Gold Estates Realty LLC Announces REagent, A Set of Internet-Based Contact Management System Tools for Real Estate Agents.

Maryland -- January 11, 2006 -- Released today, REagent, is an easy to use set of web-based communication and marketing tools that real estate agents can use to more effectively track, service, and communicate privately with customers and clients individually or as an agent defined group. A customized email and letter data merge feature is integrated into REagent as well as an Internet search engine optimized interactive agent website.

"This is a unique real estate toolbox allowing our agents to market themselves to the buying and selling public as well as to maintain communication with clients from first inquiry to closing," said Joe Goldsmith, owner of Gold Estates Realty LLC. Joe stated that "these communication tools help to create a positive relationship and build trust between customers and clients with our agents."

In combination with a drip system analogy, agents send customers and clients individualized monthly and adhoc automated email real estate tips, newsletters, and postcards. These mailings, along with responses from individual contacts, are cataloged and merged into the drip system to help the agent move a customer to client status and then facilitate throughout the entire buying or selling process on to the closing table. The reporting feature keeps the agent informed of all levels of activity so as to make appropriate support adjustments as necessary. All data management is accomplished through each agent’s personal real estate website.

For an agent to customize his or her client communication, a full featured web-based text editor is included. The text editor works similarly to a typical word processor allowing the agent various appealing formatting opportunities to stimulate reading. Graphics, tables, columns, various font and sizes, and mail merge functions may be included in the text to personalize the communication. All content is stored in a database table for reuse or modification. The letter may be sent to a printer, PDF file, or sent to an email routine for individual or bulk personalized mailing. The editor is well suited for flyers, postcards, newsletters, and general letters.