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Jamie Howell-Reynolds (Homes.com (Dominion Enterprises)) — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 09:34:40 -0600

REIN List# 0849657

or ZILLOW ---> http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/photos/2141040588_zpid

Call or email me or Milford Howell (my agent) 757-761-9737

Help - Homes.com Customer or NOT

Jamie Howell-Reynolds (Homes.com (Dominion Enterprises)) — Thu, 24 Jan 2008 22:37:45 -0600

I thought you guys could use a little more reading... as if our wonderful ActiveRain wasn't enough... *smile*

Please visit our online resource http://www.LearningCenterAdvantage.com for archives, blogs, videos and comments from our users, our employees, and other real estate and online marketing professionals .

If you have any questions that this cannot answer, shoot me an email or give me a call.

Thanks.

Farm Your Leads!

Jamie Howell-Reynolds (Homes.com (Dominion Enterprises)) — Thu, 24 Jan 2008 22:12:18 -0600

Does this make you wonder, "What the heck am I doing with my time?" Do you feel like you arent closing as many leads as you want?

TRY WORKING YOUR LEADS! No, this does not mean call once, email once and give up. Haven't you heard of farming? Do it. Your income will increase and you will know right away who is serious ad who is not. Don't get me wrong, the market is not what we are used to, and I know this, but we still have to act as if everything is OK. If we do not, we will think ourselves out of sales.

Response Time is of the Essence

As real estate technology continues to become more sophisticated, you can expect that more homebuyers will recognize the Internet as a valuable source for conducting their home search. The percentage of real estate professionals receiving leads from the Internet has already grown from 30% to 42% in the past year.¹ If these leads are generated from your website forms, it is likely that these homebuyers are also submitting forms on competitor sites. Quick response time is crucial. A lot of agents are investing in PDA's and other devices (or assistants) so that they can handle their leads as quickly as possible. Another thing you can do is make sure the website they are on is as user friendly as possible so that the customer feels more comfortable. With the customer feeling more at ease, they will more willingly leave their info so that the lead you get is more solid.

Internet Lead Statistics:

* 68% - 70% of Internet leads do business with the first agent who speaks with them2

* Only 52% of Internet leads receive a follow up communication from the agent3

* 62% of those who get a call from the agent receive it on the same day they submitted an inquiry4

* 25% of homebuyers find the house they will purchase on the web, as opposed to 1% of homebuyers find the house they will purchase from a newspaper4

As you overlook Internet leads, advertising dollars are being wasted and your harder working competitors are benefiting. Even if Internet leads take a little more effort to close, it's a numbers game, the more prospects you have to work with the better your chances of earning a commission. There are a lot of ways to generate good leads and all it takes is persistence for some of them to work out.

Sources: ¹National Association of Realtors, 2006 Technology Survey, ²Inman News Article: "Put Paid Search on Marketing Menu", ³Inman News Article: "Vertical, Classified Search Key to Lead Generation", 4Inman News Article: "Internet Leads Come from Many Places"

Homes.com / Harmon Homes Magazine Merger

Jamie Howell-Reynolds (Homes.com (Dominion Enterprises)) — Thu, 24 Jan 2008 21:50:24 -0600

In Case you missed it, here is the press release about the merger between Homes.com and Harmon Homes magazine.

Homes.com and Harmon Homes merge to form industry’s
largest combined print and online real estate business

LAS VEGAS, Nov. 14, 2007—Dominion Enterprises, a leading media and information
services company, has announced the merger of two of its flagship businesses,

Homes.com and Harmon Homes, into a single real estate marketing company. This new
company, which will retain the name Homes.com, is now able to combine the resources
of a top 10 real estate portal with the nation’s largest local real estate magazine.
“This move creates an unprecedented marketing opportunity for agents and brokers to
seamlessly market their property listings to the broadest audience of home buyers,” said
Peter Ill, senior vice president of real estate businesses at Dominion Enterprises.
“Homes.com will provide a unified print and online brand that will greatly extend
exposure for our customers.”

As a result of the merger, every real estate listing placed in any of Harmon Homes’
more than 130 free, local print publications—now re-branded Homes.com—also will be
posted to the Homes.com Web site as a basic listing. For print advertisers, expanding to
the Internet means greatly increasing the reach and frequency of their listings. For
online advertisers, local print publications—distributed from thousands of prime retail
locations and street boxes across the country—will drive even more traffic to
Homes.com.

Homes.com Internet traffic already outpaces many of its competitors, growing 15% from
Aug. 2006 to Aug. 2007. The Homes.com portal was re-launched in April 2007 utilizing
the same principles that it recommends to its clients—the optimization of content to be
more search engine friendly and the addition of homebuyer tools.
More than 3 million home buyers visit Homes.com each month to search more than 1.5
million listings of homes for sale across the country. Agents, brokers, builders and
lenders benefit from property listing exposure, brand advertising, Web site development
and lead generation services.

“Integrating Harmon Homes into Homes.com creates a reach and frequency proposition
like no other: a national portal with neighborhood locations,” said Jamie Clymer, vice
president and general manager of Homes.com. “We have created an easier path for
home buyers to use both print and online resources to find the information they need.
This uniquely robust user experience provides consumers in-depth property information
and links buyers directly to brokers and agents.”

About Homes.com
Homes.com, a division of Dominion Enterprises, is a leading provider of real estate marketing and media
services, including brand advertising, property listing exposure, website development, search engine
marketing and lead generation solutions. More than 3 million homebuyers visit Homes.com each month to
search more than 1.4 million homes for sale, to locate real estate agents in their area and to find useful
tips on home buying. Homes.com recently united with Harmon Homes to create a media powerhouse that
distributes over 800,000 real estate related publications every month in more than 130 markets.
Homes.com provides the best advertising solutions for real estate professionals to reach active home
buyers. For more information, visit www.Homes.com.
About Dominion Enterprises

Dominion Enterprises, Norfolk, Va., is a leading media and information services company serving real
estate, employment, automotive, marine, recreation, travel and industrial markets. The company operates
a variety of technology businesses that offer Internet marketing, Web site design and hosting, lead
generation, CRM, and data capture and distribution services including eNeighborhoods, Advanced
Access, eProspecting, Agent Advantage and Number1Expert. Dominion Enterprises has more than 500
paid and free magazine titles, such as the Homes.com print publication, with a combined weekly
circulation of over 5 million. Dominion Enterprises also operates more than 40 market-leading Web sites,
such as Homes.com, with a combined reach of more than 9 million unique monthly visitors. The company
has more than 7,200 employees nationwide and 2006 annual revenue of more than $850 million. For
more information, visit www.DominionEnterprises.com.

The truth about SEO & SEM!

Jamie Howell-Reynolds (Homes.com (Dominion Enterprises)) — Thu, 15 Nov 2007 09:16:05 -0600

SEO = Search Engine Optimization

SEM = Search Engine Marketing = Pay-per-click (PPC)

Everyone calls you all day long about "putting you at the top, guaranteeing leads, always being number 1...etc." The truth is, you can only do this by getting your website improved. yes, there is ALWAYS room for improvement. Websites move up in rank on search engines by having three things: Relevancy, Popularity, and a good amount of localized content. Don't get me wrong, PPC is a great thing, but for longer term results, you need both SEM/PPC and SEO. Remember - FREQUENCY, REACH, EXPOSURE!!!

-- Localized Content -You need to have a large amount of localized content to show that you know what you are doing and that you are a master of your field. I grew up in a real estate brokerage and I know that some agents are in real estate "just because" and they just go through the motions of getting the transaction done. The consumers know this too. Thats why they treat the average Realtor like a used car salesman. To combat this S, you must show people what you specialize in, how long you have been in the business and have real testimonials. Include pictures, slide shows, maybe some animation, and definitely have your picture on there somewhere, just not in a larger-than-life spot on the front page. (Please don't use a cell phone beside your head or a sold sign in your hands. Honestly it's cheesy and the customer sees it as a gimmick.)

-- Popularity -You can get popularity from many things. Linking, blogging, word of mouth, integrating your website into all your other marketing, and adding your site to your yard-signs, just to name a few. Please treat your website as your Internet office. Make it useful and people come back (it's called making sure it's sticky). The popularity of your website for the first year will usually stink unless you actively market it with PPC (pay-per-click), directories, and Internet ads. Be patient. It's like wine, it will get much better with age. Unlike wine however, you need to update it at least once a year to make sure the coding, pictures, and information are up to date. I do not want to see your picture from 1992 on your website, regardless of whether or not you "look different".

-- Relevancy - If you are selling homes in your area, talk about your area on your website. Don't talk about the entire state, or the entire US market. It does no good for your clients and no good for your ranking. I tell my clients, for example, that if you are selling red crayons, your site better not talk about pink pencils. Again, here comes the local content and pictures. Also you need to have school info, neighborhood stats, market trends, and area attractions. Trust me, people will love it.

Listen, the whole reason the Internet works for real estate is because people always have an apprehension when it comes to such a large investment and trust in one Realtor. If you make them more comfortable about your site, they will read on and become more comfortable with you, producing a better LEAD. See my point?

If you have any questions, please feel free to reach me via my website. http://jamie.directhomes.com

RIS Media REAL ESTATE MAG & Homes.com

Jamie Howell-Reynolds (Homes.com (Dominion Enterprises)) — Thu, 13 Sep 2007 10:35:34 -0500

Check it out! I was TOO excited.

***Click here to read the article***

If that link doesnt work, you can click here.

Homes.com and our two best products (PowerSearch and our Agent Advantage Websites) were just featured in the September issue of Real Estate Magazine. I am very exicted and feel honored to have assisted in these Realtors' success!

Congrats Bob, Sharon & Stephanie!

If you need more information please visit my website or contact me directly.

Free Office/Team Marketing Evaluations

Jamie Howell-Reynolds (Homes.com (Dominion Enterprises)) — Wed, 18 Jul 2007 00:53:18 -0500

** I HAVE POSTED THIS BEFORE BUT I WANT TO MAKE SURE EVERYONE HAS A CHANCE. AGAIN, YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BE, OR BECOME A HOMES.COM MEMBER TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS FREE SERVICE. CONTACT ME DIRECTLY TO SET AN APPOINTMENT.

Currently my team and I are conducting local evaluations on web marketing and strategies.

Please let me know if you would like to have us come to your office (if local) or have a web seminar for an evaluation of your current marketing strategies for your team or office.

REASON: The recent increase of web marketing has prompted a lot of Realtors to "jump on the bandwagon" without knowing where they were going. Basically, marketing ignorance is something that we as an industry need to overcome and try to alleviate. I was raised in real estate (my uncle in a broker/owner and my mother was an agent) and I know first hand how frustrating marketing can get and how everyone calling you has the new "Dream Program" and they are promising you the stars. We have all been burnt by someone promising to double our income somehow and this is an industry where we can not afford to go at this blindly.

Please call me or reach me through my website if you are interested.

Again, you are under no obligation. Just plain talk and advice.

Free Office/Team Marketing Evaluations

Jamie Howell-Reynolds (Homes.com (Dominion Enterprises)) — Wed, 18 Jul 2007 00:52:38 -0500

Currently my team and I are conducting local evaluations on web marketing and strategies.

Please let me know if you would like to have us come to your office (if local) or have a web seminar for an evaluation of your current marketing strategies for your team or office.

Please call me or reach me through my website if you are interested.

Again, you are under no obligation. Just plain talk and advice.

Homes.com Agent Advantage Coming to Naples Conference!

Jamie Howell-Reynolds (Homes.com (Dominion Enterprises)) — Sun, 20 May 2007 13:02:24 -0500

If you have ever been curious as to what Homes.com Agent Advantage does, feel free to visit our booth at the conference in Naples, FL! We will be there all three days, May 21-23rd!

We will be there in full swing to educate everyone on what we do and who we are. Please visit my website for preliminary information at http://jamie.directhomes.com.

I'm looking forward to seeing you all.

Homes.com Agent Advantage Coming to Naples Conference!

Jamie Howell-Reynolds (Homes.com (Dominion Enterprises)) — Sun, 20 May 2007 13:01:18 -0500

If you have ever been curious as to what Homes.com Agent Advantage does, feel free to visit our booth at the conference in Naples, FL! We will be there all three days, May 21-23rd!

We will be there in full swing to educate everyone on what we do and who we are. Please visit my website for preliminary information at http://jamie.directhomes.com.

I'm looking forward to seeing you all.

Free Office/Team Marketing Evaluations

Jamie Howell-Reynolds (Homes.com (Dominion Enterprises)) — Sun, 15 Apr 2007 02:59:47 -0500

Currently my team and I are conducting local evaluations on web marketing and strategies.

Please let me know if you would like to have us come to your office (if local) or have a web seminar for an evaluation of your current marketing strategies for your team or office.

Please call me or reach me through my website if you are interested.

Again, you are under no obligation. Just plain talk and advice.

It's Done! The industry is buzzing!

Jamie Howell-Reynolds (Homes.com (Dominion Enterprises)) — Tue, 03 Apr 2007 08:16:48 -0500

The real estate industry is buzzing about it! The new face of Homes.com is launched! Not to be a shameless plug or anything, but this is so exciting for the consumer, for the industry, and of course the Realtor. I'm proud.

We have grown over 200% in the past 2 years giving us now over 2.8 MILLION people a month on our site trying to buy homes.... Wow.

I don't know if you are subscribed with us yet, but your listings will not be on our site unless you are a member.

Read the industry magazines and blogs, it is now getting serious. RIS media, USA Today "Money" section, Real Estate Magazine, Real Estate Professional, Inman News, etc. Homes.com is now the independent market leader in customer ease of use, most listing page views, and large suite of packages that get you and your home/listing noticed.... Nice.

If you have any questions, call me or email me.

Pay Per Click? Good, Bad or Ugly?

Jamie Howell-Reynolds (Homes.com (Dominion Enterprises)) — Fri, 23 Mar 2007 20:21:51 -0500

Pay - Per - Click ... PPC

SEM = Search Engine Marketing = SPONSORED LINKS on the TOPS of the search engines = PPC

Those three words tend to scare anyone lately, but everyone wants "in" on the magic. Basically this is the act of marketing yourself at the tops and right sides of popular search engines like Google and Yahoo.

Well, here is the long and short of it. I will give you the Pros and the Cons of this marketing goldmine.

Bad / Ugly:

PPC (referring to pay-per-click) is linked directly to your bank account/credit card most of the time.
You as an agent, or your trusted assistant has to take time out of their life to manage the budget, the cost per click, the amount of keywords, the popularity of the and price of the keywords, and your target market popularity.
LOTS of research for the prices, popularities, and amounts that I mentioned above.
Apprehension to Internet lead generation.
An ever-changing budget that can break your overall marketing spend.

Good:

High exposure to your brand, your listings, your website, and to you as an agent.
Higher quantity of leads generated from your website.
Higher overall ROI (return of investment)
YOU determine your budget.

Ok, now let me break this down. PPC is a very good thing when done correctly. However many people have no idea what to do to insure the best return. Basically I recommend someone monitoring the account like I stated above, and making sure you are dealing with a trusted vendor.

Secondly, you need to make sure that there is someone willing to invest the time and effort into doing the research for the keywords and making sure they aren't breaking your budget by purchasing them.

You can get services like this by going directly to Google and Yahoo and setting up an "AdWords" account or you can have someone do it for you (ex: a company like mine). Not to give a senseless plug or anything but we are the only company that is willing to do ALL of that for you.

Now, what is better? Should you go right to the search engines or should you trust a company to do the work for you? Well, here are my tips on that

Search Engine Direct:

You still have to do all your own research.
You still have to set up and monitor your budget.
They basically do no monitoring and your bill could skyrocket based on the market that you are in.
Any changes to the account need to be done by you directly.

Other Company's Management:

Account managers research your market, the keywords that the public is searching to find you, the average price of those keywords, and how much your budget should be.
Your budget does not change.
Your "before and after" are always tracked and can be put in a report for you.
Your time and effort are not effected.
No fear about hitting the wrong market or using the wrong search engines.

So, long story short, You should really look into programs like this. Agents from day one or year 35 can benefit from more exposure, more lead generation, and an extra "boost" for that all-important Listing Presentation about your marketing. (Which answers the question, "How will you advertise my home?" ---> "My website is posted at the top of all the popular search engines...")

Seriously, we were all thought the Sunday paper was the best thing that ever happened to Real Estate and we all know now that it is not the case. You need to utilize this HUGE market. take advantage of the 80% of homebuyers that use search engines to find their home and their Realtor.

If you happen to have any other questions, email me. I will help you out under no obligation.

Pay Per Click? Good, Bad or Ugly?

Jamie Howell-Reynolds (Homes.com (Dominion Enterprises)) — Fri, 23 Mar 2007 20:19:42 -0500

Pay - Per - Click ... PPC

SEM = Search Engine Marketing = SPONSORED LINKS on the TOPS of the search engines = PPC

Well, here is the long and short of it. I will give you the Pros and the Cons of this marketing goldmine.

Bad / Ugly:

PPC (referring to pay-per-click) is linked directly to your bank account/credit card most of the time.
You as an agent, or your trusted assistant has to take time out of their life to manage the budget, the cost per click, the amount of keywords, the popularity of the and price of the keywords, and your target market popularity.
LOTS of research for the prices, popularities, and amounts that I mentioned above.
Apprehension to Internet lead generation.
An ever-changing budget that can break your overall marketing spend.

Good:

High exposure to your brand, your listings, your website, and to you as an agent.
Higher quantity of leads generated from your website.
Higher overall ROI (return of investment)
YOU determine your budget.

Now, what is better? Should you go right to the search engines or should you trust a company to do the work for you? Well, here are my tips on that

Search Engine Direct:

You still have to do all your own research.
You still have to set up and monitor your budget.
They basically do no monitoring and your bill could skyrocket based on the market that you are in.
Any changes to the account need to be done by you directly.

Other Company's Management:

Account managers research your market, the keywords that the public is searching to find you, the average price of those keywords, and how much your budget should be.
Your budget does not change.
Your "before and after" are always tracked and can be put in a report for you.
Your time and effort are not effected.
No fear about hitting the wrong market or using the wrong search engines.

So, long story short, You should really look into programs like this. Agents from day one or year 35 of service can benefit from more exposure, more lead generation, and an extra "boost" for that all-important Listing Presentation about your marketing. (Which answers the question, "How will you advertise my home?" ---> "My website is posted at the top of all the popular search engines...")

If you happen to have any other questions, email me. I will help you out under no obligation.

Pay Per Click? Good, Bad or Ugly?

Jamie Howell-Reynolds (Homes.com (Dominion Enterprises)) — Fri, 23 Mar 2007 20:16:32 -0500

Pay - Per - Click ... PPC

SEM = Search Engine Marketing = SPONSORED LINKS on the TOPS of the search engines = PPC

Well, here is the long and short of it. I will give you the Pros and the Cons of this marketing goldmine.

Bad / Ugly:

PPC (referring to pay-per-click) is linked directly to your bank account/credit card most of the time.
You as an agent, or your trusted assistant has to take time out of their life to manage the budget, the cost per click, the amount of keywords, the popularity of the and price of the keywords, and your target market popularity.
LOTS of research for the prices, popularities, and amounts that I mentioned above.
Apprehension to Internet lead generation.
An ever-changing budget that can break your overall marketing spend.

Good:

High exposure to your brand, your listings, your website, and to you as an agent.
Higher quantity of leads generated from your website.
Higher overall ROI (return of investment)
YOU determine your budget.

Now, what is better? Should you go right to the search engines or should you trust a company to do the work for you? Well, here are my tips on that

Search Engine Direct:

You still have to do all your own research.
You still have to set up and monitor your budget.
They basically do no monitoring and your bill could skyrocket based on the market that you are in.
Any changes to the account need to be done by you directly.

Other Company's Management (like me):

Account managers research your market, the keywords that the public is searching to find you, the average price of those keywords, and how much your budget should be.
Your budget does not change.
Your "before and after" are always tracked and can be put in a report for you.
Your time and effort are not effected.
No fear about hitting the wrong market or using the wrong search engines.

If you happen to have any other questions, email me. I will help you out under no obligation.

Pay Per Click? Good, Bad or Ugly?

Jamie Howell-Reynolds (Homes.com (Dominion Enterprises)) — Fri, 23 Mar 2007 20:04:30 -0500

Pay - Per - Click ... PPC

SEM = Search Engine Marketing = SPONSORED LINKS on the TOPS of the search engines = PPC

Well, here is the long and short of it. I will give you the Pros and the Cons of this marketing goldmine.

Bad / Ugly:

PPC (referring to pay-per-click) is linked directly to your bank account/credit card most of the time.
You as an agent, or your trusted assistant has to take time out of their life to manage the budget, the cost per click, the amount of keywords, the popularity of the and price of the keywords, and your target market popularity.
LOTS of research for the prices, popularities, and amounts that I mentioned above.
Apprehension to Internet lead generation.
An ever-changing budget that can break your overall marketing spend.

Good:

High exposure to your brand, your listings, your website, and to you as an agent.
Higher quantity of leads generated from your website.
Higher overall ROI (return of investment)
YOU determine your budget.

Now, what is better? Should you go right to the search engines or should you trust a company to do the work for you? Well, here are my tips on that

Search Engine Direct:

You still have to do all your own research.
You still have to set up and monitor your budget.
They basically do no monitoring and your bill could skyrocket based on the market that you are in.
Any changes to the account need to be done by you directly.

Other Company's Management (like me):

Account managers research your market, the keywords that the public is searching to find you, the average price of those keywords, and how much your budget should be.
Your budget does not change.
Your "before and after" are always tracked and can be put in a report for you.
Your time and effort are not effected.
No fear about hitting the wrong market or using the wrong search engines.

If you happen to have any other questions, email me. I will help you out under no obligation.

How can Homes.com PROFIT you?

Jamie Howell-Reynolds (Homes.com (Dominion Enterprises)) — Wed, 14 Mar 2007 09:31:50 -0500

People always ask me, "What can you do differently?" People always tell me, "Oh, I'm already with so-and-so, how is Homes.com any different?"

Well everything you could is here on my website. I have posted articles from respected real estate news organizations, website traffic observation companies, and inside information on how we can meet your needs cheaper and more effectively than any other company you are with.

We have a 97% retention rate with our products and we are proven to give you a better ROI (return on investment) than most companies. Let's be real. It's all about your commission check and how you will get the next one.

Types of programs we offer:

Listing advertisment on Homes.com
Featured listings for faster sale
Templated or Fully Customized websites (agent, broker or office)
SEO = Search Engine Optimization
SEM = Search engine Marketing / Pay-Per-Click
Advertisement on Homes.com for brand recognition
Drip Marketing (launching 3/19/07)
etc.

Let me show you how to work smarter, not harder in your already time-constrained career.

Visit me at http://jamie.directhomes.com/ to learn more about these programs under no obligation. Share it with your friends! I reward referrals just like you do!

What can www.Homes.com do for me?

Jamie Howell-Reynolds (Homes.com (Dominion Enterprises)) — Wed, 14 Mar 2007 08:53:44 -0500

People always ask me, "What can you do differently?" People always tell me, "Oh, I'm already with so-and-so, how is Homes.com any different?"

We have a 97% retention rate with our products and we are proven to give you a better ROI (return on investment) than most companies. Let's be real. It's all about your commision check and how you will get the next one.

Types of programs we offer:

Listing advertisment on Homes.com
Featured listings for faster sale
Templated or Fully Customized websites (agent, broker or office)
SEO = Search Engine Optimization
SEM = Search engine Marketing / Pay-Per-Click
Advertisment on Homes.com for brand recognition
Drip Marketing (launching 3/19/07)
etc.

Let me show you how to work smarter, not harder in your already time-constrained career.

Visit me at http://jamie.directhomes.com to learn more about these programs under no obligation. Share it with your friends! I reward referrals just like you do!

Why Not Homes.com?

Jamie Howell-Reynolds (Homes.com (Dominion Enterprises)) — Tue, 13 Mar 2007 10:57:54 -0500

Why not Homes.com?!

Homes.com is now the nations LARGEST and most trusted independent listings directory and Internet marketing company.

What better incentive to a seller than to have their home on the top of the first page of listings in your area as a Featured Listing?

What better way to entice a buyer than for them to know what you do and who you are from the very beginning by studying your website?

What better way to get leads than to partner with major search engines to bring you premium exposure and generate leads for you directly from web-searching consumers?

Homes.com now gets over 4.1 million visitors per month and gets over 40 million page views. (That means our visitors are looking at your listings!)

Homes.com gets more page views per listings than Realtor.com even though we get less overall traffic. This means that more buyers and sellers are going to Homes.com when they are ready to make a move. (based on ComScore statistics)

Please don't hesitate to call me or shoot me an email if you want more info.

Put your listings on Homes.com / Market with Homes.com / Grow with Homes.com

http://jamie.directhomes.com

New Beta Homes.com Website - Come Check It Out!!

Jamie Howell-Reynolds (Homes.com (Dominion Enterprises)) — Mon, 26 Feb 2007 11:01:16 -0600

Homes.com now has a new face found at http://beta.homes.com and this face will be launched April 1st. We have updated features with Google maps, more listing photos, easier agent searches, and many more.

Not only that, we are now launching so many new things for agent exposure and lead generation. Please check out my website http://jamie.directhomes.com to learn more.

You can send me referrals at howellj@homes.com and you will receive a free ad on homes.com that you can find here http://samples.homes.com. Those ads are an average of $599 a piece.

Don't hesitate to give me a call, link to me, send me and e-mail or visit my website.

Thanks

Homes.com

Jamie Howell-Reynolds (Homes.com (Dominion Enterprises)) — Mon, 05 Feb 2007 15:21:09 -0600

I am with Homes.com as the Senior Account Representative in the Norfolk, VA home office. I signed up here to mix and mingle with agents and other real estate associates. My mother was a local agent and my uncle was a Principle Broker, so I have been around the office long enough to know not everyone has what it takes to market themselves properly. It will MAKE OR BREAK A REALTOR!! Our Power Search and E-strategy may help you agents out there that don't have the time or resources available to use search engine marketing on their own.

Please call me if you have any questions or feel free to leave me a message by email or blog. Thanks.

http://jamie.directhomes.com