If you don't care to have your own buyer's agent, the listing agent is shown on Zillow, just don't look at the other agent's advertising (ues, I advertise with Zillow and its sucks when people treat you like an 800 service especially since its a waste of my advertising)... 

My team advertises a Guaranteed Cash Offer as part of our marketing.

Note that most states will also require you to include your brokerage's name on any advertising (e.g., "The Norman Home Team of Keller Williams Gateway", vs. simply "The Norman Home Team")Also, to @Eliott Elias's point, your branding is much less important early on.

Originally posted by J Scott:Here you go...and I won't even charge you for it:http://www.forbes.com/forbes-400/list/Well tarnations better get on that yellow letter campaign so I can send some mailers to Gates and Buffet before my competition does.

@Brandon Mattingly sorry I missed the part where you said you show standards in the advertisement and in the questionnaire.

We are considering listing one of our extra rooms for rent, specifically advertised at travel nurses.

Some wholesalers will advertise low/no commissions, costs, etc... which can be great but there are pro's and con's (like anything in real estate) and the property won't be listed on the MLS so you will have lower exposure to potential buyers. 

Basically you’re buying direct from the seller without the assistance of a realtor or the property being advertised on the open market.

Most properties are advertised in the newspaper, word of mouth, and through brokers.

Latitude Margaritaville project is coming on line in May with that there is going to be a large influx of buyers to the market due to St Joes' advertising.