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There is a hunger among real estate professionals for information about the best tools to use in the industry. Realtors® often times can’t decide what the best products to use in their business are. A new company called Frugyl promises to help Realtors® solve that problem.
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For many households, moms are the key decision-makers for so many purchases affecting the family including breakfast cereals to cell phones plans, even the purchase of a new home. Today’s moms are quickly becoming tech savvy, using smart phones, social media and other tools to research purchases.
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Last week, Realtor.com introduced SocialBios, a new and free social technology that helps Realtors® connect with local buyers and sellers through social networks including Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Google and FourSquare.
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If you’ve logged into Facebook today, you should see an option at the top of your screen inviting you to a whole new look for your profile page. It’s called Timeline and you can create a digital scrapbook of your life.
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Strategy is the most important element to growing a successful Facebook page, according to Katie Lance, social media director for Inman News.
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The free Real Estate Agent Directory by N-Play is intended to help Facebook users search for Realtors® by location and expertise and connect with them. The application allows users to review the real estate professional's background as well as their prior services before connecting to their actual Facebook business page.
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More than 50 percent of the reasons why Facebook pages and blogs fail are because of lack of engagement, according to Katie Lance, director of social media for Inman News.
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Last week, Chris Smith, Inman News’ chief evangelist, compared the failures of retailers like Borders to Blockbuster and urged Realtors® to learn a lesson from their mistakes during an Agent Reboot conference in Cherry Hill, NJ.
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The recent upgrades to Facebook groups means a lot more email unless you change your settings. There have been several complaints about the flood of emails to our PAR group every time someone posts to that group. Only you can change the settings, the group administrator has no control over emails to you.
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Thursday, Feb. 9, 2012
