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Sign into your accountNo Pressure, No Problem: Take the Video Chat Challenge
April 17 2017
We've given you our take on the best video chat apps out there, and shown you five different ways you can use video chat to up your services to clients. But... you haven't fired up FaceTime or ooVoo with a client yet, have you?
It's alright to have some nerves, but it's time to move past them so you can delight and surprise every client, no matter how near, far, busy or slow-moving.
So. It's time. For the video chat challenge.
Step One: Buddy Up
When you're intro-ing any new technology, it's important to do as many test runs as you need before taking the new tool or app into "prime time." So first, find a buddy who also wants to learn how to use video chat. It can be a fellow agent, your broker or office tech liaison, a listing coordinator... and if all else fails, it can be a spouse, your teenage kid or a personal friend.
Step Two: Choose One App
Review our top five video chat apps and decide which one seems the most suited to your business. Ideally, you and your buddy will want to try the same app (so you can give each other pointers). But if you feel that different tech would work best, then tackle one app one week, and the other app the following week so everyone wins.