There are many reasons to be obsessed with Social Media Marketing. For me it all comes down to one word, "Sharing". Social Media provides consumers with a way to quickly share virtually anything, including favorite new home brands. The key for Builder Marketers is delivering "shareable content". The digital house hunt demands that photos, video tours and listings are abundant and well organized for new home shoppers. Builders have invested significantly in digital content for their websites and most of it can be leveraged across Social Media. Where and how you share matters.
Larry Kim, with Wordstream just published an informative article about Social Media Metrics which included an eye-opening infographic by Red Website Design.
Here are 3 metrics that may influence how you think about leveraging your content on Social Media:
81% Millennials check Twitter at least once a day. And, tweets with images receive 18% more clicks than tweets without images. If you have product designed for the Millennial buyer segments, a Twitter story may be the ticket to reaching this growth demographic. Tweets get to the point and allow someone to see a visual quickly. They are efficient for busy Millennial professionals.
93% of Pinterest users use the platform to plan or make a purchase. Is Pinterest the virtual design studio of the future? I love how TRI Pointe Homes, combines boards of their insightful home designs with an abundance of lifestyle content to nourish hungry Pinterest shoppers. They understand that Pinterest visitors are seeking more than just the home. They are seeking a lifestyle. Trendmaker Homes has designed specific boards to let shoppers view room choices, kitchen designs and exterior options. Features that are often considered upgrades by Builders come standard in their homes and their boards support that messaging.
Almost 80% of Social Media time happens on mobile. If your metrics demonstrate that consumers are finding you through Social channels, you want to be thinking about a Mobile App. Mobile apps are no longer time and cost intensive. We have talked in this blog about designing a mobile community concierge to create a more stylish and "current" welcome experience for Sales Center guests. Our article addresses what makes a mobile app successful (hint: single function and simplicity).
We are tweeting, pinning, posting, writing and helping clients shop through our own Mobile App. Here's where you can find and follow us if you like.
Twitter: @HomebuilderMktg
Instagram: @builderpromotions
Pinterest Board: Fun, Creative, Useful Gift Ideas
Facebook.com/builderpromotions
Shop via our Mobile App: Google Play iTunes App Store
We hope you'll return to check out our blog, Marketing Blueprints to see what resources we're sharing to support Builder Marketers.
Thanks for stopping by. Happy New Year to all!
Cheers,
Leslie Bridges, Chief Blogger
Marketing Blueprints is sponsored by Builder Promotions, Inc. an e-commerce platform and group buying solution which centralizes branded marketing supplies used throughout the new home selling cycle. The platform is supported by humans whose mission it is to gift you back with time you save by centralizing your purchases.
With the Spring Selling season well on it's way, Builder Marketers are thinking about their Summer events. Builder Promotions follows 200+ top Builders on Instagram, and it's clear Instagram is being used by smart builder Marketers to promote Community Events, and this is where a Builder Mobile APP can add marketing horsepower and sales opportunity.
With your branded Mobile App in hand, your prospects can receive invitations to your event and follow up from your Sales Team. You can reward prospects digitally on their App or incentivize them with themed gifts they receive in-person at the event. Here are 5 ideas for using Mobile to attract a crowd, enhance your events and follow up afterward to nurture qualified prospects.
#1 Event: Summer Concerts on the Community Green
Incentivize Attendance: Offer a free download of the band's music or a digital reward music download card with a free song(s) and a branded landing page for your community.
#2 Event: VIP Realtor Cooking Demo with Wine Pairing to Showcase Gourmet Kitchen Design
Invite and Follow-up: Send an Invite through your Mobile App and share recipe content after the event so guests can reproduce what they learned when they entertain at home. Offer an upscale cooking gift. Ask invitees to share their favorite food and wine pairings with the Facebook button that connects to your page from your App.
#3 Event: Farmer's Market "Pop-up" at Your New Home Community
Invite and Incentivize Attendance: Use your Mobile App to share content with seasonal recipes that use Farmer's Market ingredients. Offer an Eco-Recycled Farmer's Market Tote when they arrive. Send notifications about free offers from Market vendors.
#4 Event: Summer Movie Nights
Announce, Tease and Follow-up: Use your Mobile App to announce a family movie night. Set up a link to a trailer of the movie to tease your target audience and follow-up with a digital reward delivering a free movie night at home. All delivered via your prospects' mobile device!
#5 Virtual Event: 72-Hour Facebook Design Jam
Invite, Engage: Use your branded Mobile App to invite prospects to share an image of their happiest place at home (mine is a tiny front porch which I've reimagined as an outdoor living room). Integrate enticing photos of your favorite spaces in new homes you are marketing. Encourage images adorned with family pets to boost FB engagement.
Do you have a one of those creative images that conveys the essence of a recent event? A picture is worth 1000 words and we'd love to see your Event photos on our FaceBook page if you have a minute to post.
Thanks for joining the conversation.
Cheers! Leslie Bridges, Chief Blogger
Marketing Blueprints is sponsored by Builder Promotions, an e-commerce company and proprietary group buying platform that manages branded products and marketing supplies used throughout the new home selling cycle. Builder Promotions' Mobile App supports busy marketers who are doing business on-the-go.
This week I was a participant in one of the best webinars I've seen, bar none. BDX (The Builders Experience) spent 30 minutes showing Builders how to help Realtors bring their clients to see new home communities. I've included a live link to the Slideshare here for anyone who wants to get this information in a quick and concise format. There are some great "aha" moments in 9 information-rich slides.
Builder Promotions has been designing Realtor Referral programs for many years. My goal in listening to the Webinar was to get a solid grasp of the specific challenges in cultivating Realtor relationships in today's market. Everyone knows that the digital house hunt has changed the game for Builder Marketers. What I learned is immediately actionable to anyone with a list of Realtors in their market and web content they can repurpose to help educate and engage them.
As a professional with Sales Management background, I was intrigued by the potential to add Realtors to your salesforce for very little upfront investment. Essentially Realtors are asking Builders for education, relationship building and respect that you are sensitive to the part they play in helping their clients navigate the new home buying process. According to experts, Realtors are ultimately representing 89% of all home buyers. They play an important role in new home sales by providing third party validation of Builder product and shepherding their buyers through the new home buying process. They are in your markets working with prospective home buyers already.
How do you reach Realtors currently? Maybe you are doing enough, and maybe you want to test new points of contact. Perhaps you are just beginning to put marketing dollars toward Realtors again now that the market is trending up. Either way, here are 4 examples of solutions you can use to add Realtors to your sales efforts with tools from Builder Promotions.
- New Homes Sales Companion - Realtor Mobile App - $3000 to develop your complete App, and make it available to any Realtors you target in your market. Includes educational content about your new home sales process, convenient access to your listing feed, mobile client registration and key policy documents Realtors need to work effectively with you. There is a click to call or click to email button that Realtors can use to call you on the spot and make an appointment for their client.
- Video Brochure Direct Mail Campaign - $50 per realtor to develop a 5" x 8" dimensional video brochure that marries the power of video with the benefits of print and graphic design. This is aimed at showcasing your new homes with video you already have, like this video tour by Trendmaker Homes. Print design outlines the new home sales process, registration process and key contact information so that Realtors can share it with their prospects. Campaign design support and direct mail included.
- Realtor Referral Digital Platform: Digital gifts pair with a landing page that captures Realtor contact information or survey results, and rewards them with easy-to-redeem digital gifts from your builder branded site. You set the gift budget! Landing page design is $750. Reports on contacts that redeem are FREE. Consult to help define reward structure - no charge.
- Personalized Realtor Promotional Kit: Create a set of cost-effective branded gifts that are personalized for key realtors you are cultivating. Here's an example: a microfiber lens cloth is a product that does double duty as a brochure for new home product. Use it to communicate the basics of the new home buying process and personalize it with the Realtors contact information, "compliments of" your builder brand. $1 each! It's a cost-effective way to educate about the new home sales process. Personalizing these for Realtors let's them reinforce their relationships with their clients, while telling them about new homes sales as an option, too.
We've launched our own Corporate Mobile App to help our clients Search, Shop and Purchase their community marketing supplies from their mobile device. BP clients engage with us in a lot of different ways. Some people LOVE to shop products in our enormous search engine while others delight in the efficiency of our e-commerce platform to make fast purchases for their regular marketing supplies. And we've found that a lot of our clients use gifts as a way to express their creativity and differentiate their communities. I love BP's Mobile App because it lets everyone do what they like and makes it fun to shop too! Our App is available in the Itunes Store or the Google Play Store.
We are listening to our clients everywhere we can. One thing our clients tell us is that they are crazy busy. Procuring branded products to merchandise models, complement special events and welcome new customers into their homes, is one small task among a broad range of priorities they must attend to every minute of every day.
Our Mobile App is one more step in the direction of making it fast and simple to order builder marketing supplies. More than 50% of us now make e-commerce purchases on our mobile devices, and that number is growing. 30% of Builder Promotions' clients use our e-commerce platform to make their purchases, and that number is growing too. Where do you make your e-commerce purchases? Smart Phone, Tablet, Laptop, Desktop, Smart TV, Smart Watch?
I am thrilled that Mobile Apps can be designed to support a portable work lifestyle. Builder Marketers are constantly on-the-go. Here are some benefits that make our App a fun addition to your virtual office:
- Fast, tons of choice (search engine with 600,000 products)
- Crisp large pictures that make it easy to see on your smartphone.
- In a meeting wondering what to do for your grand opening? Pull out your tablet or smartphone, open the App, search and shop right there on the spot.
- One click to call. One click to quote - Done! Pass it on to our team to handle.
- E-commerce from anywhere. Click to order your quarterly stock of doormats, flags, and private label water in the 2 minutes you have before your next meeting!
- Access your company e-Store at builderpromotions.com. One tap on the e-Store tab and you are there!
Marketing Blueprints is sponsored by Builder Promotions, the Builder's single source for branded products used throughout the home selling cycle. Builder Promotions is an e-commerce company devoted solely to Marketers in the new home vertical. Our App is available in the Itunes Store or the Google Play Store.
Companies that sell tangible goods are starting to stake their claim as Digital enterprises. Should Builders follow this trend? Who knows, but it's worth thinking about, considering the tectonic shift to digital house hunting by today's home buying consumers.
Several months ago, I read an article about Dominos Pizza transforming itself into a technology company that sells Pizza. It makes perfect sense because fast food restaurants deliver convenience and value. Consumers are used to procuring their pizza anywhere at any time of the day or night. It used to be we'd just pick up a phone and order a pizza from virtually anywhere. Mobile technology makes it possible to do the same with any mobile device, which means customers are ordering pizza from a smartwatch, a smartphone, a tablet and in the not-to-distant-future from a Smart TV. So Dominos has figured out they are actually in the technology business because they need to design the best user experience possible on these mobile devices.
This week I saw a GE ad on TV. GE referred to itself in this ad as "The Digital Company that is also an Industrial Company". This is a strong statement from a corporate manufacturing giant. They have always been in the business of helping enterprises perform better to improve life for their end users. With data science and analytics, they have digitized that value proposition. So if GE is staking its claim as a digital business, why not Home Builders? Home builders are in the business of helping people design their best life at home. Buyers dream, design and imagine their new home life in front of a screen for much of their journey to purchase a new home. This means that Builders have to invest in a digital experience that fuels the aspirations of their home buying prospects.As I was writing this post last week, Builderonline.com published an article entitled "Technology as the Builder's most effective power tool". And the article ends with this question: "Ask yourself which kind of company you are – a builder, like many others, or a technology company with specific expertise in building homes?" It's no secret that buyers are using digital tools to find their way through the new home search and almost all other aspects of buying a home. A visit to a sales model has always been an opportunity to let consumers experience beautiful designs in person. It's arguably the most important conversion after a digital search. But now, it's also a critical touchpoint for connecting consumers to digital assets when they are at home househunting from the comfort of their sofa, again.
How does a builder stay connected after a sales model visit? One innovative Developer just launched the first personalized sales model brochure with RFID tagging. They've used technology to help consumers visit models and then personalized model brochures created with RFID tracking technology. If you've ever been followed around an open house by an enthusiastic realtor, you will appreciate that this makes it possible to give consumers more of a self-serve shopping experience, with sales people to consult as needed/wanted. As a consumer, I love this idea.
If I were managing a sales team in this space, I'd take a page out of David Weekley Homes marketing playbook and call them Advisors. I recently signed up for their newsletter to learn more about their brand strategy and market positioning. I received several responses from David Weekley Homes Internet Advisors who thought I might be looking for a new home. They each greeted me warmly and asked me thoughtful questions about my interest. They offered to provide answers and guidance in my search. The whole interaction felt more like concierge service and less like a sales person trying to get me to buy. I'm not in the market for a new home, but they would have easily engaged me if I were. All of this happened through a brief email exchange.
If being digitally-focused makes for a better customer experience, is it worth positioning yourself as a technology company? Does an enterprise act differently if it identifies as a technology or digital company? Time will tell, and I'm sure more than a few builders will have taken the road less traveled and become "the technology company with expertise in selling homes".
Thanks for stopping by.
Cheers!
Leslie Bridges, Chief Blogger
Marketing Blueprints is sponsored by Builder Promotions an e-commerce company that delivers convenience, control and peace of mind. Our builder-specific branded products are used by marketers throughout the home selling cycle.
Two small but important changes were made to our website this week and I thought it worth reporting because, though they are small, they make a big impact.
Why Mobile Responsive Sites Make Life Better
When your phone becomes your computer, you expect it to load images quickly and navigate nimbly to information that is relevant for you. Builderpromotions.com is now a fully mobile responsive site. I breathed a sigh of relief while navigating our site on my iPhone, enjoying larger images and faster navigation. I don't know when my sense of time changed, but I feel like an extra 2 seconds is like getting 15 minutes. This means that it's now super easy for our busy clients to search for products, place an e-commerce order or just click n' connect with our customer service team from your mobile device. So when you are at a building site or on your tablet in a meeting, you can conveniently connect with Builder Promotions and then quickly get back to your other priorities. Life is just better if you can use your mobile device to do business when you need to, wherever you are.Simplicity Matters
How many of us have ditched a landing page that requires us to fill out a long form? I have done this many times. I feel impatient, rushed and pressed for time. And, I confess, I just hate forms, period. Google Analytics is good for tracking a multitude of web metrics. One metric jumped out at me recently. People were leaving our site at the point of requesting information. Not a good thing. We reduced the information we need so you can get help faster. In each web product profile, there is a live link to "request info". This is a really intuitive way to get more information when you are on-the-go and want to get us working for you. Builder marketers are typically working with us from their mobile device in the middle of handling a long list of marketing priorities. This request form now takes three simple steps - Name, Email and tell us what you need. We'll take it from there. No one wants to fill out a long form, especially on a smartphone! Your requests will directly access our customer service team and they will begin work on behalf of your custom project, answering every question and moving the "to do" from your desk to ours. If you haven't tried the new mobile site, give it a whirl. And if you have been frustrated with our "request info" landing page, please give us another chance! If you are interested in little fixes that make a big impact, you may enjoy this blog post outlining 10 tweaks that improve landing page conversion. Thanks for listening in. Let us know how we make it easier to do business with us on your mobile device. Cheers, Leslie Bridges, Chief Blogger Marketing Blueprints is sponsored by Builder Promotions, a branding and procurement solution that delivers branded products and collateral used throughout the home selling cycle.
We've written a few blog posts about our expansion into Mobile Engagement through the launch of BP Digital. We thought it would be a good time to introduce our software partner, Kevin Vaughn CEO of iGlobal Apps. Together, Builder Promotions and iGlobal Apps are on a mission to bring simple, user-friendly and cost-effective Mobile Solutions to Builders nationwide. Professional Builder magazine just published an article about how home buyers are using digital tools in the process of purchasing a new home. The digitization of home selling continues to gain momentum, and mobile engagement is going to be a must-have sales tool. Here's what Kevin had to say about this when we caught up with him last week.
Marketing Blueprints: Kevin, can you talk about why you are so passionate about partnering with us to empower Homebuilders with Mobile marketing tools?
Kevin H. Vaughn, CEO iGlobal Apps: Builders, like all enterprises, need to deliver their value proposition through digital content. Trends in mobilization tell us that digital house hunters will want more access to digital tools and flexibility to stay up to date on new home communities while they are on-the-go. Mobile devices deliver this on-the-go convenience. This is about integrating your brand into your prospects' life. Here are some stats of interest:
- In January of 2014, mobile Internet usage surpassed that of the PC for the first time in history.
- 21% of Millennials have ditched the computer and devoted themselves to their smartphones for online access. That number will grow.
- Mobile Apps account for 89% of time spent on mobile media while only 11% is through the mobile web.
- This year, the costs spent on mobile marketing are rivaling that of desktop advertising, and by 2019, 72% of digital ad spending will go toward mobile.
Event Marketing enables you to play host to your prospects and make it easy for them to experience your location and home designs. Marketers are doing so many creative things to increase traffic at events; we thought we'd devote a blog post to 4 Event Marketing Categories that get beyond food. Don't get me wrong, food works! Gourmet food trucks, Americana BBQ's, food n wine demos and more, all welcome your Sales Center guests into a festive atmosphere. And, who doesn't love to eat! Everyone is doing it. So how do you differentiate your events? Here are some Event ideas that allow home buying prospects to make use of precious weekend time and visit your Sales Centers too.
Informational/Learning Events: These are events that offer learning opportunities that sync with home buying. You give prospects valued in-person content that adds value to the home buying process and showcases your designs.
Our Ideas: Get a local author to do a reading and book signing. Think home decor, food or gardening as a theme. Combine a cookbook author reading with a farmer's market or a cooking demo. Invite a local children's author and create a kid-friendly event. If your school district is a strong housing draw, invite a school Principal to come speak about the benefits for kids educated in the neighborhood school. In the California market, prospects are interested in water use/costs. In this market, providing content about low water home design or drought resistant landscaping would deliver information most home buying consumers are seeking currently. I noticed a builder on Instagram promoting a class about mortgage financing in a market where there are a lot of first-time buyers.
Exercise Events: While we were traveling this summer, we met a group of journalists "sampling" our Lodge as part of a trip through several properties. I awoke one morning to find them enjoying an early morning Yoga class with a local Yoga Master. They were situated on mats under a shaded trellis, next to the kitchen's organic garden. The hotel was able to showcase their outdoor environment by pairing it with the class. The journalists looked serene, calm and happy afterward. They said they loved it! Everyone needs to move more, and most of us sit at computers more than we should. So why not promote your outdoor space by hosting exercise classes with local community experts.
Our Ideas: Start and end a 5K run from your Sales Center. Finish with healthy snacks, water and offer maps of running/walking trails in the area. Host Yoga, Zumba, or any other fun fitness class that works outside. Begin and end a Fitbit walking challenge from your Sales Center. People love to get moving on weekends, and you can marry that desire with a visit to your Sales Center, by helping prospects make time for something they want/need to do anyway.
Charity Events: Local charities benefit from the sponsorship of community businesses. Include prospects in your brand's charitable efforts and create an event around fund-raising or volunteering to help a non-profit near your new home community.
Our Ideas: Tap local music talent to create a festive atmosphere and make it fun and easy for people to give or volunteer their time. You can partner with a food bank and pack boxes for homeless shelters. A local homeless organization near us is trying to collect 8400 pairs of shoes to get an image of what it looks like to take care of 8400 homeless people. They will use them for an art installation and fund-raising event and then distribute them to their shelter members. It's a simple way to help, and most of us can recycle a pair of shoes. People want to give, and they want to teach their kids to give. In providing these kinds of events, you demonstrate that a "sense of community" already permeates your new home neighborhood. It's a powerful draw for people who know they are buying more than a home when they decide to buy new.
Mobile Events: These are events where you take your product to your customers. Hard to imagine with a home, but think Food Trucks and Pop-Up Retails Shops. Not everyone can get to a new home sales center when you have your event. Why not take a "Mobile Sales Center" to your prospects where they are already shopping, eating, and living. These cost more, but the mobility might just pay for itself if you are a larger builder.
Our Ideas: Ride the Food Truck wave and create a mobile Sales Center that delivers big screen virtual tours of your homes and interactive registration devices that make it fun and rewarding for prospects to share their contact information. Including music will give people a reason to hang around. Retailers are successfully using the food truck idea to market products. We know you cannot put a home into a shopping cart, but builder marketers can capitalize on the trend in Pop-Up stores, and bring the Sales Center experience to consumers. How would you design a mobile "sales center"? This Adidas shoe box is a creative piece of mini-real estate designed to attract consumers to the brand outside of the standard retail setting.
For any of these types of events, make use of local celebrities - authors, athletes, artists, musicians, chefs, etc. Local celebrities love to participate in their communities. If you are Marketer, you are probably a networker, and you already know someone who knows someone! And to help you attract a crowd, Click here to make use of a checklist for marketing your events.
Thanks for joining the conversation. We hope this adds value to your week.
Cheers!
Leslie Bridges, Chief Blogger
Marketing Blueprints is sponsored by Builder Promotions, a branding solution that delivers brand consistency throughout the home selling cycle.
When digital house hunters reward you by scheduling a visit to your sales center on their busy weekend, you want to be mindful that you are competing with precious weekend recreation. It pays to think about how you can curate a great customer experience to nurture this important advance through your sales funnel.
Curating a customer experience takes thoughtful design and smart execution, something our Builder marketing clients do with excellence. But there's only so much time in the day and our clients are doing amazing work with historically lean marketing departments!
Given the staggering growth of mobile usage, we think it's the ideal time to launch a Mobile Channel to help our clients personalize the brand experience the minute someone self-identifies on your website and the process of getting browsers to visit a sales model, begins. Our mobile app enables you to automate mobile marketing and makes it easy to curate a great customer experience, without adding marketing staff. Think of it as a "Virtual Community Concierge" that means your next Sales Model visitor just an APP away!
When home buyers you are nurturing decide to visit your sale centers, your Community Concierge App can make them feel like they are receiving a personalized service -- like they would get from an actual Concierge. It would help prospects.
- Plan their sales model visits
- Click to call for a personalized tour
- Get on-the-go directions to sales models
- Experience your well-designed home environments in-person
- Locate your other sales centers in the region, not your competitors
- Search "around us" and find a place to relax and grab a bite or drink to imagine their lives in your new homes.
- Access your social media to talk about their visit.
- Engage with Builder "Internet Advisors" via call/email/text
- 89% of new home shoppers use a mobile search engine at the onset and throughout their research.
- Mobile applications are used by 68% of new home shoppers at the onset and throughout their research.
- Get general information about homes
- Get directions to an open house on-the-go
- Compare Prices/Features
- Search Inventory
- Contact a Sales Person or Agent
- Read customer reviews
- Research financing options
- Watch video content
- Easy access to product information (homes) and store location (sales centers)
- Help planning and navigating Trips (on-the-go sales center directions)
- Ability to communicate in real-time (one click access to builder sales contacts)
- Proactive and relevant (to them) information and services within the context of their location at a particular time (around us GPS for your other sales models and places to grab a bite or drink in the neighborhood)
Have you heard the term, "weekend enabler technology"? I thought it sounded like another soundbite, but I realized that we use technology to enable our weekend fun more than we think! Whether it's Open Table to create a gathering, Fandango to schedule a family movie night or StubHub to get last minute tickets to a game or concert, mobile apps help us create and schedule weekend fun. When digital house hunters reward you by scheduling a visit to your sales center on their busy weekend, you want to be mindful that you are competing with precious weekend recreation. It pays to think about how you can curate a great customer experience to nurture this important advance through your sales funnel.
So, how can builder marketers use weekend enabler technology to infuse convenience and fun into the sales model visit? Curating a customer experience takes thoughtful design and smart execution, something our builder clients do with excellence. But there's only so much time in the day and our clients are doing amazing work with historically lean marketing departments!
Given the staggering growth of mobile usage, we think it's the ideal time to launch a Builder Mobile App to help our clients brand the sales center customer experience from start to finish. Our mobile app enables you to automate mobile marketing and makes it easy to curate a great customer experience, without adding marketing staff. Think of it as a "Virtual Community Concierge".
When home buyers you are nurturing decide to visit your sale centers, your Mobile App can make them feel like they are receiving a personalized service -- like they would get from a Concierge. A Virtual Community Concierge could help prospects:
- Plan their sales model visits
- Click to call for a personalized tour
- Get on-the-go directions to sales models
- Experience your well-designed home environments in-person
- Locate your other sales centers in the region, not your competitors
- Search "around us" and find a place to relax and grab a bite or drink to imagine their lives in your new homes.
- Access your social media to talk about their visit.
- Engage with Builder "Internet Advisors" via call/email/text
- 89% of new home shoppers use a mobile search engine at the onset and throughout their research.
- Mobile applications are used by 68% of new home shoppers at the onset and throughout their research.
- Get general information about homes
- Get directions to an open house on-the-go
- Compare Prices/Features
- Search Inventory
- Contact a Sales Person or Agent
- Read customer reviews
- Research financing options
- Watch video content
- Easy access to product information (homes) and store location (sales centers)
- Help planning and navigating Trips (on-the-go sales center directions)
- Ability to communicate in real-time (one click access to builder sales contacts)
- Proactive and relevant (to them) information and services within the context of their location at a particular time (around us GPS for your other sales models and places to grab a bite or drink in the neighborhood)