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@Neil G. I'm not sure what service Zillow is providing you. What I have purchased is what they refer to as Impressions. Which means the amount of times I would pop up when someone is viewing an individual property in the zip code I purchased. I purchased impressions in the Rancho Cucamonga zip code. So, the hope is that someone interested in purchasing a home would choose me as the agent to represent them. This cost 20X the $10/month you're paying. And the cost is much higher in other areas. I.e. I was quoted $831/month for 10,300 impressions for Chino Hills, CA. Yikes!
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Haha! That is hilarious @Russell Brazil! It would be so great if Zillow would pay the agent. I know Redfin is free when becoming a partner agent. Which is great, but they take 30% of the commission; 15% for themselves, and 15% back to the client. Or 30% to Redfin if the transaction is in a state that doesn't allow the 15% back to the client. I didn't qualify because I don't have at least 15 transactions under my belt. =/ But I plan on re-applying once I do have that experience. Some may argue it's a steep commission cut, but the way I look at it: I wouldn't have had that lead if it wasn't for them providing it in the first place. Food for thought.
Just remember to have a great follow up system for the leads that you get. Not all the leads are going to need you right away. Some are a year or so out. I've heard the greatest success people have had are the ones who have the best systems for keeping in touch.
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What level is that? I would assume basic/starter or whatever!
These circumstances are driving an ever growing audience to listings on Realestate.co.nz from overseas. Just last month over 110,000 unique visitors checked out property on the site from outside NZ, that represents over 1 in 4 of all of our visitors each month.
3) Social media. Yep, it’s part of everyday life now. We’re an e-commerce site, yes, but how can we use the platforms you use to nail a great and useful relationship?
All of us here at Realestate.co.nz are delighted to see the mobile apps for both iPhone and Android blast through the 50,000 download mark this week.
The Importance of Being Welcoming
This morning (July 20th EST) Zillow floated 20% of the shares in the company. The company was launched in 2006 and unlike other traditional real estate portals it started life as a property valuation website using publicly accessible data to place a valuation estimate on every house in America. This appealing data set generated massive consumer traffic and interest which over the years has morphed into a complete listings portal for property for sale, for rent as well as a unique mortgage marketplace. The US has a complicated middle layer for property listings unlike almost any other country in the world and as such challenges real estate websites to access the complete set of listings data.
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The launch of Hougarden was marked this week by a presentation and official signing ceremony in Auckland. Pictured below is Sam Yin the Managing Director of HouGarden.com with myself after the signing ceremony.
We are very excited by this development as a further means for Realestate.co.nz to provide increased profile and advertising for our customers’ listings – reaching out to the massive audience of 1.3 billion Chinese both in NZ and in China.
My head is still buzzing from my time away. I feel really lucky to have been able to connect with some inspiring people, and am now looking forward to planning and sharing the exciting stuff we have ahead! As I put together my presentations and future blog posts about these areas (and more) I’d love to know if you have any burning questions or thoughts you’d like me to cover off. Please comment below or get in contact with us.
The table below shows the relative financial performance of these key sites across these key markets.
So Zillow has a major upside if it can continue to grow traffic and industry advertising dollars. It is not without competitors in the form of Realtor.com. Yahoo Real estate. Realestate.com and Trulia to name but a few of what is a very cluttered / competitive marketplace. However it is very clear from this IPO for Zillow and the current financials and investor demand – online real estate certainly holds strong appeal for investors.
Zillow certainly has a long road ahead to demonstrate that its business can justify that valuation and show a return to the investors – the IPO has added close to US$80m to its bank balance to drive the business forward.
It will be very interesting to see the success and reaction to this business model in Australia when it launches. Certainly a buyer may well be attracted to contact an office of Refund Real Estate so as to ensure they get a cash refund for buying the house through them. However certainly in the beginning without a large portfolio of listings it may be hard for them to convince established agents and offices that they hold value in this buyer, given the fact that buyers can talk to any agent.
We recommend that agents receiving these enquiries develop a relationship with a Chinese speaking colleague to assist in managing these requests, although clearly an enquiry written originally in English can be directly responded to. It is the plan for the future for Hougarden to potentially provide a return translation service.
2) Content syndication for overseas markets.
This challenge has been solved through a partnership which Realestate.co.nz has established with a NZ/Chinese company HouGarden.com. The company combines the domestic Chinese technology team with the best of SEO capabilities in the Chinese market. Based in Auckland and Beijing, Hougarden has built a website that provides a rich information source for property seekers combining the full listings from Realestate.co.nz translated into Chinese with translated news stories covering the broad NZ economy and property news.
Another interesting point highlighted to me when discussing this model with an agent was the fact that the service of real estate in NZ (and similarly in Australia) is solely a service provided to the seller who pays the agent to act entirely in their best interest. Given this, how would a seller feel to see that their fees go to not only pay for an agent representing a buyer who will be motivated to negotiate directly against the seller, but then for some of that fee go to the buyer?
The specific data for NZ shows that when assessed on the value to rents NZ is 66% overvalued, whilst when assessed on value to income NZ property is just 4% overvalued. Australia by comparison is 38% overvalued when assessed to income and 53% overvalued to rents.
When placed against these powerhouse real estate website Zillow looks quite small in comparison especially when judged by the scale of the US market – simply based on revenue the Zillow latest full year shows just NZ$0.11 of revenue per person a staggering 100 fold less than the powerhouse of Australian site Realestate.com.au with $NZ$10.70 per person. The results for Realestate.com.au maybe be slightly inflated as they do have a couple of international businesses, however Australia represents over 90% of the revenue and more than 100% of the profit (the Italian business currently makes a loss).
Comparing property prices on an index basis since 2000 shows the relative position for NZ matched to Australia and the US. All three countries enjoyed rapid growth through the first 6 years of the decade before the US started its spiral down, over the past 4 years NZ has flatlined whilst Australia has forged ahead.
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Trade me Property is owned by Fairfax media whereas Realestate.co.nz is owned by two shareholders – the Real Estate Institute holds 50% and the balance is held by 6 of the larger real estate companies (Harcourts, Harveys, Ray White, Bayleys, Barfoot & Thompson and LJ Hooker).
It was decided that translated listings in Chinese would be best presented on a separate website and domain name, rather than on a sub domain of realestate.co.nz and that is the rationale for the partnership with Hougarden.
As a final analysis it is interesting to compare NZ with two markets that has fared the worst in the property crash of the last decade – the US and Ireland. In this chart showing property prices in real terms the NZ property prices in real terms are up just over 50% in the 11 years, by comparison both Ireland and the US have seen the bubble followed by the crash which in both cases shows that property prices in real terms are back to 2000 levels – a lost decade for these property markets.
A Release of Chinese Equity
The Other Side of The Coin
On a side note – today marks seven years since the Realestate.co.nz site launched, please join us in celebrating our 7th Birthday.
3. Google. I'm managing my own campaigns by braille. Fair quantity of leads, but suspiciously, a significant number of clicks are in the 2 AM to 3 AM time frame. Not converting well, but the campaign is still new and needs tweaking.
PS - for many of the lower cost ZTR programs hollywood casino online slots free, don't forget that the same lead goes out to 3 or more realtors at the same time. No wonder the REAL conversion rates are so awful.
Does anybody have any experience using Zillow Premier agent? If so I'd appreciate any insight you can provide regarding getting the most from the service.
Zillow, Trulia and Realtor (ZTR) won't make hard claims on lead quality, but they will "suggest" that you should close 5% of raw leads.
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Using the study's median close rate of 0.75%, I'd have to improve my close ratio by a factor of 2.28 just to break even on the ad spend!
To break even, I'd need to close 1.71% of leads, which sounds good if you say it fast, but with measured numbers suggesting 0.5% to 1%, seems unrealistic.
I have been contacted multiple times by Zillow to sign up as a premier agent. The cost isn't terrible, a couple hundred a month at the most. They claim the leads increase 44x that of just listing yourself on their website.
1. Trulia (before the merger with Zillow). Somewhat high volume of poor quality leads. About 85% in the poorest town in the county, which was not the primary target of my campaign. It was one of the "bonus" towns.
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A few of the companies you’ll see below actually have you set up an account to be available for leads. Sort of like realtors sitting around a poker table. If you don’t respond fast, the lead is sent to someone else. In other cases, you will have to “buy your territory.” The lead gen firms will push you in that direction once they have you on the hook.
Below, I’ve listed 18 of the most visible lead generation companies online although new ones are coming. I’m leaving out realtor.com. and Zillow Leads because they’re more like Google or Facebook advertising programs. Some are well known while others are regional or startups. They all seem to be missing the vital component that creates genuinely good deals (in your target Zip Code ) – the ideal customer experience from beginning to end.
4. Point2Homes Leads – offers low priced straight forward advertising options on its website where prospects arrive to search for a home. They also provide you with a webpage on their site.
Take a look at these realtor marketing services and how they can ramp up your leads and revenue. Compare these to what the lead generation firms actually deliver.
14. Exact Data – Exact Data gets its lead list from telemarketing, opt in emails, and lists of prospective buyers and sellers. They claim superior data hygiene, however most list companies promise that.
Google Adwords and remarketing programs could capture some good leads online. The highest quality leads will often originate from Google. However, most realtors could do this advertising themselves assuming they have a website with lead converting webpages. These programs are just a normal part of what a real estate digital marketer would offer along with lasting, sustainable, marketing assets .
17. Home Value Leads – Home Value Leads offers a CMS system for $59/month.
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11. eRealting – eRealting doesn’t sell leads, they give you a website to send all your traffic to! It’s kind of a CMS for rent. They state that it costs about $300 to create a client in their solution.
Real Estate Search: Prospects begin with Google even though they could go directly to realtor.com or realtor.ca for MLS listings in their Zip code. or a major brokerage website such as remax.com free online casino canadian dollar coin, sothebys.com or kellerwilliams.com. Google has a better brand, a better search experience, and it leads to realtor’s websites or phone numbers where they can begin a trusting relationship with that agent.
12. Lead Galaxy – Lead Gives you a home for your leads and uses the usual combo of Adwords, Facebook ads and telephone prospecting to create leads.
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13. Experian – Experian is a research and statistics business who have mailing lists of potential buyers and sellers. You can build your list online.
I have never bought a lead. I don’t think that is the way to be successful in this business. You need to spend your money developing a strong internet presence. — Carmen Brode, Agent, Scottsdale, AZ
At the end of the day, it all comes down to leads and sales, dollars and time. I must say, I like Agent Pronto, and Offrs best.
Few condo or home sellers would type their personal details into the text box of an unknown website. And buyers are normally pretty cautious too. They want to get to know the realtor, so they’ll Google his or her name and if that discovery experience is unsatisfying, it dampens their spirit. That’s why it’s a good idea to be online in a good way – i.e. a great realtor brand image — an image built on prospects needs and preferences.
Here’s Some Leads, but Let’s See You Try to Convert Them
Just as a note, don’t expect million dollar property deals via lead farms – to build great deals and clients, you must do engaging marketing via Google, Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin