Ed Carey, founder and CEO of Audience Town, a new real estate advertising company, believes lead generation in its common forms is antiquated and becoming diluted. Here’s why he thinks that programmatic advertising is the future of online outreach for the real estate industry.
Source: Inman News
Audience Town believes it can end ‘pay and spray’ advertising
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