Utility companies, internet/television, school information, emergency services, and nearby public transportation.

It sounds like you're "broadcasting" to a pretty wide audience, if so you're likely crossing "natural" price defining boundaries.

While you may not be directly saying it, your messaging is paralleling that of those broadcasting various catastrophes from a rate over 6%, which is simply not true in any sense, we have comfortably existed in that range historically. 

They also installed a huge cable package on my television, in their name. 

No they see us as sitting back, watching television with a beer, and smiling as we collect the dough. 

Universal mounts also come with hardware to mount other types/sizes of televisions so it just becomes a part of the propertyFor our most recent property , seller had an older 36 inch television mounted in the basement and I just required that it stayed at the sale.

One has to look no further than the flip shows on television to understand that the primary motivation of the flippers is keeping costs to a minimum while turning (flipping) the property as quick as possible.

I prefer to broadcast myself with my company on TV, radio and billboards, this is the reason why big companies spend the money to get there name out there.The key to mass media is you have to be large enough to get the discounted rates associating your self with a bigger team will help extend your marketing dollars.

The first two sites will broadcast the vacancy to a number of other sites to get maximum exposure.I agree with @Dan Vleck that a phone screen is an important start.Those that pass the phone screen I told about the showing -- the last time I had an opening I did one group showing on a Saturday afternoon (to drum up some excitement and a bidding war).

Yes, I have already talked to my current property manager, who is also a realtor in the area but she didn't show much enthusiasm so thought I'll open up a discussion to broadcast my feelings :)