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4 Comments on The "Best" Real Estate Search For Your Buck
Joshua, I hope people who read your post will have an answer. So far I use Trulia, Zillow, and Realtor.com. I can't tell you that as far as leads one is better than the other.
My boss just jumped at the chance to get gobs of zip codes on Zillow and Yahoo. We already spend a ton on Realtor.com and he just told me yesterday that his conversion rate on Zillow is far greater than Realtor.com. He thinks that Zillow people are more tech savvy as they drive around with their iPads and search for homes.
Joshua~I've been working with lead generation systems for about a decade and really got burned out, I have a meeting with Zillow in the morning to take a look at their platform, it seems very reasonable at first glance.
I'm too biased to vote.. haha. But what is crazy is for me is to read in your post that our numbers (Zillow) were at 13 million in Dec 2010, the latest stats out when you wrote this piece. Here we are, 5 months later and our internal tracking numbers (sourced by Omniture, which I believe is also where the 13 M came from) had us at 22 M unique users last month in May 2011. That number does not include Yahoo! Real Estate.
Some of that growth may be seasonal, but a very large chunk of it has to do with mobile. I believe we only had an iPhone app last December - but now have them for the Driod, Blackberry, Windows Mobile and iPad. Around 20% of Zillow’s traffic now comes from a mobile device; on weekends it’s 30%.
Doesn't really answer your question, but thought you'd at least find the growth patterns interesting.