Friday, September 4, 2009
Monday, July 27, 2009
AgentNation Outside Sales Positions Available
• Must have previous outside sales experience.
• Must have reliable transportation, valid driver’s license and automobile insurance.
• Strong presentation skills are necessary for this position.
• Must be able to communicate well in person as well as on the phone.
• Computer and internet skills necessary.
• Working knowledge of Office applications necessary.
• Knowledge of the real estate industry a plus.
Compensation:
This position has a very aggressive, 100% commission based compensation plan. Target income is 55K to 75K depending on experience.
What is AgentNation:
Agent Nation is a place to build a successful real estate career through collaboration and use of valuable tools. It is professional networking, dynamic marketing, and business management. Agent Nation is powered by a group of professional real estate entrepreneurs striving to enable real estate professionals to succeed. AgentNation’s dynamic virtual tour tools allow an agent to create and promote unlimited listings for one flat fee of $89 per year.
Additional information:
Sample Listing Presentations:
http://www.agentnation.com
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Video Overview
Email PDF resume to: HR@AgentNation.com
Friday, May 1, 2009
05.01.09 Updates New Features
You may have noticed that you can comment on Activities now. We think this will be fun and help keep you in the loop.
We have also implemented the capability for you to see the friends of your friends. To do this simply click on Network, and click on the link labeled "Friends" under each persons name. AgentNation is about relationships, we hope this feature helps you to connect with colleagues and find friends across the globe.
One really minor change we made addressed a slight quirk withe the Facebook section of your Profile. On certain occasions it would complain, we have taken care of that now.
There were lots of little things we did in addition to all the above to make AgentNation faster than ever.
Finally, I hope everyone enjoys these new features, we will continue to add new tools about every week or two, so if you have any suggestions, please share. We love pony requests!
Hope everyone gets to enjoy the May flowers!
Thursday, March 26, 2009
Preview of AgentNation and beta info.
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Beta Testing Has Begun
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
Photo Taking Tips
Show Natural Light
Dark house pictures are always annoying, and buyers want to see natural light. You can always turn on a lamp or two to create artificial illumination, but natural sunlight makes for better pictures and will show buyers just what they are missing. Before taking pictures of your home for sale, open the blinds, remove the curtains, and let the sunlight in! Just make sure that you're always taking pictures with the light behind you to avoid glare.
Minimize Furniture
A cluttered house is almost as obnoxious as a dark house, so even if your home for sale often looks like a museum, move the furniture for pictures. The living room, for example, should contain only a couch, a love seat, a coffee table and an entertainment center to be entirely effective. Move everything else into another room while you shoot, if not for later showings. Furthermore, a room with a color theme will always photograph better than one without.
Show Off Your Yard
As well as taking pictures of the interior of your home for sale, consider taking a few shots of the front and back yards. Prospective buyers will want to see what you've done with the landscaping, and those with children will feel better knowing there's a place for the kids to play. House pictures should be as well-rounded as possible. Furthermore, make sure you snap photos of unique landscaping, such as a deck or pool.
Clear the Clutter
Avoid Corners
People don't want to see the corners of your bedrooms, living room or kitchen; instead, the want to see the entire room, or as much of it as you can fit in one shot. Standing in door ways to get the majority of the room in your house pictures is the way to go. If that doesn't work, open a window and snap the shot from outside.
Get Close-Ups
In addition to taking the room-at-a-glance shots (see above), your home for sale should also showcase close-ups of the important stuff. The sink and appliances, for example, and the shower in the master bath are appropriate. I'm not saying that buyers want to see the individual rings on your stovetop burners, but be realistic and liberal with the camera.
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
Get on Board!
According to a survey by California based staffing firm Accountemps, Keeping employees up to speed may be the best way to boost their moods during hard times. The survey polled 150 senior executives from the nations 1,000 largest companies, and nearly half of all respondents said that better company-wide communication is the best remedy for low morale. Thirty-three said a lack of open, honest communication in the workplace had the most negative effect on workers' attitudes.