Comments on: Real estate consultants & builder should use internet & social media http://unyscape.com/blog/case-studies/real-estate-consultants-builder-should-use-internet-social-media.php Fri, 11 Sep 2009 05:59:46 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Satish http://unyscape.com/blog/case-studies/real-estate-consultants-builder-should-use-internet-social-media.php/comment-page-1#comment-3 Satish Fri, 11 Sep 2009 05:59:46 +0000 http://unyscape.com/?p=167#comment-3 Now the challenge for us to connect with builders and convince them to have a blog for every property which will bring more than certain amount of money. My company can even do reporting and blog writing for them. Blog with buyer registration & community concept can be a great solution. We started connecting with builders lets see how it goes Now the challenge for us to connect with builders and convince them to have a blog for every property which will bring more than certain amount of money. My company can even do reporting and blog writing for them. Blog with buyer registration & community concept can be a great solution. We started connecting with builders lets see how it goes

]]> By: Anand http://unyscape.com/blog/case-studies/real-estate-consultants-builder-should-use-internet-social-media.php/comment-page-1#comment-2 Anand Fri, 11 Sep 2009 05:53:09 +0000 http://unyscape.com/?p=167#comment-2 I completely agree with this. I bought a house last year and its almost in completion phase. But since I paid for the same and today's date, there has been very little or you can say negligible interaction with the builder. We (the people who bought a house in that apartment) formed a Google Group where we can get updates about the progress from locals. The builder is not interacting with the customers on a regular basis at all. Though am lucky that I bought it from one of the trusted builders in that city but then, as a customer I think that the 'customer satisfaction' will multiply 100 times if the builder starts a dialog with his customers!!! Anand www.AnandDholi.com I completely agree with this. I bought a house last year and its almost in completion phase. But since I paid for the same and today’s date, there has been very little or you can say negligible interaction with the builder. We (the people who bought a house in that apartment) formed a Google Group where we can get updates about the progress from locals.

The builder is not interacting with the customers on a regular basis at all. Though am lucky that I bought it from one of the trusted builders in that city but then, as a customer I think that the ‘customer satisfaction’ will multiply 100 times if the builder starts a dialog with his customers!!!

Anand
http://www.AnandDholi.com

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