Nine “do’s and don’ts” of XSellerate marketing
Added: May 19, 2009
When using XSellerate to market your business, there are some basic marketing "do's and don'ts" to know about. In this article we discuss these nine topics as they relate to leaving positive impressions with both existing and potential clients. Click to view
Spotlight: SunbeltAppraisal.org
Added: May 14, 2009
This edition’s Appraiser XSite spotlight leads us to Alex Olmo of SunbeltAppraisal.org, a customer making all the right moves when it comes to web marketing and running a business. Alex’s site design is simple and inviting, yet rich in content that attracts search engines. Click to view
June a big month for smartphone savvy appraisers
Added: May 15, 2009
If you’re in the market for a new smartphone, June is going to be a big month for you depending on your carrier. AT&T and Sprint are offering the new iPhone and Palm Pre, respectively, but Verizon and T-Mobile may very well have some interesting offerings of their own. So what can you expect? Click to view
Want To Easily Get 40% More Leads? Here’s How
Added: February 09, 2009
We hear it all the time. XSite owners and appraisers in general are always asking us, “How can I get more leads out of my website?” Lately, my answer has been, “Well, how is your website fishing for leads? Are you using a single pole with a fishhook, or are you casting a wide net?” Click to view
Complex Problem, Simple Solution
Added: February 18, 2009
With each issue of The AppraisalPress, we find ourselves discussing how dramatically things have changed in the short span since the last issue. While we originally thought we'd be dealing with a rapid comment-and-revision cycle on the proposed HVCC a year ago, we never envisioned it dragging out this long (the "final" HVCC takes effect May 1st), nor did we… Click to view
Our Official Response To The New Federal Reserve Regulations
Added: February 17, 2009
The new federal regulations aren’t necessarily worse than the HVCC, but they aren’t better either. The huge built-in loopholes prevent them from actually having any beneficial effect in reducing lender pressure, but they also make them somewhat irrelevant since they can be so arbitrarily applied. Here is our response to these regulations. Click to view
