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3 Ways to Use Video Chat in Real Estate

September 10 2015

p2 VideoMessagingDo you Skype, FaceTime or schedule Hangouts with your buyers or sellers? If you're not using these free web-based video chat services in your real estate business, you should be!

We're going to tell you three ways you can use them to improve communications and boost your marketing in just a minute, but first, here's a breakdown of three of the most popular video conferencing services:

  1. Skype – By now, almost everyone has heard of Skype. It's the free way to video call anyone in the world, no matter which desktop or mobile device they use. You can also use it to send photos and files.
  2. FaceTime – Make video calls from your Mac device. If both you and your client have an iPhone, iPad or Mac computer, this video calling service is built right in.
  3. Google Hangouts – Initially only available as a part of Google+, Hangouts now has standalone iOS and Android apps. Hangouts is ideal for group chats involving people at multiple locations. In addition to video chatting, you can share your desktop, making it great for work meetings too.

If you or your clients don't have the time to learn new technology, you can still record video footage using the camera function in your phone. Then you can text or email that video to your clients, so they have the experience of seeing and hearing from their agent, instead of just reading a copy-only message.

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