What’s new!

To make it easier for developers & designers to craft beautiful, IDX/MLS real estate websites for their clients, we’ve created the Placester partner program

With Saved Searches, visitors to your Placester real estate website can save specific property searches and access them later via their account dashboards.

The Placester team is excited to announce that we are partnering with Union Street Media, a leading real estate web design and development company.

Placester welcomes Allen Bonde, SVP of Marketing, and Chad Kelly, VP of Finance, to the team.

Placester’s Marketing Genius Podcast makes its debut with episodes featuring Dan Stewart, Katie Lance, and Chris Smith & Jimmy Mackin.

In this post I want you to see how easy it is to take any theme out there on the web and make it a Placester-enabled site. To demonstrate this, I’m taking the popular AgentPress theme from StudioPress, applying some Placester shortcodes and Placester-fying it. The whole process took about an hour, but you can watch this video of the process in about 4 minutes.

Check out highlights from the 2014 REALTORS Conference & Expo, including speakers, sessions, and some big announcements.

With all the pressure to build a great website, it’s easy to get carried away with your web design. Here are 7 ways you may be overdoing it.

Calling all developers and designers: Using the Placester platform, you can build a beautiful, completely custom real estate website or a custom IDX.

The Placester team is excited to announce that we are partnering with Follow Up Boss, a leading lead management solution for real estate professionals.

Dear Placester customers,

Over the past 20 years, our industry has thrived after multiple challenges, including 9/11 and the financial crisis of the late 2000s — and now we all face a new challenge. Who could have imagined when we were ringing in the New Year that a pandemic would be threatening the health of our businesses and our loved ones before the quarter closed?

We all know the classic Walmart tale: Waltons move in, drive mom and pop stores out of business, reduce total jobs, depress wages, and ultimately, hurt property values. But new data suggests that Walmart may not be as bad for local real estate markets as once thought—the question is, does that hold true for real estate agents as well?