e-Agent is giving away a 50 Inch Samsung Flat Screen TV!
In our first ever give-a-way contest we have seen a few
early e-Agents emerge as the front runners! For those of
you who do not know about the contest, we are currently
offering all existing clients the ability to win a brand
new 50 inch flat screen Samsung television to anyone who
sells a minimum of 10 points worth (or more, highest point
total wins) of territories to new real estate agents. Who
ever has the most points at the end of the 60 days wins!
Second and third place are cash-related prizes.

If you are an existing client and you would like to be part of this
contest all you have to do is get people to sign up, select
"Referred by another e-Agent" on the sign up page, and fill
in your name. That's it! Who ever has the most points at
midnight EST on June 20th, 2005 will win a brand new Samsung
50 inch flat screen television shipped to their door, courtesy
of e-Agent.
All e-Agents are automatically enrolled; however,
it is not necessary for any client to participate in the
give-a-way. This is our first contest with hopefully more
to come. If you would like to become an e-Agent please
contact us at 1-866-EAGENTS (324-3687) or feel free to write
to our sales department at sales@e-agent.biz and someone will
be in contact with you shortly for a free search engine analysis.
New e-Agent CMA Program in the making
Since the start of our CMA pilot-program in mid-February this year we have seen real estate agents
in our network very responsive and wonderfully receptive to this new product and our special
introductory offering of $15 per lead with no real commitment time wise to be part of the program.
Well over 90% of the e-Agents who opted into the program are still subscribed and more than 60% of
new clients have opted to get the leads so we need to expand the advertising and this program entirely
going forward. Since e-Agent is going to expand the CMA program in the near future we will be bringing
up our pricing up to match the industry standard, pay for the cost of advertising more aggressively and
dedicate manpower internally for what will become an entirely new department.
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