Kim Sandberg received the Northeast Florida Association of Realtors (NEFAR) “Silent Angel” award for 2015. The award recognizes a NEFAR Realtor® member who has remained in the background, while going well above and beyond in serving NEFAR through volunteer service and/or support. The award was presented at NEFAR’s 2016 Installation of Officers and Awards Gala on January 20, 2016.
3 Reasons Your MLS-Only Listing Isn’t Performing Like You’d Hoped
When selling your home, having your listing appear in the local Multiple Listing Service, or MLS, is one of the most effective tools you can use to generate exposure. But it’s not a magic bullet for selling your home. In fact, while a flat-fee MLS-only listing may seem like a good bargain, there can be some real disadvantages to this approach, especially when compared to a full-service listing agreement with a licensed Realtor®/real estate professional.
Here’s an abbreviated list of reasons why MLS-only listings sometimes don’t perform as well as advertised: [Read more…]
Do .Realtor Domains Really Matter?
Recently, .Realtor joined a long list of new top-level domain (TLD) names available for use on the Internet. Reserved solely for Realtors®, i.e., members of the National Association of Realtors, the .Realtor TLD seems, at first glance, to be a no-brainer. Why wouldn’t we want to clearly identify ourselves as Realtors® on the web, making it dead simple for potential customers to find us?
The answer, of course, is that we already do. [Read more…]
Kim Sandberg Featured in March 2013 Issue of Florida Realtor Magazine
An article in the March, 2013 issue of Florida Realtor magazine features Kim Sandberg discussing creative ways of earning new business. Titled “Cold Calling: Making Friends with Strangers”, the article features several Realtors discussing the different techniques they use to meet people who may need the services of a licensed Realtor.
The Glamorous Life of a REALTOR® (And How to Spot A Good Agent Along the Way)
It’s no secret that REALTORS® have a bit of a perception problem. The conventional wisdom is that we’re paid too much for doing too little. I guess that’s one thing we have in common with Wall Street CEOs.
But the similarities end there. [Read more…]