A Fully-Automated Lead Generating Machine

Just imagine, no more cold-calling, less advertising dollars spent, networking at a bear minimum and all tiring aspects to obtain leads begins to require little to no effort at all.

The unimaginable has become a reality! With the advent of BrokerExec™, clients not only receive the advantage of having a turnkey real estate web site design and customer management system, but now they have an automated lead generating real estate web site within their grasp.

Our web sites are terrific lead generators.
So how does it work?

The search engines such as Yahoo®, Google®, Aol®, MSN®, and many others help people sort through the millions of web site to pin point exactly what it is someone would be searching for. This search requires a keyword or a phrase. For example if you wanted to find "Real Estate in South Florida" you would simply type in that exact phrase and a plethora of choices appear. The most relevant to the least relevant in descending order.

BrokerExec™ has been developed to adhere to the policies, procedures and algorithmic processes of most if not all of the major search engines. Our software is proprietary and in doing so is a unique product that only we can offer to our clients. To get a bit more technical, when you as a client decide to customize the look and feel for your site the software system begins to creates a 100% organically optimized web site that the search engines love to spider! And what sets you apart and gauges the number of leads you will begin to receive is based on the number of real estate listings you enter.

The more listings the more 'optimized' pages are generated by the system, hence the search engines continue to increase your rate of relevancy based on the keywords of your market reach. Simply put, if your listings are local to a certain area or are of a certain product type than your ranking would be considered higher for those particular interests of focus.

Why are all web sites not created equal?

Many real estate web sites use dynamic pages that search engines simply do not spider effectively. If you look at the URL on most real estate web sites while searching for listings you might notice that it reads like this: somesite.com/listing.php?city=miami&state=fl&cost=1000000. This causes a problem for many spiders and does not allow the spider to understand where to look next for more information thus losing any opportunity to become a valid page and ultimately a web site that will never rank well.