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Amanda Lamb helps organisations understand how buyers think and what makes a property sell. A property speaker and long-standing A Place in the Sun presenter, she fronted Selling Houses with Amanda Lamb and was the face of Scottish Widows.
Amanda Lamb is one of Britain's most recognised property broadcasters, best known for presenting A Place in the Sun. She speaks on the property market, buyer behaviour, and how homes are presented and sold, making market trends clear for industry and consumer audiences.
Amanda first presented A Place in the Sun in 2001 and fronted Selling Houses with Amanda Lamb on More4 and Channel 4 from 2014 to 2018. She has also worked with major brands, including a decade as the face of Scottish Widows and a national Purplebricks campaign in 2017.
After two decades of filming in homes across the UK and abroad, Amanda has seen what makes buyers commit and what puts them off. For estate agents, developers, lenders, and property brands, she turns that experience into practical points on presentation, consumer psychology, and how to talk to buyers who are cautious about the market.
Audiences leave with practical ways to present properties to different types of buyer, a clearer understanding of what drives purchasing decisions, and ideas for building trust with customers when market conditions are uncertain, illustrated with stories from years of filming buyers at home and abroad.
For property conferences, awards evenings, and industry events, Amanda brings a familiar face and first-hand knowledge of how buyers choose a home.
Amanda Lamb pairs two decades of property broadcasting with long-running brand work, including ten years as the face of Scottish Widows. That mix of on-screen experience and commercial partnerships means she understands buyers and the businesses selling to them, which suits property and financial services audiences.
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Amanda Lamb uses real examples from two decades of filming property viewings at home and abroad to show audiences what makes buyers commit and what puts them off.
Amanda Lamb speaks on the property market, buyer behaviour and consumer psychology, and how homes are presented and marketed. She is best known as a presenter of A Place in the Sun and fronted Selling Houses with Amanda Lamb.
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