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Startup company Agentology provides a “rapid response” service to agents, by using sales reps to vet buyer and seller leads and referring these leads to other brokers, who are willing to take the jobs. Read more on The Real...
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This deluge of leads coming in to real estate agencies across the country from online sources is the inspiration for Agentology, a new startup that just raised $12 million in a round led by Defy.vc. Read more on TechCrunch...
Read MoreAgents are also turning to platforms like Agentology to improve customer experience by cutting down their response times to initial inquiries. Read more on Forbes...
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Agentology, a lead qualification service and referral network for real estate agents, raised $4.5 million to invest in more technology and to scale its service to the country’s top agents and teams. The financing was led by Freestyle Capital, with participation from Entry Ventures Group and OurCrowd, attracting advisors including Allan Dalton, former president and CEO of Realtor.com, and Steve Rodgers, former president and CEO of Prudential California Realty. Read more on Benzinga...
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Real estate is one of those industries that has been rather slow on the uptake of technology, which makes a lot of sense. Buying and selling a home is one of the biggest, most personal decisions in a person’s life, and the shift to online browsing, transactions, etc. was bound to take longer than other sectors. Brokers, too, have grown accustomed to their ways and are usually hesitant to use technology to upgrade their processes. Read more on TechCrunch...
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