Published by Joseph Ferrara June 19th, 2008
in Trulia.
Real estate search engine Trulia just released an ad offering. It’s open to anyone, not just real estate agents.
Here’s my review of the Pros and Cons:
Pros
Unlimited featured listings: the main benefit for listing agents, in my opinion & worth the price of admission for these agents
Affordable: $39 month or $348 year
No minimum contract
3 […]
Published by Joseph Ferrara June 4th, 2008
in Poll, Trulia and zillow.
There has been a lot of talk lately, good and bad, about these 2 high profile real estate websites, Zillow and Trulia. We all agree that talk is cheap. As a working real estate professional, you ought to know what works and what doesn’t, so if and when there comes a time […]
Trulia has added Google Street View to help provide a better viewing experience to its users. Now, visitors to Trulia can “virtually” walk the neighborhood and get a sense of parking, views, neighboring homes, stores and other neighborhood amenities, as well as all the unzillowables that are not found in raw data, like […]
Published by Joseph Ferrara April 1st, 2008
in Rant, Trulia and zillow.com.
According to The Industry Standard’s post entitled “10 Net Services that will succeed and 10 that will probably fail“, Trulia is hot and Zillow is not. Is Zillow really going to the dogs (wink)?
In the words of David Gibbons of Zillow: OUCH!
Rich Barton and the gang shouldn’t feel too bad. They […]
Published by Rudy Bachraty January 5th, 2008
in Trulia.
1. What do they think of the Trulia ad?
2. Have they heard any passengers mention the ad?
3. Do they think people pay attention to the ads?
Find us and we’ll get your story and put it together in one cohesive piece.
Taxi…………………….
Published by Joseph Ferrara December 2nd, 2007
in Real Estate Marketing and Trulia.
The Blog Tour taught us the importance of online businesses reaching people offline. Most of the people we interviewed had never heard of online real estate brands like Redfin, Zillow or Trulia — even in their home cities! (one lady in Seattle thought Zillow was a dance). Wow, were these companies wearing blinders? […]
In the Gospel according to NAR, 77% of buyers use the internet to search for homes. This stat has become sacred dogma, incessantly chanted by MSM and the bloggerati. It provides the philosophical foundation for putting your listings on all manner of websites. It requires you do penance to upgrade to […]
According to its blog (citing traffic bean counter, Hitwise), Trulia was one of the top 3 websites referring traffic to 12 major residential real estate broker firms nationwide last month (August 18- September 15, 2007) . The others in the top 3– some guys named Google and Yahoo!
According to the post, the Trulians outpaced fellow […]
Published by sellsius March 20th, 2007
in Sellsius Real Estate Blog and Trulia.
A Deep Throat at the show just alerted us that Trulia has been kicked out of the Prudential Real Estate Trade Show in sunny San Diego, California. Apparently, they were slated to be an exhibitor, and possibly a sponsor, but got the boot about 20 minutes prior to the opening. Our source further says the […]
Trulia has just launched two interesting data mashups, PlotorNot and Truliaholic.
PlotorNot will graph any correlation between two factors you choose to compare. PlotorNot merges data for cities across the US with a diverse group of demographic variables (crime, age, rainfall, sex offenders, aver. list price, etc.) to answer questions such as: “Is […]