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WAIROA STATION
A working Bay of Islands station, marketed on the life it offers through Antimony's full-funnel campaign system.
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A SHORT INTRODUCTION
Wairoa Station sits in the subtropical Bay of Islands. Productive farmland, sparkling seascapes, pohutukawa-flanked bays and bush-filled valleys. A working station, not a house with a view. The buyer for a place like this isn't shopping floorplans. They're buying a way of life. So we marketed the life, ran it through the Barfoot & Thompson engine, and put it in front of people who could actually picture themselves living it.
Barfoot & Thompson is New Zealand's largest privately owned agency, family-run for a hundred years. They brought us in to sell their most remote, premium coastal listings the way the best brands sell anything: online, at scale, to exactly the right people.The job was to turn high-end video and photography into a journey that found serious buyers and warmed them up long before they stood on the land. So we built the system to do it, and built it to repeat.
THE CHALLENGE

Selling a way of life, not a list of features

OUR MOVE

A working station is an emotional purchase made by a tiny audience, most of whom meet it first on a screen. We built the landing page around the land and the lifestyle, ran targeted campaigns to high-intent buyers, and dropped every enquiry straight into CRM for the agent to work while it was warm.

Wiroa Station

This private 88-hectare playground stretches over the tranquil Te Puna Inlet

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This private 88-hectare playground stretches over the tranquil Te Puna Inlet

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WORDS FROM ANTIMONY
A working station is the easiest property in the world to market badly. List the hectares, the sheds and the stock numbers and you have described a business nobody dreams about. The buyer for Wairoa wasn't buying a balance sheet, they were buying mornings on the water and a slower pace of life. So that is what we sold. We built the campaign around the feeling of the place first and the spec second, then leaned on the Barfoot & Thompson engine to do what it does best on a property this specific: reach. When the right buyer might be one in a hundred thousand, getting in front of enough of the right people is the whole game. The system was built to find them and route every genuine enquiry straight to the agent while it was still warm.
Sam Hill, Managing Director of Antimony
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A working station, in front of buyers who could see their life in it.

THE PROOF

Wairoa ran as part of the Barfoot & Thompson programme, the same engine that reached 3.29M buyers and delivered $38M in property sold across twelve months. The reach is what does the heavy lifting for a property this specific: get it in front of enough of the right people and the rare buyer surfaces.

WORDS FROM BARFOOT & THOMPSON
Sam and his team crafted our campaigns into a tailored lead generation ecosystem that resonated with vendors, buyers and agents alike.
Peter Thompson, Managing Director