Websites to Display Listings

I guess the trick is how to get clicks... 

Seems like a nice idea if you can drive people to your site...good luck with that!

"A Quick Note"

Kirstan, I have used four listingdomain.com websites so far.  One is not my listing, but the agent is allowing me to pick up the buyer leads because she doesn't have time.  The other three are/were my listings.  I have picked up two buyer leads from them, and so far, in about three months, that's been it.  However, I will say that the sites make it really easy to post to craigslist, and I always put the website in my HomesandLand ad.  I've had about 500 hits per site so far, so it definitely is getting exposure.  If you want I can either post or email an example of one of them to you, but I don't want to hijack your post.  :)

By the way, I personally like the second website you have listed.  The first one has too much motion for my poor tired eyes, LOL!

I think they're a good idea if the domain is memorable (which I think yours are).  Some agents also like to transfer the domain to the new owner as a gift.

I like the second one best too. I use V Flyer. Here is a link to one of my listings.

http://meganm.vflyer.com/home/flyer/home/1506825

You can do a couple of things w/ it like a property flyer (you can attach to your website, blog, etc...) It also has a gallery option to scroll all of your listings. They automatically post any new listings to Zillow, Trulia, Oodle and bunch more and it's cheap. I think it's $12.95 a month and you can input quite a few listings a month. It also tracks how many people are looking at your flyer. I have not done this yet but they have a option where you map a domain name of your choosing to your flyer. Anyway I think it is a good bargain.

Kirstan, anything that give a listing more exposure is a good idea. You never know where that next Buyer is going to come from You may also want to add your links to the signature file of your emails. That way whenever you send out an email to anyone all your listing are also easily accessible.

Good Post!