Comments on: Single Property Sites - Dispelling the Myths and Embracing the Benefits! http://www.vflyerblog.com/blog/2007/08/23/single_property_website/ The New Face of Classified Ads Sun, 20 Jul 2008 16:47:38 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: Domains, Domains Everywhere - Single Property Sites Growing Trend http://www.vflyerblog.com/blog/2007/08/23/single_property_website/#comment-2760 Domains, Domains Everywhere - Single Property Sites Growing Trend Sun, 02 Sep 2007 04:54:48 +0000 http://www.vflyerblog.com/blog/2007/08/23/single_property_website/#comment-2760 [...] As I mentioned in my post on the benefits of Single Property Sites, more and more Realtors are turning their property listings into its own website and using it as the focal point for the online marketing activities! Domain Plus simplifies this process by allowing you to add a custom domain to any flyer in a few simple clicks! Here are some some great Flyer Domains examples that demonstrate this growing trend: [...] […] As I mentioned in my post on the benefits of Single Property Sites, more and more Realtors are turning their property listings into its own website and using it as the focal point for the online marketing activities! Domain Plus simplifies this process by allowing you to add a custom domain to any flyer in a few simple clicks! Here are some some great Flyer Domains examples that demonstrate this growing trend: […]

]]> By: Real Estate Shows Takes on vFlyer and Others | Future of Real Estate Marketing Blog http://www.vflyerblog.com/blog/2007/08/23/single_property_website/#comment-2533 Real Estate Shows Takes on vFlyer and Others | Future of Real Estate Marketing Blog Mon, 27 Aug 2007 23:44:04 +0000 http://www.vflyerblog.com/blog/2007/08/23/single_property_website/#comment-2533 [...] I’ve long been a fan of single property websites in certain circumstances (see Do Single Property Websites Sell Homes?) and with today’s challenging market, any step a Realtor can take to differentiate themself in a listing presentation or help move a property should be looked at. Oliver Muoto from vFlyer recently penned a great piece on Single Property Sites - Dispelling the Myths and Embracing the Benefits - that I would encourage anyone who is still on the fence to read. [...] […] I’ve long been a fan of single property websites in certain circumstances (see Do Single Property Websites Sell Homes?) and with today’s challenging market, any step a Realtor can take to differentiate themself in a listing presentation or help move a property should be looked at. Oliver Muoto from vFlyer recently penned a great piece on Single Property Sites - Dispelling the Myths and Embracing the Benefits - that I would encourage anyone who is still on the fence to read. […]

]]> By: Erik Hersman http://www.vflyerblog.com/blog/2007/08/23/single_property_website/#comment-2524 Erik Hersman Mon, 27 Aug 2007 18:56:13 +0000 http://www.vflyerblog.com/blog/2007/08/23/single_property_website/#comment-2524 Interesting observations and analysis Oliver. I'm in the camp that states that URL specific sites for each property is useful in some cases, but not all. For high-priced properties and properties that will be on the market for a while it seems to make the most sense. Guys like you, me, or any of the other tech savvy crowd can easily pop up a new site for any address out there - and do it cheaply. However, for your average real estate agent, it might not be worth the time investment if they can't get it done right. Maybe the DomainPlus guys take enough pain out of it to make it worthwhile. I'd have to test that to be sure (which I haven't). Interesting observations and analysis Oliver. I’m in the camp that states that URL specific sites for each property is useful in some cases, but not all. For high-priced properties and properties that will be on the market for a while it seems to make the most sense.

Guys like you, me, or any of the other tech savvy crowd can easily pop up a new site for any address out there - and do it cheaply. However, for your average real estate agent, it might not be worth the time investment if they can’t get it done right.

Maybe the DomainPlus guys take enough pain out of it to make it worthwhile. I’d have to test that to be sure (which I haven’t).

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