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but there's finally a chance to control costs and a portal will become a service that's judged on the results it delivers compared with its cost.... not what it chooses to charge

2 two rummage4 clients I've spoken to today, talking about what we've helped them save from a single supplier. £37,800 by going #backtobasiconly. No bells, no whistles and most important.... no loss of business. @CMAgovUK let the industry down allowing the duopoly to be formed

5 bed detached house For Sale in Le Mar View, Southowram, Halifax rummage4property.co.uk/prope…

#proximitypropertysearch look for properties in, near, by; name, a place of work, place of leisure, a street, an estate, a school, development 🎼Who do you think you are kidding Mr Rightmove if think you'll compete with this? Town/postcode searching😳? that's what's done for

Don't think of rummage4 as a portal, rummage4 is an engine, an element, an embed that fits into an agents digital statregy. It reinforces an agent's digital presence. It's a way of capturing and containing enqiries rather than sharing them about. For agents not portal listers!

Seems I can't help but get myself in trouble; this time an opinion that a business has a duty to itself beyond that of it's suppliers shareholders. A business owner who un-nessesarily gives £1000 to someone else every month for no logical reason is failing their own stakeholders

Coming from a cutting edge #propetech innovator who is carving out a reputation for themselves- I'll take that. Thank you.

"this allows my call centre staff to search my register better than they can run off a match in the CRM system. It's ideal for the weekend or locum staff too who can email a targeted selection of properties without really knowing the area or what's come on and off the market"

An agent listing all they can get at prices to schmooze a vendors ego is building a register of costs and commitments as well as a reputation for bad advice & inability to sell, but it will be failing to control their costs that will kill them, ahead of eroded fees

along came the portals with a town and price search and matching went to pot along comes rummage4 to show them what you've got. I've literally un-blurred the line between traditional, professional estate agency and passive intermediary internet listing (with or with offices)

There was a time when applicants spoke to agents, agents listened and deciphered what they were asked for into a selection of properties that closest fitted the request. An agent would do their best to downplay the omissions and overcome objections to sell them what they'd got.

"Hello, I'm a first time buyer, I have a mortgage arranged in principle and would quite like to be in for Christmas!" I'm terribly sorry but your Facebook profile isn't up to date and the fancy algorithm hasn't highlighted you're hot to trot. Please work on that and apply later.