Later this week The National Association of REALTORS® MLS Committee will receive the report and recommendation of the Presidential Advisory Group (PAG) at the annual meetings in Anaheim. To help sort out the issues, controversies, benefits, and fears surrounding Listing Syndication check out at this Slidecast presentation that was put together by Point2′s own Saul [...]

Pillar #4: Listings, Listings, Listings. Here’s How to get Them No guess work here. Load up your website up with listings and you would have covered one of the top two things on a home buyer’s list of most valued information on a REALTOR®’s website. 83 percent of buyers who used the Internet last year [...]
Agent Speak, Point2 Agent, Point2 IDX, Real Estate Marketing, Real Estate Sales, Web Technology | Roger | July 22, 2011 |
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Point2 will be at NARdiGras 2010 on November 5th-8th. We are looking forward to seeing many of our long-time friends, clients, and contacts – and hope to make some new friends too. This event is a great time to sit down for a few minutes with Point2 and see what we can do for you [...]

Following up on the overwhelmingly positive reception of our previous infographic, we thought we would try something a little different this time around. At Point2 we are constantly asking ourselves the question “who are our customers?“; because being able to understand the mind of your target market goes a long way to being able to [...]

Last week the National Association of REALTORS® published its annual profile of Home Buyers and Sellers, an incredibly thorough look into what prompted consumers to buy and sell real estate in 2009, available to all licensed REALTORS®. This report, which covers everything from the very broad (like how much the average consumer spent on a [...]

The Point2 Crew is back from NAR 2009 in San Diego, and the trip was a great success. Of course the air was absolutely thick with discussion and speculation surrounding RPR and HouseLogic – on our plane down from Vancouver you could hardly walk two rows without hearing whispers about “data management” or “RPR.” [...]