Additionally, I'm glad to see Brian got his developers to turn off auto-play introduction video.
Michael Price
· 2 years ago
This represents a major shift in the overall business model for Zolve. Overcoming the price objection was tough. Unfortunately I don't think it will be any easier to move to a mass adoption model. The only way to find out is to test the waters. The jury is still out on whether or not social media tools are important enough to r.e. professionals to subscribe to a pay-to-play model. In my opinion the site's success is going to require some more creative revenue streams and a strong consumer facing side.
Maureen Francis
· 2 years ago
That kind of shift in pricing is worse than most of my listings in Metro Detroit. :->
Clearly the old prices weren't working. MP is right. It is a shift in a business model. Personally, this wired in tech geek Realtor is totally social networked out. The thought of actually paying money to be rated is, well... Let's just say it is an idea before it's time.
Idetrorce
· 2 years ago
very interesting, but I don't agree with you Idetrorce
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Clearly the old prices weren't working. MP is right. It is a shift in a business model. Personally, this wired in tech geek Realtor is totally social networked out. The thought of actually paying money to be rated is, well... Let's just say it is an idea before it's time.
Idetrorce