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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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Three years ago, the National Association of Realtors® officially recognized YPN in Pennsylvania. Today, the chapter has grown its membership statewide and continues to expand its benefits to members.
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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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More than 90 percent of real estate professionals are using social media to some extent in their marketing, according to a 2011 NAR Realtor® technology survey. With more than 100 types of social media tools available on the internet, it may be difficult to decide which ones are the best to use.
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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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In these challenging times, it is now more important than ever for real estate professionals to identify top marketing trends and learn how to stand out from the competition, according to Patrick Goodness, CEO of The Goodness Company.
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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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To protect yourself and your broker from liability issues, it is beneficial for a real estate professional to be aware of inherent risks of online activities, according to real estate agent and nationally recognized technology expert Amy Chorew.
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Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2012
