Coldwell Banker’s CBx Seller Leads, a free lead service for affiliated companies, has seen a 74 percent adoption rate in its first 12 months. The “machine learning” software helps convert leads into listings at three times the market rate, according to the company.
Source: Inman News
Coldwell Banker in pole position? CBx Seller Leads sees big 1st-year growth
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