Profile Pages and Grow your Group on Estate Agent Networking now available.
April 2, 2015
At Estate Agent Networking and the team we have on board, we are not used to standing still so the new developments to our fast growing web portal community keep on coming. We are now pleased to release two new key features which we hope will help the industry network even more closely allowing Estate Agents and Service Providers to build stronger relationships.
- Supplier Pages: Each supplier can now have their very own page on Estate Agent Networking where Estate Agents can leave comments, feedback and ask questions. These pages also allow for updates from the service provider on latest advancements of their service / products as well as containing all the blogs they’ve shared on the website along with full contact details and direct links back to their website. There will also be a star rating system so that Estate Agents can see the kind of feedback they have received from the industry – IMPORTANTLY, feedback can only be left from our subscribers and none of our members are merely alias ones so service providers get sincere and professional feedback.
- Grow Your Group on Estate Agent Networking: Not only can service providers have their own profile pages which they can grow with content and feedback / star ratings, we also allow you to build your own community. As we grow Estate Agent Networking and the industry community we have which is target and active, we allow service providers to add members to their profile pages thus allowing them to share updates with a community from our own and direct email marketing when they have promotions and updates.
By allowing service providers to build their own communities on Estate Agent Networking and that Estate Agents can leave feedback and rating for the service providers they use, we believe we are building the strongest online social networking platform giving the UK property industry a professional platform to grow their business.
Stay tuned for more updates and advancements…
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