When AgentRank.com launched earlier this year, location was expressed as list of 300+ metro areas. Greg Swann called it “annoying” and he was right. As it should have been from the beginning, the search box now accepts either a city/state combination or a ZIP code:
Parsing a city/state combination is not yet perfect, but it’s definitely an improvement.
One of the biggest components of AgentRank™ is an agent’s sales history. And one of the biggest complaints I receive from agents is how tedious reporting individual sale transactions can be. So, I’m thrilled to announce agents can now easily upload multiple sale transactions from a common-delimited file.
And remember, agents, quality sale transactions can not only boost your placement in AgentRank.com search results, but they also act as virtual ’sold’ signs on any website that uses AgentRank.com’s open API.
. . . hit the wires this morning:
Dallas, TX (PRWEB) March 18, 2008 — RealtyBaron™ (www.realtybaron.com), a pioneer in REALTOR® selection for the consumer, launches AgentRank.com (www.agentrank.com), a consumer destination website where thousands of REALTOR® profiles in the United States are available for searching and filtering by sales activity and client reviews.
With market conditions in the United States deteriorating, it’s never been more important for consumers to hire one of the best agents in their market. AgentRank.com helps consumers anonymously and objectively evaluate agents when preparing to buy or sell a home. AgentRank.com can guarantee objective results because no advertising or preferred placement is available to participating agents.
Consumers can make contact with agent candidates free of charge. Likewise, participating agents receive notification of consumer inquiries free of charge.
. . . and not just your average ‘find a REALTOR®’ website, either.
Why AgentRank.com is different: