RPR® Delivers Members’ Top-Requested Feature: Mailing Labels
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CHICAGO (July 10, 2019) – Realtors Property Resource® (RPR), a nationwide data platform and a wholly owned subsidiary of the National Association of REALTORS®, is pleased to introduce Mailing Labels as a new feature within its array of products and programs exclusively for REALTORS®. RPR users can now create ready-to-print mailing labels for farming, prospecting or direct mail marketing within custom geographies.
“Through a targeted outreach program, RPR met with MLS CEOs and user focus groups to solicit input to help RPR provide additional value to agents and brokers.” said Emily Line, Vice President of Member Experience. “Mailing labels came up consistently in those conversations, coinciding with user feedback from other RPR channels and social media where the number-one requested feature has been the ability to create mailing labels. We’ve listened, and we’re excited to deliver this new capability to our users.”
Armed with RPR’s new Mailing Labels feature, REALTORS® will be able to create farming or prospecting lists and generate up to 2,000 pre-formatted labels per month for mailings to residential or commercial property owners based on any RPR search. The easy-to-create labels are available in popular formats and users can choose to export results into a standard CSV file. The data used to create the lists is licensed from Black Knight, RPR’s public records provider.
“As a member of the RPR User group for Mailing Labels, I was able to preview and share feedback about the feature while it was being developed,” said Jennifer Archambeault, Broker/Owner of Urban Provision REALTORS® in Austin, TX. “RPR has been one of my core business tools for years. Now, with the addition of this new feature, RPR can now do more to help REALTORS® generate new opportunities with buyers and sellers.”
Additionally, REALTORS® who are interested in expanded capabilities or additional fields for their mailing labels can link directly from RPR into Black Knight’s property analytics product, SiteXPro.com. This added benefit will help REALTORS® who are looking for advanced list generation features. The link, and a discount, will be available for RPR users beginning in August through a banner on the bottom of the Mailing Labels modal window.
“REALTORS® know how important it is to keep their prospecting pipeline full and to have the right tools to create dynamic direct mail campaigns,” said Leslie Rouda Smith, Broker with Dave Perry-Miller Real Estate in Dallas, TX. “The new Mailing Labels feature in RPR will give agents a simple way to market new listings, just sold properties, or promote their brand.”
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About Realtors Property Resource®
Realtors Property Resource, LLC®, a wholly owned subsidiary of the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS®, is an exclusive online real estate database created to support the core competence of its members. The parcel-centric database, covering more than 160 million residential and commercial U.S. properties, provides REALTORS® with the analytical power to help clients make informed decisions while increasing efficiency in the marketplace.
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Many thanks to those that contributed to bringing this new feature to RPR.
Mailing labels of current listings I don’t want.
I want labels of properties NOT currently for sale nor pending.
Kari, then you need to do an “All Properties” search. As you see, the labels are pulling from your search results. So search for what you want, then use the filters and sort…then access the labels. Does this help?
Thank you Reggie.
So excited about this new feature to help expand my business.
Thank you NAR
Great new feature. Thanks!!!
Long-awaited feature that gives more value to REALTOR’s services. Thanks
I have a 2023 Macbook. Does the Avery Label software work with a MacBook and an HP printer? If not, what printer and software for labels works best with MacBook?