Smart glasses could prove useful for working with clients
More than 80 percent of users are working on or planning a home improvement project
The app aims to bring realtor.com up to speed with competitors Trulia and Zillow
#madREskillz: Agent creates social media content aimed at younger buyers
Hyper-detailed Facebook listing pages, aerial cinematography and more
NAR: Balance tilted toward sellers in many markets
Scheduled auctions in judicial states climb to 30-month high
#madREskillz: Branded coasters and napkins helped Bay Area agent generate leads in bars
Other marketing tricks users tweeted include branded coasters, easter egg hunts and a vulgar tagline
But employment among an age bracket important to household formation slipped
Case illustrates potential peril to real estate agents
Consumers can see pricing of packages offered in more than 500 markets
Real estate agents can post listing photos, video tours with their profiles
#madREskillz: 'i'm the only form of love you can buy legally,' reads a Fort Lauderdale, Fla.-based agent's sign
#madREskillz: Top tweets include 'open house on steroids,' racy sign and creepy listing photo
Tool can measure neighborhood development over time
#madREskillz: Nearly 40 agents at Rapid Realty have gotten tattoos of their company's logo
Taking Inventory: 'We are still earning every nickel'
Video is often touted as an essential marketing tool for real estate agents. But while it may help put an agent’s new media savvy on display, some are skeptical about the medium’s ability to convert viewers into clients.
Launched in April of 2011, Viewbix aims to bolster video’s ability to generate leads. The app is designed to reel in leads directly from a video player by providing subscribers with the ability to add a wide range of apps to a video that viewers may click to access additional content or contact an agent.
