Quickly Identify Your Hot Real Estate Leads


Can you relate to the following scenario? Someone contacts you about buying or selling a home. You’ve added them to your real estate contact management system and believe that they’re a good lead as you’ve had many phone calls and email chats with them over several weeks. But eventually, time goes by and nothing happens […]

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6 Quick and Inexpensive Ways to Turn Real Estate Technology Excuses into Solutions


Today’s blog post is a re-blog from Sam DeBord, Managing Broker with Coldwell Banker Danforth in Seattle, Washington. It originally appeared in InmanNext. We like the post because Sam illustrates the impact technology can have on your real estate sales business. If you commit to investing just 10 to 15 minutes per day learning a […]

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How to Discover Your “A-List” Clients


We recommend that you group the contacts in your real estate contact management software. Many of our customers have A, B, and C lists for their clients and prospects. We’ll explain which contacts in your real estate database should be categorized in your A-List group. There are some clients who aren’t likely to use your […]

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It Pays to Be Optimistic in Real Estate Sales


Today’s blog post is a video by real estate coach and trainer and IXACT Contact affiliate, Richard Robbins of Richard Robbins International. Richard writes that it pays to be optimistic and he means that literally! If you’re cringing thinking about how long it may take you to learn how to use a real estate CRM […]

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10 Real Estate Contact Management Tips Every Agent Should Know


Below are 10 key real estate contact management facts every Agent should know. What you’ll read has been pulled from various articles on our popular blog, The Real Estate Contact Management & Marketing Blog. Enjoy: 1. Maximize the chances your email marketing will get through by using a dedicated email service provider (ESP). A good […]

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