Twelve Days of Tips and Tricks (Day 4)
On the first day of tips and tricks my MLS gave to me, a mobile search in Kurio. On the second day of tips and tricks my MLS gave to me, two ways of searching. On the third day of tips and tricks my MLS gave to me, three links to Realist. On the fourth day of tips and tricks my MLS gave to me, four sites worth viewing. The CT Statewide MLS has four websites that are used for decidedly purposes. These sites are your life blood as a member of the CTMLS. So…on with the site map. 1.) http://ctmls.mlxchange.com: This is the site that you will use to access all CTMLS real estate information. You will add your listings here, search for listings, set up automated searches for clients and access all other services that CTMLS offers. Read more [...]
We Need One MLS Website
Forward The purpose of this white paper is to raise awareness that the MLS industry needs one national MLS public website to be competitive online. While there has been some debate over the years, the evidence supporting the benefits of MLS public websites has become overwhelming for even the most hardened skeptics. Still, there are flaws in both the idea and the execution by MLSs (including mine) that limit the potential of MLS public websites to truly compete – and win – in the search engines of Google, Yahoo, Bing, etc. However, when considering this issue one question kept coming up: “Why would banks continue to invest millions into Zillow when Zillow has yet to turn a profit?” According to Zillow, by August of 2007 they had Read more [...]More Reading:You’re Invited To This REALTOR® Only Event At The Apple Store CTMLS Month In Review: April REALTORS® At The Capitol CTMLS Month In Review – February 2013 Where To Find It…?
Also tagged CTMLS, MLS public facing websites, Trulia.com, Zillow.com
Tagged CTMLS, MLS public facing websites, MLS websites, Trulia.com, Zillow.com
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