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Using The Virtual Tour Social Networking Utility

According to the 2007 NAR Profile of Buyers and Sellers, 84% of all buyers and 87% of first time buyers use the internet as an information resource during their search for a home. In the 25-44 age group this number jumped to 91% of all home buyers. Also, according to the same survey, 33% of all buyers are using now using social networking sites with 19% using them at least a few times a week.

This makes it more important than ever to incorporate social networking tools into your overall marketing strategy. Fortunately, RTV virtual tour software has just made your job much easier!
The software powering your RTV virtual tours now includes a Social Networking tool that allows viewers to bookmark your tours within their social networks with just a click of their mouse!

End users simply select 'Social Bookmarks' form the 'Share Tour' menu and the icons will appear at the bottom of the tour instantly. Share the news about this new tool with your sellers at your next listing presentation!

Posted by Cheryl Waller Marketing Consultant - Social Renegade on 01/12/2009 05:04 PM

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3 Comments on Using The Virtual Tour Social Networking Utility

JAN

I really think this could help our marketing

Gabe

JAN

Very cool technology, Cheryl! It's not often that you find a tool that incorporates social networking so easily. Thanks so much for sharing.

FEB

I laugh, as a webmaster, at the quality of 10 photos from agents. I tried to create one of these shows for a partner and 3 of the 10 had to be labeled, "Entryway". There's a great market and I am a believer. I was in training with Brad Andersohn and his question said it all. "How many read the book, Jurassic Park and how many saw the movie?" The challenge here is that if you leave it up to agents to enter the information in more than one medium they'll get it wrong. That's a quote from a Broker in town here. They don't allow it for that reason.

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