The Internet has taken a new direction….AGAIN! It’s the newest medium for INTERACTION.
Just when you thought you were famailiar with the ways of the Net, the term Social Networking or Web 2.0 pops up. Sites like YouTube, Facebook, LinkedIn, Blogs, etc. are prime expamples of Social Networking websites. All of these sites foster communication among visitors either by comments, conversations, videos, networking, etc. As a Realtor, you now can easily connect to buyers and sellers and position yourself as the expert in your area.
By the time a prospect or customer contacts you, they have been looking at real estate on the web anywhere from 10-40 hours. Do you think Social Networking sites will make them more inclined to use you as their Realtor?
Today’s hombuyers and sellers are tech-savvy…are you?
Come down and strengthen your expertise on all the latest technology in real estate. Find out which technology and tools are right for your business in today’s market. At the tech fair you will learn about some of the major trends such as social networking, real estate search engines, video, blogging, online document management, website tools, listingbook and more!
Plus, you’ll be among the core group of Realtors to get a sneak preview of all the NEW MLS Products and Services. ListHub to send out your listings to various websites, embed videos into your listings, MLS Sold Search for your website, latest Stratus enhancements and more!
Brokers and Managers…get the inside scoop on all the new technology you should be using in your office. Agents…find out which tools you should be using on a day-to-day basis to keep your customers happy.
Keynote Speakers*Panel Discussions*NEW MLS Products*Popular Exhibitors*Great Giveaways*And more!
Continental and Box Lunch included
Click here to register online.
www.mltechfair.com
MLSLI.com has a new feature…SOLD PROPERTY SEARCH!
Homebuyers and sellers can now find out what homes actually sold for in their area. Before this, buyers and sellers had to go through a Realtor to get this information. Now, it’s available to the general public on MLSLI.com. We want to keep the public on our site, so they don’t have to go to other sites such as Trulia and Zillow. They can find all the info they need right here on MLSLI.com, right?
Do you think it’s a good idea to give buyers and sellers access to sold property information? Or, do you think Realtors should only be able to access this info? We want to know what you think. Click the comment link below this post to let us know.
