The single most significant change we’ve introduced to our website framework in the last few years is the inclusion of full-featured Property Listings. The module will make its way out of a lengthy Beta sometime soon and find its way into our standard website and Elementor plugins. The Property module is significant and unique in that the effectiveness of the
Note to clients. On the back on the Streets API, and as another necessary measure before we introduce the Property Module and website widgets, we’ve added a single search form on your website that’ll search a single Aussie address and then immediately redirect you to a dedicated page with a ton of data specific to that location. The point of
There’s a property module integrated with Yabber that we’ve used ourselves for some time, and the features will be enabled in a plugin update we’ll be pushing this month. First, why did we build a property module into a broker website? Apart from the obvious overlap with many brokers wearing many hats, the module is designed to support your property
We’ve recently updated our Census API to better support the creation of graphs on your website. The API supports what is literally *millions* of graphs, and your website now supports a couple thousand of them. An Elementor plugin is forthcoming that’ll make the creation process easier. Having access to Census and general audience data is a marketing imperative – It’s
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