Ready to get busy? Trainer and author Bernice Ross talks to Curaytor co-founder and CEO Jimmy Mackin about the marketing plays that are working right now
The real estate tech company has invested more than $1 million in the last year in an effort to better translate users' needs into retention goals and future product enhancements
Curaytor made the announcement in an exclusive statement to Inman, saying its plan is to leverage Fourwalls data to augment the effectiveness of its digital marketing products.
Keith Rabois also said on Twitter Wednesday that he expects Zillow to suffer 'even greater losses than they admit'
The authors of 'Exactly What to Say for Real Estate Agents' provided 30 magic words to help agents have the tough conversations. Here, Bernice Ross boils down the top takeaways
MaX uses a proprietary algorithm and millions of data points to build custom campaigns, and to help agents know where to focus their efforts
Curaytor co-founders say agents are starting to realize they 'do not need a middleman' and can go directly to consumers
The result of a cold call from a Chime staffer to Curaytor's Chris Smith led to one of the industry's most robust web marketing and lead generation partnerships
Why asking questions is more effective than lecturing clients, and other useful insights from ‘Exactly What to Say for Real Estate Agents’
Social media expert and Curaytor co-founder Chris Smith shares the top mistakes agents make on IG and how to fix them
The application process is now open for the second annual iOi Pitch Battle, a contest in which aspiring real estate tech startups vie for $15K and the attention of venture capitalists
One of the industry's most popular marketing and tech services platform ups the ante with high-level, personalized Agency service
The sales and marketing platform announces it will only communicate on Instagram for the rest of March as it unveils new services for The Gram
Nate Lacy will join Curaytor on Jan. 7 and serve as the marketing company's director of product, design and services
'One size doesn’t fit all'