There are a few things we’re working on here at ChoiceA that may be of interest to users. First, you can now cross-post your ChoiceA listings to Craigslist or Backpage. We give you the HTML code and it’s as simple as copying the code from your ChoiceA management page, and the pasting it into the description box on your Craigslist posting. The benefits are that you can now post an unlimited number of your FSBO photos (even if they’re high-resolution) on both ChoiceA and Craigslist, versus the four images you are allowed to upload to Craigslist as a default. Also, you get our snazzy overlay where all of your ChoiceA information is now listed on Craigslist too. As most people re-post to Craigslist weekly, this copy/paste method saves time while offering the ability to post more photos. This service is available now, to use it simply click on the link that we sent you via email when you posted your listing on ChoiceA.
In the near future we will begin to distribute your listing to multiple channels. We already make it easy for you to cross-post to Craigslist and Backpage, but soon we’ll push your listings out to millions of more potential buyers by syndicating to sites like Oodle, Vast and other relevant third-party sites. You will not need to take any action, we will do this for you, and if you edit or delete your listing at ChoiceA it will be edited or deleted on the distribution sites as well within 24 hours. Further, your individual listings are ‘indexable’ by Google and other search engines. This means that Google crawls (finds & records) your individual listing, and dependent on input search criteria your listing shows up in individual search results. We are also building an analytics offering, where you’ll ultimately be able to see how many people have viewed your listing, and from where. This will allow you to know how much visibility you’re getting. We are working on these things and many more offerings that will allow us to continue to knock down the obstacles to being a FSBO. Any questions, just ask.
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