It’s Time to Switch to SPS Mobile Marketer
Using other vendors for your mobile real estate marketing? It’s time to make the switch to SPS Mobile Marketer. SPS Mobile Marketer gives you the same text message flyers, but SPS does it for free as part of each Single Property Sites subscription. Plus, when you switch to SPS, you receive the entire suite of SPS real estate marketing services – single property sites, mobile property sites, widgets, mapping….the list goes on and on. And you get all of it for as low as $1 per listing per month – a price no one can match.
Want to see how SPS Mobile Marketer stacks up against the competition? Here’s the difference:
| Other vendors | SPS Mobile Marketer | |
| Text message flyers | ✔ | ✔ |
| — Listing information | ✔ | ✔ |
| — Property photos | ✔ | ✔ |
| — Agent contact information | ✔ | ✔ |
| Instant lead alerts | ✔ | ✔ |
| Mobile-formatted property Web site | ✔ | |
| Single property Web site | ✔ | |
| Complete real estate marketing solution | ✔ | |
| One-time setup fee | $50-$1000 | FREE |
| Cost per text message | 10 cents | FREE |
| Cost per month | Starts at $25/month | Included with SPS! |
No matter how you compare it, SPS Mobile Marketer gives you much more for much less. Go to SPS Mobile Marketer to learn more about how SPS can help you stand out from the crowd. Ready to make the switch? Click here to start your free trial.
We are seeing an increased awareness of the need for agents to get involved with texting. It is a slow process of change but none the less it will happen and those that embrace the new web 2.0 will benefit tremendously. We would like to link our real estate video networking site to texting so that the videos could be view on the mobile devices. Our site is new and still in beta but we are getting tremendous support from the industry because just as agents need to be texting they definitely need to be taking videos of their listings to please their sellers and the viewing public. Our site http://ViewThisHome.com is poised to be the premier real estate video network. If anyone has any ideas as to how we could link these technologies we would be interested in a further discussion.