I admit it, I am a newbie. And not just to Active Rain, but to technology in general. I've decided to go at this full-force, but boy! There is a really steep learning curve here!
I want to become known in my area for using all the internet technology that I can to get my listings sold, as well as to serve my buyers. The problem? I am still figuring out iTunes, and I got my iPod for Christmas. There you have it, I'm not nearly the techie that I aspire to be. Wait, there's more...
I am finally being forced to use Outlook. That's right, I said Outlook. For years, I have just used AOL, and didn't have to worry about this other 'stuff'. Well, now that I am trying to set up my own URLs, and we are finally getting a company website, I have to figure this out. My husband is going to sit down with me tomorrow to see if he can help me with it. Talk about the blind leading the blind!
And about the company website? Yeah, that's funny. I'm the most advanced technologically in our office, so guess who is going to be in charge of that once it's "done"? Oh, yeah, I'm pretty sure it's going to be me.
I have been trying to put my listings on Craigslist, and Zillow, and Google base, and am finding a host of other sites, and right now I am totally overwhelmed. I have found out that there are programs out there that will make my life in this area a little easier and a lot less time-intensive.
Speaking with so many other agents, and reading the blog of so many successful agents on Active Rain, I have decided to go ahead and get involved with either Vflyers or Real Estate Shows. I have looked briefly at both websites, and am a little confused. So, here's the thing -- Should I choose just one? If so, which one? Should I go with both? What are the advantages or disadvantages of one choice over the other? Any advice or testimonials would be great!
Thanks for taking the time to read the ramblings of a novice techie. Now someone has mentioned Point2Agent, oh, dear! A little knowledge can be a dangerous thing!
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