User-Friendly Navigation

User experience is paramount in web design and real estate websites are no exception. A well-organized and intuitive navigation system helps users find the information they need quickly and easily. One aspect of this includes having a clear menu structure. The main menu should be easy to find and include categories such as "Home," "About Us," "Listings," "Services," "Blog," and "Contact." 

Those looking to prioritize user-friendly navigation should also incorporate some kind of search functionality. For potential clients, a powerful search bar that allows users to filter listings by location, price range, property type, and other criteria is essential. Advanced search options can further enhance the user experience by offering specific filters like "waterfront properties" or "homes with a pool."

Real Estate Brokerage Websites Need High-End Visuals

In real estate, visuals can make or break a real estate deal. High-quality photos and videos can showcase properties in the best light and help potential buyers visualize themselves in the space. Invest in professional photographers who can capture the best aspects of each property. High-resolution images that highlight key features like spacious rooms, modern kitchens, and stunning views can make a significant difference in attracting potential buyers. You may also consider developing virtual tours or video slides for feature properties.

Comprehensive Property Listings & Innovative Tools

The heart of any real estate website is its property listings. Providing current and accurate information about each property is crucial for attracting serious inquiries. Be sure to write engaging and informative descriptions that go beyond basic details. Highlight unique selling points, such as architectural features, recent renovations, and proximity to amenities. Use compelling language to paint a picture of the lifestyle the property offers.

Another tool that you may want to incorporate is interactive maps. Maps are an excellent way to show the property's location and nearby points of interest, such as schools, parks, shopping centers, and public transportation. This helps users understand the area and its amenities. If your brokerage will be representing a specific city or suburb, an interactive map is a must-have feature!

Client Testimonials

In real estate, building trust with potential clients is key to converting website visitors into leads. Featuring client testimonials and success stories can demonstrate your expertise and the positive experiences others have had with your brokerage. Include genuine reviews from past clients, highlighting their positive experiences with your services. Use real names and, if possible, photos to add another layer of authenticity.

For those just starting out who may not have reviews yet, consider creating a page on your website to encourage clients to leave a testimonial. If you feel as though you left a positive impact on your clients, kindly ask them to leave their feedback. Also, be sure to set up your Google My Business page so that your testimonials have more reach!

Real Estate Brokerage Websites Need a Blog

An informative blog and resource section can position your website as a go-to source for real estate knowledge. This not only helps with SEO but also builds trust and authority in your market. Write blog posts on topics relevant to your target audience, such as market trends, buying and selling tips, home improvement ideas, and financing advice. Ensure the content is well-researched, informative, and easy to understand.

Providing insights into the local real estate market can set you apart from national competitors. Share data on recent sales, market forecasts, and neighbourhood spotlights to keep your audience informed. You can also offer free resources like buyer and seller guides, checklists, and market reports. These can be used to capture leads by requiring users to provide their email addresses in exchange for the download.

Real Estate Brokerage Websites Should Have Multichannel Contact Options

The ultimate goal of your website is to generate leads. Providing multiple ways for visitors to contact you or express interest is essential. Integrate simple and accessible contact forms throughout the site, particularly on property listings and service pages. Ensure the forms are easy to fill out and that the fields required are relevant and not overly intrusive.

Moreover strategically placing call-to-action (CTA) buttons such as "Schedule a Viewing," "Request More Information," or "Get a Free Consultation" can help entice users to reach out. 

Another contact option is to include some form of live chat or chatbot functionality that can provide immediate assistance to visitors with questions. A great example of software like this is Syncro. This can be particularly useful for capturing leads who may be browsing outside of regular business hours.

Contact us About Real Estate Brokerage Websites!

For more information on designing effective real estate brokerage websites, contact us today. We’d be happy to help you as you work toward establishing your business in the real estate industry. Be sure to check back next month for more information like this! We look forward to working with you in the near future.

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December is here! As the holiday season gears up and 2024 inches closer, we thought we’d take a look back at some of our favourite blog posts from the year. From customer support to new software, we wrote about a range of topics to ensure that everyone stayed informed. 

Spotlighting Some of This Year’s Best Content!

• How to Manage Your Sold Listings in EstateVue

Looking for some information about how to manage your sold listings in EstateVue? In this post, we went over a step-by-step guide to help you change your active listings to sold listings. In just seven easy steps, you can republish your listings in a sold state. Check it out if you haven’t already! 

• Creating a Stellar Online Presence: Key Elements of Effective Websites for REALTORS®

In today's fast-paced digital world, the real estate industry is no exception when it comes to the importance of establishing a strong online presence. For real estate professionals, having an effective website is not just a luxury; it's a necessity. In this article, we explored what makes a good website for realtors, emphasizing the key elements that can elevate their online presence and help them succeed in a competitive market. Get ahead of the 2024 real estate competition and read over this blog post.

• MLS® Listing WordPress Plugin

Looking to integrate a real estate listing “search by map tool” on your WordPress website in 2024? If you are, we encourage you to read this blog article. This tool emphasizes local, making your WordPress website a one-stop hub for property seekers who are looking for community-specific information. At EstateVue, we bring to the table a mapping software that ensures your listings are not only comprehensive but also up-to-date and accurate. The dynamic combination of a map-based search tool, and the plugin, offers users an intuitive and efficient way to explore properties. Learn more about our MLS® Listing plugin by checking out this post!

Make 2024 Your Best Year Yet by Ditching the Free REALTOR® Website Software

Free website solutions suck. No, trust us, they’re awful. Whether it's Wix, Weebly or Squarespace, none of them can compare to the robustness of a paid, custom website. Sure, they might be sufficient for a student or a hobby blogger, but as a REALTOR® you need something more sophisticated. Many people do not realize what they are losing by building a free website. This is no fault of the user. After all, free website software companies do a commendable job at disguising the downsides to their platforms in a big, free bow. To help you better understand the real cost of an unpaid website solution, we are going to reveal some of the less obvious drawbacks. 

• Bad Domain Name

Your domain name is a key component of the success of your website. By using key terms that pertain to your company you can drastically improve the traffic to your website, your brand recognition, and how easily your website can be found by others. By going with a free website solution you forfeit the ability to choose a unique domain name. Instead, you’ll be left with something like yourbusinessname.wixsite.com. Not only is this unprofessional, but it's also bad for your ranking in search engines. Many of these platforms offer custom domain names, however, they come at a price. So, now your “free website” isn’t so free anymore.

More Reasons to Run Away From Free Websites!

• Data Migration Challenges

Let’s say you build a free website with the intent of using it as a temporary solution. Perhaps, just until you get your feet off the ground. A few years later, you decide you want to add some features that the free software simply can’t provide. Effectively, you’ve outgrown your free site and it’s time to upgrade to something better. Should be easy right? All you have to do is migrate your data to the new, paid website—except there’s a catch! Migrating your data from a free platform is extremely difficult. Free software providers will often lock down your data at the slightest sniff of you leaving. Thus, resulting in you needing to pay more money to hire IT experts to migrate your data manually. We’re no mathematicians but this is starting to sound like an expensive free website. 

• It’s Not Yours to Keep

Okay, so let’s say that you overlook the above two points, what else could possibly go wrong? Well, after countless hours of perfecting and building your website, it is plausible that you could wake up one day with your website gone. Free website services often hide in their terms in conditions that they can cancel your account for any reason. If this happens, your website is generally removed from the Internet. Thus, deleting all of your hard work. Additionally, you also run the risk that your provider goes out of business. Which can also result in your website being permanently deleted. 

These items are just a few on our laundry list of reasons not to invest in a free website. Reach out to one of our team members today to learn more about paid Vs. free website solutions.  

Contact us About a REALTOR® Website for the New Year!

Thanks to all of our clients for another great year! Be sure to contact us with any questions about developing your own REALTOR® website in 2024. Visit our blog again next month for more content like this. We look forward to working with you shortly. Happy holidays everyone!

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For example, think back to just five years ago. Grandpa didn’t really know what his mobile phone did. And, now Grandpa might just be an avid TikTok’r. Humans adapt remarkably fast and easily to gradual change. In fact, just last month, Google subtly and unannounced switched up the Gmail interface. At first, I was very annoyed. I grumbled and snickered under my breath all the usual things. Why fix it if it wasn’t broken? This was unnecessary. Should have left it alone. All the anti-change statements I could muster in my head were directed at my screen. 

However, by lunchtime, I had embraced their low-key updates and the shift in the side menu was working out pretty nicely after all.  It’s not like I had to learn a whole new skill to get around it just bothered my sensibilities at first. As much as we love technology we are also inherent creatures of comfort. As a result, small changes to an interface that we use every day for productivity can be an aggravating inconvenience. 

Technology is the biggest driving force for this perpetual motion machine. 

We can thank the younger generations for continually pushing for change. Good or bad it keeps everyone chasing the carrot of life. 

In the same way, the older generation has embraced the odd, normalcy of social media, REALTORS® have also seen their industry get further entrenched in tech. From keyless entry systems and lockboxes to virtual floorplans, the real estate industry is engulfed in a constant tech pitch deck. 

So what do we do when all this tech that we create gets old?  How do we solve all the issues that are arising from higher traffic volumes to server tech that is well past its expiration date? 

What do you do when it takes an hour to open a lock box because the building is concrete and your phone doesn’t have reception? 

It’s a question that many technology providers will be faced with in the coming years. Do you throw the baby out with the proverbial bath water and start fresh? Or do you layer good tech on top of old and cross your fingers for a few more good years? 

Baby, Bathwater, Window

This is the cleanest solution. This is how your real estate technology will thrive and remain competitive.  Although, starting fresh is a great idea most of the time it does come with its cons. Especially, when the cost comes into the equation. 

This is getting expensive

That’s because the cost to build a functional framework and technology backbone today is inevitably inflated than when you first started. While things are more competitive, they are also very much more buyer beware. Countless companies get in over their heads when it comes to developing software. Overpromising through their content writer and then delivering a sub-par, underwhelming end result in the final product.  

If we knew that your solution was a glorified version of Google Sheets would we have bought it to do the job of CRM? 

More cons to fresh real estate technology

The other con to turning a new leaf can be content and SEO clout. It’s not uncommon to see some of the heaviest hitters in the real estate industry not update their websites. Certainly not major overhauls of new technologies, layouts, removing old pages, etc. This is likely because their marketing company has cautioned them against the change for fear of what could happen to the website's positioning. Especially true if the website is getting first-page results for competitive local real estate key terms.

This is not an original idea

Recently, a customer’s team came to me with a website that they thought was great and wanted to emulate. It wasn’t a nice website. But the owner of the said website was the biggest REALTOR® in that city. I always say if I had a dollar for every customer who said they wanted that website I would be as rich as the agent. 

The truth is, they don’t want her website. They want her successful career. They see the outdated website as the silver bullet to real estate victory. 

The fact of the matter is she doesn’t want that real estate website either.  She’s afraid of what will happen if she performs an overhaul, so for now, all we see are small changes to the website. A slight logo update, maybe the colour will shift ever so gradually. What we do see is a lot of content added. We don’t see links change, we don’t see layout changes and behind the scenes - well, we don’t see any of that, but we have a pretty good idea. 

A classic case of layering on old tech

And sometimes that’s not a bad option. It’s like maintaining your pickup truck. It’s old, it doesn’t look the best but it doesn’t look terrible. Most importantly, it does its job extremely well still. So, if the results are still happening, and you can still do everything you need to do to get from A to B. then does it matter what it looks like under the surface? Yes and no. 

Some things can’t be put off

Security holes, declining performance, speed, and broken tech should not be ignored. Like, ever. That’s why the best investment is to have your website professionally maintained each month. 

Hire a company on retainer to do the thankless job of keeping your website up and running. Why monthly? Because that’s the bare minimum required to make sure your website isn’t offline for weeks in the future. Or worse, hacked. Or worse. 

Enlisting a company that understands how to keep your old website and real estate technology running smoothly will get you a longer shelf life than your competitors. They can generally patch, bandage, and bandaid things together as long as your results are being accomplished. Sometimes they can work miracles on old tech and give it more life expectancy. 

Know this with old tech, at some point you will have to let it go. Change is inevitable to stay relevant. Just ask TikTok Grandpa.

Or, ask any of these REALTORS® below. You'll learn how they don’t ever have to worry about their website being taken care of, updated, and remaining current. 

REALTORS® who only use updated real estate technology will follow below:

RE/MAX Vanderhoof is giving out tips on how to save money if you're moving to houses for sale in Vanderhoof.

Edmonton's RE/MAX Elite real estate brokerage is showing you the reasons to invest in properties for sale in Edmonton this month.

Brooks Lancaster, Penticton real estate agent has an update on what's new with properties for sale in Penticton!

Neufeld Jones Real Estate Team in Kelowna continues to build out their local resource on schools in the Kelowna area with the addition of middle schools near real estate in Glenmore and Rutland.

Alpine Realty in stunning Canmore, Alberta shares tips for REALTORS® and how to differentiate from other agents in their real estate careers!

The MYLIE Group Real Estate Team has been busy in the community of London, Ontario lately - check out what they've been up to this month!

Josh Miko is the go-to REALTOR® for neighbourhood real estate statistics in West Kelowna - read the latest update.

Kevin Moist is sharing details about the neighborhood of St. Boniface in Winnipeg, MB this month. 

Steve Leddy has tips on how to sell your home fast and move into a Sherwood Park Property here!

Corinne O'Neil has a moving budget planner for Erin Ridge real estate on the blog this month. Check it out!

Even more REALTORS® who only use updated real estate technology,

The Current in Whitehorse explains the typical strata fees of a Whitehorse condo for sale.

Royal LePage Big White describes what it's like to own the Grizzly Lodge at Big White.

Royal LePage in Comox Valley gives blog readers a list of home improvements to add value to Comox Valley properties.

King's Selling Castles are featuring various condos for sale in Winnipeg this month!

Janice Leffler is giving great reasons to move to apartments in Courtenay, especially if you're an empty nester!

John Mattiello describes the popular Garneau area of Edmonton this month!

Hilbert&Crick are diving into a hotly debated Kelowna real estate topic this month on their blog - read more!

Miranda Moser has all the details on Calgary properties for sale this month!

Graham Frey Homes has a fantastic article about homes for sale in Whitehorse - read more!

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The writing has been on the wall when it comes to real estate in Canada for some time. We all watched housing prices climb to an almost untenable high during the pandemic. Battles were waged for properties that some fathomed would never sell pre-pandemic and home buyers were in a state of panic and desperation.

Often times we saw unheard-of tactics to get the deal done. Frenzied buyers were forgoing protective practices like home inspections. Some even leveraged themselves in what could only be considered a dangerous game of musical chairs. Hoping that the music wouldn't stop while they scooped up their dream property on one side and waited for a buyer on the other.

And now, here we are. Waltzing intrepidly into uncertainty. Prices are declining in most markets throughout Canada. Buyers are tightening the screws, home inspections are back on the table and inventory is beginning to replenish itself. So what does that mean for agents and brokers now that the gravy train of multiple competitive offers has turned back to price reductions?

In most cases, it means buckle up because we are entering a buyers market.

How to market yourself during a buyers market in real estate

If you're an agent that has built your business thoughtfully by expanding your network and reinvesting in your marketing then you likely have a cushion for these rainy day scenarios. If you haven't been in the game long enough then you might just be in need of some advice on how to plan for the ebbs, especially if all you're used to is flow.  The name of the game in real estate is to get listings.

In order to get listings during slower times, you need to position yourself as an expert when marketing for real estate. Customers will gravitate towards a REALTOR® who appears to be aware of and capable of navigating customers through a changing market.  New customers are likely to find you online either through word of mouth or through key terms entered into a search engine like Google. Your first question should be what will they find when they get there?

Here's a quick checklist to review when you load your real estate website:

• No SSL - if your website does not have an SSL then it is not secure. That translates to your customer's data and privacy being exposed online. Invest annually in your SSL.
• Slow loading - some of it can be attributed to Internet connection but most of it can be attributed to your hosting and website infrastructure. Make sure your website performs well in a speed test.
• Outdated/incorrect information - are you still showing sales stats from 2020? Not a good look. Update those benchmark numbers annually and always provide your monthly regional numbers in a blog post.
• Bloated digital footprint - still have that Twitter account that you set up for a campaign that you never started? Now's the time to nuke it. Consolidate your digital footprint and edit it often.
• Broken images - broken images in your listings or your web pages are not ideal.  Show customers, that you care by taking care of your website.

Keeping your website fresh is the easiest way to present yourself as a REALTOR® who cares.  If your website is slow, broken and out of date then it's not a stretch for a customer to assign those same qualities to you. Your website is key when marketing for real estate during challenging market conditions.

Reinvest in yourself and your online presence to see results. The sooner you start the better chance you have at attracting the right kind of customers.

If you leave your website to collect dust online then it won't be long before your career is in the dust too. 

What else can you do to stand out? Respond to your leads.

This seems obvious, but it's shocking how many agents don't return contact requests. Your lead generation mechanisms do not have to be expensive, or complex. The only thing that your lead gen needs to do is work. By working, we mean the lead needs to be delivered. And they need to be delivered in a manner that will encourage you to respond - quickly. Think about how you prefer to communicate. If your leads don't come to you in a format that makes it easy to respond then change it.

When marketing for real estate focus on building a database 

A lead database is a simple way to keep on top of your customer list. If you build it, it will grow and by growing your database you will soon have a list of contacts that you can market to. Oftentimes, we see agents focus on conferences and education when they really need to invest a few moments each day adding to their databases. Your database is a savior when times get tough!

A database does not mean that you need more software or an expensive CRM! Don't get caught up in that hype! Start a spreadsheet in Google Sheets with the information you need. First Name, Last Name, Email, Phone, and a few notes to jog your memory about the customer. This is a free solution to track your leads that works! This list can be uploaded to an email newsletter list, or used for direct mail in the future.

Don't sell out

We've all heard horror stories about agents who sell out a customer's best interest just to get the sale closed. Don't be that agent! Treat your customers like you expect to see them again. If you don't then you will see them either in a bad Google review or worse in court! Don't sacrifice your reputation for a commission check in tough times!

Build your network!

Great REALTORS® use their networks to their advantage, especially in tough times. Agents who have built a network of business, customer and real estate contacts do well because they have an audience for their inventory. If a customer hires an agent who simply posts their property on REALTOR.ca and sets and forgets it then what is the benefit to them hiring them at all in a buyers market? Use your network to promote your customer's assets. You never know what someone is searching for on the other end.

Your time is valuable when you're marketing for real estate!

When times are tough you need to do what you need to do. However, if you're considering picking up another full-time job while you're still advertising yourself as a real estate agent then we urge you to reconsider your career. Do one thing and do it well.

Another tip to consider is how you are pre-qualifying your buyers. Don't waste your time with tire kickers.  They'll have you wasting your precious gas and time driving them all across town, just to look at places they can't afford or are not qualified to buy. Pre-qualify your buyers before you let them in the door!

During challenging real estate market conditions it's important to simplify, but only where it makes sense. This isn't the time to cut down on your main web property, in fact, this is when you should be investing more time and energy into making it even more of a go-to local resource. The only thing you should be cutting out is the distractions of software and marketing gimmicks that promise to sell houses for you.

Software doesn't sell houses - REALTORS® do. 

Learn more about how EstateVue can take your website work off your plate so that you can focus on your customers and building up your networking opportunities. Just like these fantastic customers on our managed website program are doing below:

Brooks Lancaster is sharing tips on staging a Penticton property for sale this month.

The RE/MAX Vanderhoof office is discussing what types of renovations add value to homes in Vanderhoof, BC. 

Kevin Moist and Associates are sharing the latest market update for the area as well as information on the neighbourhood of Fort Richmond.

Neufeld Jones has added a new guide to Kelowna BC real estate near schools this month. Watch for updates!

Steve Leddy is an Edmonton Real Estate Agent and he's sharing answers to the questions he gets asked alllll the time!

Corinne O'Neil has great information about recreational facilities near St. Albert homes for sale.

Managed website program customers are talking about this right now:

The Current in Whitehorse is giving readers the lowdown on the best cafes near Whitehorse apartments for sale.

If you've been looking for a stand-alone cabin at Big White then you need to read more about Bullet Creek Cabins on the Big White Property Group this month.

Royal LePage in the Comox Valley is sharing tips on making your property in Comox Valley energy efficient!

The Kings Selling Castles are discussing the benefits of owning condos for sale in Winnipeg.

MYLIE Group Real Estate is at it again with great market updates surrounding homes in Ontario.

Janice Leffler is sharing an update for first-time buyers looking to buy townhomes in Comox Valley.

Miranda Moser is preparing buyers on how to buy real estate for sale in Calgary during a buyers market!

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After close to 15 years of experience in the real estate marketing space, we’ve curated the secret sauce to pulling together these two crucial elements. Our technology expertise is imperative in order to make a REALTOR® stand out from the crowd. So, if you’re hoping to upgrade your online presence in 2021 then read along for some advice to get you started in the right direction.

The Ins And Outs Of Data In Real Estate Website Design Canada

Listings are the holy grail of a real estate website. Real estate listing data is integral whether you’re trying to market multi million dollar homes in our hometown of Kelowna, BC or you’re selling rural farm properties in Wetaskiwin, Alberta.

And it's important because your customers will want to scour every last detail of the property for sale before they call or text for more information. Incorrect or missing information can oftentimes lead to a missed opportunity. Which is why it’s important to educate yourself on the different types of listing data available in Canada.

Open Sharing Is Caring When It Comes To Real Estate Website Listings

Going, but not yet gone, are the days where brokerages and power agents could horde their listings all to themselves. As we barrel our way through a new decade we can see the control of this old guard way of thinking begin to dwindle. Agents who once had all the local listings and refused to share those listings anywhere other than on the MLS are slowly beginning to see the futility in their strategy. With the advent of the sharing economy, keeping everything to yourself is viewed as a detriment. Especially to the up and coming millennial buying force.

Not only is having a small footprint bad for your SEO strategy, but there are other cons associated with not sharing your real estate listing data too. One of those main concerns is visibility. If your competitor is doing a better job of marketing themselves as a local expert in your city online and the customer gets to their website first, then you’re inevitably going to be left out in the cold. Almost all agents who are future forward in their business subscribe to CREA’s DDF® in order to ensure that their listings get the attention they deserve!

Real Estate Website Design Canada :: What Is The DDF® And Why Is It Important?

The DDF® or Data Distribution Facility was implemented through CREA during the first half of the last decade. It was created to allow real estate agents and third party professionals like EstateVue to easily show more real estate listings online. Since the advent of the DDF® broker owners and REALTORS® have been able to save time, build their brand and expand their visibility online because of the ease at which the data can be integrated.

As with any online technology or software you can expect some bugs. This is normal! Especially when you have multiple cooks in the technology kitchen. The key is in choosing your provider. If you have chosen to go with an experienced company who has worked with real estate listing data specifically, then you will have less hurdles to overcome as you go. Real estate data is notoriously unreliable, so ensuring that you have a company who can address bugs quickly and confidently is imperative to your online success.

Your Opt-In Permission Is Necessary To Participate

The DDF® is an opt-in service. This is where many REALTORS® who are stuck in their ways are faltering. They are choosing to not opt-in. This is a mistake if you want to expand your online footprint and increase exposure for your customers properties for sale. There are only two reasons why an agent or broker owner has not opted into the DDF:

1. They don’t know it exists
2. They want to keep their listings to themselves

One can be overlooked as an educational misstep. The other is plainly obtrusive. Unfortunately, customers are the last to understand how real estate data works until it’s too late. They’ll oftentimes be saddled with an uncooperative agent before coming to the realization that they aren’t marketing their homes to the best of their abilities.

Planning For A New Real Estate Website in 2021?

The key takeaway from this article is to impress upon agents new and old that sharing your listings with other agents is a good thing. In fact, it’s a great thing. It can increase exposure to your website, your real estate listings and will undoubtedly highlight you as an expert in your field!

We encourage you to be on the right side of history and opt-in to share on the DDF®. In addition to your local board data feed, the DDF® will help to provide the most comprehensive listing picture for customers searching your website for a new home. The DDF® is a must have feature in real estate website design Canada if you’re planning to go live in 2021 with something new and meaningful!

Are you ready to start planning your custom website? Give us a call or chat with us now to get started!

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