"Cracker Jack Agent" - Are You Kidding?

Michelle....My impression is not one of a professional site.  I understand the term.  I doubt my teenaged kids would get it.

You are getting an agent that isn't really worth anything but comes with the market at no extra cost.  So, why not, at least you get the popcorn and peanuts

"Crack" and "agent" should not go together. The market is tough, but let's not resort to drugs!

Unless you're the prize in the bottom of the box, "crackerjack" and "Realtor" should probably be best kept apart...We, too, have used the site for years and like their newsletter, but other than that have not done much with it. I guess time will tell if this was a wise move or not.

When I first saw this I thought they were talking about a peson, not the name of the site. It sounds sleezy.

This term sounds too flip to be very professional, understand what they were trying to achieve, and don't think it did it.

It's not a phrase that I think works very well. Not very in tune with the times either. A dated, or old, candied treat. No thanks.

A cracker jack agent, I think, is one who's in it for the money. Sure, this is our job, but we provide a service that we're proud of.

I don't mind the term, per se, but I don't know that I would be too keen on the website with this moniker. It feels a little forced, to me anyway.