Posts Tagged ‘virtual tours’
The world’s first intelligent search engine is here
A new model for property listings is well overdue. There are simply too many disparate portals at the moment, charging agents left, right, and centre. And this approach just isn’t sustainable in today’s volatile and competitive marketplace. But help is at hand, and a game-changing new intelligent search engine is now being launched. Just what…
Read MoreHouseviz to revolutionise property marketing in the U.K.
Revolutionary marketing experts Houseviz has launched in the UK to drive how forward thinking estate agents present properties to the market and attract new clients. Houseviz is the only company in the U.K.to offer smartphone enabled augmented reality (AR). A full range of innovative marketing services are also on offer to include professional photographers and…
Read MoreHow technology has changed the way we buy, sell and rent property.
We may all have very much become accustomed to the likes of internet, social media, softwares, iPads and more… But only a generation ago our property searches were very much so still traditional. Technology advancements, especially towards communications channels such as the internet and social media means that we have seen a great many changes…
Read MoreUsing Time-Lapse for your promotional video
Using Time-Lapse for your promotional video We’ve been using time-lapse for sometime and it really is an awesome way to show your productivity, speeding up every day life to an entertaining “before and after” sequence of events. Recently we have been using time-lapse at a Business Exhibition, recording all the setting-up through to the busy footfall of…
Read MoreCITB says rise in number of workers reflects housing boom.
The Construction Industry Training Board says the industry must recruit more than 200,000 extra workers in the next 5 years to keep on top of rising demand. For the first time since the downturn, rising spending on housing, leisure and infrastructure will deliver growth in every region of the UK. To deal with the upswing…
Read MoreWorking with Local Government.
The local planning authority (LPA) – usually the district or borough council – is responsible for deciding whether a proposed development should be allowed to go ahead. This is called planning permission. Most new buildings, major alterations to existing buildings and significant changes to the use of a building or piece of land need this…
Read MoreAre you a Top Tweeting Estate Agent? Check out the #twittersurvey.
A look at the quality of Twitter accounts across Property Agency companies in the UK shows that Social Media is a valuable resource within almost all sectors, as it allows companies to connect with clients, partners, influencers and consumers on a personal level, whilst also increasing brand awareness and highlighting values of the company. Summary…
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