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BoomTownboomtownroi.comBoomTown provides real estate marketing software and technology, including expert lead generation, IDX websites, an intelligent CRM, and lead management services in scalable packages. Its Success Assurance program uses Lead Concierges to monitor your database and engage leads at the right time to maximize ROI. The platform is offered in Launch, Core, Grow, and Advance packages and is used by about 40,000 real estate professionals, with demos available.
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BoomTown — particularly focused on team/brokerage routing, response-time accountability, agent conversion, and source-level ROI reporting.
BoomTown — An enterprise-grade platform geared toward high-volume teams. It includes comprehensive lead distribution engine settings, accountability tracking for agent response times, and high-level ROI and source-quality reporting dashboards.
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BoomTown + Brokermint — particularly interesting if you want a sophisticated front-office CRM/property-search experience while connecting it to a dedicated back office.
BoomTown is particularly good if lead generation + IDX property search + CRM are the center of the operation.
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BoomTown: Ideal for teams needing a complete system, merging powerful lead generation, a consumer website, and robust CRM functionality.
BoomTown: Specializes in high-volume lead management for real estate teams.
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BoomTown: A heavy-hitter platform designed for top-producing teams and brokerages.
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