Business needs client interaction AUTOMATED

Business needs client interaction AUTOMATED

San Diego · Member since 2008 · 7 posts · 1 vote

Dealing with all these potential clients is too much work. I need a website designed to get retail buyers and then email them for me little tidbits here and there in the meantime between emailing them houses.

I also need a website designed to get sellers and email them to get them tidbits about the declining market and bailout and all that stuff I drool over.

I also need a site designed to track investors to wholesale my discounted cashflowing properties to and do a little email campaign every other week or once a month.

I see plenty of these out there. Where do I sign up?

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  • Real Estate Investor · San Diego, CA · Member since 2008 · 3 posts · 0 votes
    17y

    You can get a customized website for as little as $199. However, these are usually very generic websites with very generic capabilities.

    When you need specific capabilities built into your website, it's best to hire a professional. Depending on your budget, these can run between $500 up to as much as $10000.

    I use ELANCE.COM to get quotes for my specific website creation needs. Think of it as an online workplace where business owners can connect with qualified professionals. You state your specific needs and before you know it, you'll have a handful of professionals wanting to work for you. Elance handles the bid process and the payments. It's a great service.

    Good luck with your website!

  • Real Estate Coach · Sterling Heights, MI · Member since 2008 · 171 posts · 13 votes
    17y

    yes, you can outsource website design for a fairly good price. Aside from elance.com, you can try using:

    scriptlance.com
    guru.com
    99designs.com
    rent-a-coder.com

    As for the emailing them with tidbits of info, you need to have an autoresponder software. I personally use aweber.com and they are great. Some other ones to consider can be:

    getresponse.com
    icontact.com

    There are some software programs out there but I would shy away from those. The reason: if your computer goes down/crashes/dies, your list goes with it (unless you regularly back up to somewhere else).

    Also, the deliverability is not as good is because the message comes from your own IP. Aweber and other autoresponder services I listed have already established their IP's, have them whitelisted and their email deliverability is much higher than a software program.

    Hope this helps. Pm if you have more questions,

    Peter

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