you, where the most motivated buyers already are: the neighbors with a friend or a parent trying to get into your subdivision.


A clean, readable sign that still works at 35 miles an hour, placed where it actually gets seen rather than wherever the post goes in easiest. It goes in the same day, on a city lot or a subdivision corner.


Ready to see the whole plan applied to your address? Start with a few details about the property.
Every level of your home gets drawn to scale with real room dimensions. It answers the question photos never can, which is how the rooms connect, and it is the thing an out-of-town buyer looks at hardest before deciding whether a trip is worth it.
Below is a full set for one home. Click any level to read the dimensions.



Tell us a little about your house and we will walk you through what this would look like for it specifically: which pieces matter most for your street, price point and timing, and which ones we would skip.