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Nick Fundytus Realtor Wiki
  1. Overview
    1. Positions
      1. Marketing Administrator
    2. CEO Tasks
    3. COO Tasks
    4. CFO Tasks
  2. My Brand
  3. Common Tasks
  4. Website
  5. Marketing Plan
    1. Client Events
      1. Client Events (Old Procedures for Reference)
    2. Blog
    3. Content Marketing Hub and Spoke
    4. Contests (Social)
    5. iXact eNewsletter
    6. Bombbomb E-Blast
    7. Market in a Minute
  6. Listing a Property for Sale
    1. Winning the Listing
    2. Pre-Listing Phase
      1. Inputting Information for a New Listing in to Matrix
      2. Putting a New Listing on Nick's Website
      3. Preparing Documents for Electronic Signing
      4. Creating Feature Sheets
    3. Exclusive Listing Phase
    4. Listing Procedures (Old Procedures for Reference)
    5. Forms You Will Need - Listing
    6. Video, Photo and Virtual Tour
  7. Working with a Buyer
    1. Buyer Procedures (Old Procedures for Reference)
    2. Depositing a Cheque with Another Brokerage
    3. Completing a "Receipt of Funds"
    4. Forms You Will Need - Buyer
    5. Buyer Presentation
    6. New Buyer Checklist - Administrative
  8. Understanding Forms
    1. Agreement of Purchase of Sale (from course with Keri)
    2. Understanding the Agreement of Purchase and Sale (OREA)
    3. Understanding Buyer Representation Agreement (OREA)
    4. Understanding CONDO Agreement of Purchase and Sale (OREB)
    5. Understanding the Listing Agreement
  9. Tools and Apps
    1. Agent Resources
    2. Bombbomb
      1. Bombbomb and Youtube: Transfer Videos
      2. Bombbomb E-Blast
    3. Canva
    4. Fiverr
    5. Google Tag Manager
    6. iXact Contact (CRM)
    7. Matrix
      1. How to Book a Single Showing
    8. Nexone (Faltour)
      1. How to Mark Up a Counter-Offer for E-Signatures
      2. How to Create and Upload FINTRAC Individual Identification Records
      3. Finalizing in Nexone
    9. Nickfundytus.ca
    10. Prezi
    11. RLP Smart Studio
    12. Showing Time
    13. Trello
    14. Webforms
    15. Kashoo
    16. Misc. Websites and their uses
    17. Instagram
    18. Slack
    19. Twitter
  10. Client Events
    1. Holiday Kick Off Party
    2. Bonspiel for Shelter
    3. Tire Change Day
  11. Giveaway Contests
    1. How to Export from KingSumo to Bombbomb
  12. Ads
  13. Definitions and Terms
  14. How to Organize Google Drive
  15. Random Things You Need to Know
  16. Finalizing Checklist Before Going LIVE!
  17. Showing Time Preperation
  18. Misc. Contacts
  19. Open Houses
  20. Monthly Market Summaries
  21. Ottawa Neighborhoods - Directions
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FOR A VIDEO WALK-THROUGH, CLICK HERE

Summary

  • Trello is a web-based list-making application. We use it for lists and processes.

  • we use this in conjunction with Slack to organize tasks and clients

Description

  • think of Trello as multiple pin boards that you can organize items on

these are "boards"

  • these are some of our boards

  • they are located in the upper left corner of the page

this is "Nick's To Do" board as an example

  • above is Nick’s To Do board

  • each board has “columns” and “cards”

  • you can create as many channels and cards as you like and move card from column to column as you work though something

  • this board has everything we are working on that is not related directly to any specific client

Buyer Pipeline Board on Trello

  • To create a card, simply select the “+Add another card” at the end of

  • add a title to the card

  • you can load almost anything to a Trello card including:

    • PDF

    • JPG

    • PNG

    • MP4

    • screenshots

    • files

    • documents

  • you can also:

    • add members to assign

    • a description

    • checklists

      • you can also create template checklists to add to cards easily

      • there are pre-made checklists for buyers and listings

    • due dates

    • link google drive

    • assign an image as a cover image (make it a pic of the clients so that you know who is who)

Slack Integration

  • Slack and Trello talk to each other!

  • you can send a card to a Slack channel

  • there are further integrations, but we do not use them as of now

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