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How to revive dying leads

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Being persistent, using the tools that work for you and staying personable are just some of the key moves that agents told Inman help them to bring back leads that have gone cold. Continue reading →

Why it pays to stay in touch

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If you stay in touch continuously, it will pay off in the long run, according to a small sample poll from PostcardMania. Continue reading →

Hyperlocal app PropertyRadar now offers mortgage data

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The one-time darling software for finding prospective foreclosures is now offering same tech for small businesses, such as real estate agents and mortgage brokers. Continue reading →

How to use direct mail to find off-market homes

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The ability to find off-market homes is truly invaluable. As an agent, you’ll be able to win listings without worrying about competition and show buyers homes they can’t find anywhere else. Find out how Gary Boomershine uses the six M’s of direct mail … Continue reading →

10 tips for perfecting direct mail (and keeping it out of the trash)

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Direct mail needs to be sent to the right audience at the right time and with the right message.Here’s how to get your message into the hands of your intended audience (rather than the trash) for the most impact. Continue reading →

MailChimp launches direct mail beta, admits print’s not dead

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Mailchimp is in beta with a direct mailing feature. Using the company’s similar email template builder UI, Mailchimp users can upload logos, custom imagery and messaging and easily control their budgets. Continue reading →