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Marc, I could also see it being used exclusively for showing relocation clients homes in the area that might interest them. In addition to the home show, you could switch over to the school districts website, the chamber of commerce website, etc… The possibilities are endless, but the bottom line is an end user experience second to none!

In the example above…what online meeting program was being used? Do you have any thoughts on good ones to check out?

John, the example above is using DimDim (http://www.DimDim.com). Great ease of use in sharing a webpage (synced so all see webpage, scrolling, mouseclicks) also powerpoints. Sharing of Desktop, in my opinion is “okay”. It is free to use.

I’ll be publishing a breakdown of all meeting software in next couple of weeks…likely here at GeekEstateBlog or Blog.Webographers.com. So many considerations when acquiring.

Online meetings, yet another way that we can save time and energy (and gas) using the internet.

Marc-

Great use of the technology. Have all your clients embraced the technology? Have they found Dimdim easy to use?

Thanks!
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Marc – You might want to check out combining Dwellicious (http://dwellicious.com) with your DimDim/WebEx screen sharing. Clients can bookmark the listings they are interested in using one or more of the popular search portals, those will then be organized into one page. You can then use the sharing, discussion, and decision making tools on each bookmark to narrow down the clients favorites. Agents can easily provide value earlier in their clients internet search for homes with this kind of co-shopping experience.

Dan, dwellicious would compliment perfectly. Pulling listings together from various websites under 1 URL…given meeting objective includes showing listings.

As it may, various sites show a single listing better than others…thus pulling under 1 umbrella falls under preparation.

Biggest thing with Online Meetings (especially using with clients or potential clients) is bring you A-game in preparation.

— Understanding the tool (so your not futzing during the meeting with “how do I do this…”

— Prepardness in what you want to show…any URLs handy, Powerpoints, etc.

— Whiteboard – many online meeting apps come w/ a whiteboard tool. I like using this to put an agenda out.

— Practice – many of times, you can practices with yourself (two browser windows…one as moderator…one as attendee)…or send a meeting invite to a peer just for good practice

Kevin,

DimDim has served us well in teaching our REW candidates the value prop of an online meeting.

In addition, we have a meeting room powered by DimDim to allow candidates to engage the technology…adding as an app to our “sandbox of technologies” that candidates can play in during the certification experience as denoted here: http://www.webographers.com/agent/index.php#edu

Marc

I would love to show anyone who is interested our take on this same topic. We have created a product called SiteSeer3D. One of its many uses is RemoteSiteSeeing, which allow the buyer to invite a remote buyer on a guided tour. The agent controls the view of the buyer as they navigate through a 3D landscape so the agent can point out all the feature of the property both inside and out. It works great for relocation, shoulder seasons and Virtual office. You can check it out at http://www.geodatatechnologies.com. If you want the full demo use the contact us page to send me an email.

Hi Marc,
Have you used Mikogo before for online meetings? Mikogo is a free desktop sharing tool and can be used at no cost by both businesses and private users. Ideal for not only meetings and presentations, but remote support as well. Very secure and easy solution to collaborating over the Web.
Drop by our website http://www.mikogo.com to check it out. I’d be interested in hearing your thoughts on using Mikogo for online meetings in the real estate industry.

All the best,

Andrew Donnelly
The Mikogo Team

Online collaborating and teaching can work, If you have trust and the right tools.
I recently tried http://www.showdocument.com – good app for uploading documents and working on them in real-time.
Most file types are supported and it needs no installation. – josh

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Considering how the real estate market went down because of the financial crisis, more and more agents use video conferencing in order to get more clients.

I use online meetings all the time. But in my mind agents should only use them when the client or prospect is long distance. Any local meeting should be face-to-face to build rapport and a stronger relationship.

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Real estate agents can have a look at GoMeetNow http://www.gomeetnow.com. This is a web conferencing service which agents can use to show their customers listings, property information and other presentation.