Real Estate Investment firm uses opt-in Voice Broadcast to interact with homebuyers

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Justin McClelland found out about CallFire earlier this year at a Chicago real estate forum. He was looking for new marketing tools to jumpstart his new real estate investment company, Schwaps. It was there that Justin heard about a trade secret: CallFire’s voice broadcast

Schwaps advertised houses on billboards, leaving a phone number to call if interested. When a property sold, Scwaps used CallFire’s Voice Broadcast to notify all of the callers of the sale, instead of calling all of them back individually. This saved the company time and money.

Scwaps also plans on implementing CallFire’s Cloud Call Center in the future for lead generation efforts.

Justin’s recent blog article:  Using Voice Broadcast and CallFire to close Real Estate deals.

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One Response to “Real Estate Investment firm uses opt-in Voice Broadcast to interact with homebuyers”

  1. Joshua Dorkin @BiggerPockets Says:
    October 2nd, 2009 at 7:44 am

    Justin is breaking new ground with his use of various technologies for his real estate business. I’m glad that you happened upon his post Using Voice Broadcasting through CallFire to Close Real Estate Deals on BiggerPockets, and gave him some recognition as a case study back on your site.

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