Topic:  Newsletter Articles

In celebration of the New Year — a completely new XSites version

Written by on December 2, 2004

Our Agent XSites were introduced to the real estate market a little over a year ago. In that short time, they've become known as the most intuitive solution available. While other providers continued to clunk along with clumsy interfaces and poor flexibility, we introduced a sophisticated website that even the least computer savvy agents can build, manage and use every day in their businesses.   Read more...

Meet your future customers: Generation Y

Written by on December 2, 2004

Many of them wear multiple piercings, own a cell phone that takes pictures and they're even more technologically savvy than their older brothers and sisters of Generation X. They're Generation Y - and many of them are going to be your customers very soon. The label "Gen Y" roughly refers to those born between 1979 through today. And at 60 million strong, more than three times the size of Generation X, they're the biggest thing to hit the American scene since the 72 million baby boomers.   Read more...

Missouri REALTOR® thankful for new Mercedes

Written by on December 1, 2004

Wendall Dickerman, a REALTOR® with Phase One Realty Inc. in House Springs, Mo., got an early birthday gift: a brand new 2005 Mercedes SLK 350 convertible. That's because he's the lucky winner of our Mercedes giveaway held at the National Association of REALTORS® 2004 Conference & Expo last month.   Read more...

Meet your future customers: Generation Y

Written by on December 1, 2004

Many of them wear multiple piercings, own a cell phone that takes pictures and they're even more technologically savvy than their older brothers and sisters of Generation X. They're Generation Y - and many of them are going to be your customers very soon. The label "Gen Y" roughly refers to those born between 1979 through today. And at 60 million strong, more than three times the size of Generation X, they're the biggest thing to hit the American scene since the 72 million baby boomers.   Read more...

Pruning our industry-leading support to make it better, more efficient

Written by on November 30, 2004

If you've called our technical support lines in the last few weeks you may have encountered longer wait times on the phone and it may have taken longer to diagnose and solve your problem. As frustrating as this is to you, it was equally frustrating to us. That's why we've taken bold steps to improve our level of support service, and our callers are already seeing the benefits.   Read more...