Posted by Katie Lance on Wednesday, May 18, 2011 Filed Under: Industry NewsTags: lead-generation, NAR, Realtors, Technology
I just became aware of a brand new product that will help real estate professionals manage leads and track phone calls.
This new product is the first voice-marketing automation platform specifically tailored to members of the National Association of REALTORS® – it is called Ifbyphone®.
Ifbyphone®, a voice-based marketing automation platform, announced on Monday, the launch of [...]
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Exactly 3 years ago yesterday, Seth Godin posted a blog post entitled: Advice for real estate agents (quit now!)
First of all I love Seth’s blog. I love his wisdom and take on technology, business and the world around us. So when I saw he specifically wrote an article for real estate agents, my ears perked [...]
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Posted by Katie Lance on Monday, June 14, 2010 Filed Under: MobileTags: Apple, blackberry, firefox, internet explorer, iPhone, NAR, palm, Realtor, safari, smartphones
In January 2010, the Center for REALTOR® Technology (CRT) extended an email survey invitation to 45,000 random REALTORS® who have provided NAR with an email address. Close to 1,500 responded to the survey. 93% of those indicated that they were 40 years old or younger use a smartphone to conduct real estate business. 86% [...]
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Posted by Katie Lance on Friday, May 21, 2010 Filed Under: EventsTags: NAR, Tim Smith, YPN
The Young Professionals Network is hosting their So Cal conference in Garden Grove tomorrow, Thursday, May 20th. Registration opens at 8 am and the conference begins at 9 am.
Location
Crowne Plaza Anaheim Resort
| www.Anaheim.CrownePlaza.com
12021 Harbor Boulevard,
Garden Grove, CA | Phone: (714) 867-5555
According to their website, “The YPN Leadership Conference is to educate [...]
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The Realtors Property Resouce (RPR) is likely the most important technology story of the last few years. And it will probably be the most closely watched story for the next couple of years too.
What is the the RPR? Brian Boero from 1000Watt Blog sums it up nicely.
The NAR has taken over certain technology assets of [...]
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An old lawsuit over real estate search patents has resurfaced again.
Florida inventor Mark Tornetta and Real Estate Alliance LTD (REAL), who owns Tornetta’s patents (Nos. 4,480,576 and 5,032,989), have announced today they have moved in U.S. District Court in Los Angeles to sue the industry’s largest trade association and several national brokerages, [...]
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Kicking off a busy week at the National Association of Realtors conference in Las Vegas, here’s my interview with Dale Stinton, CEO of NAR.
I’ll be attending the BloggerCon get-together tomorrow night at the Venetian, so I look forward to seeing many of you there. Big thanks to Daniel Rothamel at the RealEstateZebra for organizing it.
I’ll [...]
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I’m not a big fan of NAR’s recent advertising campaign (Buy a House, Or The Dog Gets It). Not because I have a problem with what they are trying to say – rather how they’re saying it.
I think it’s uninspired, creatively boring and woefully out of touch.
$41 million for a drab, dreary black and white [...]
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Posted by Joel Burslem on Thursday, November 9, 2006 Filed Under: Industry NewsTags: NAR, NARdi-Gras, nardigras, National-Association-of-Realtors, real estate 2.0, Real-Estate, real-estate-advertising, Real-Estate-Marketing, Real-Estate-News
With NARdi Gras kicking off tomorrow, NAR has gone all out to support Bloggers this year in New Orleans. So far they seem to have responded.
Dustin Luther, Rain City Guide Godfather has unveiled a new blog over at Move.com where he’ll be liveblogging NARdi Gras.
Paul Chaney from Blogging Systems is liveblogging as well. I’ll definitely [...]
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