“Zillow, please understand that the magic is gone for me and for many other agents who trusted and partnered with you for years,” writes agent Meg Jones Mullin in a follow-up to her break-up letter with Zillow. She and other agents sound off about how Premier Agent leads have slipped.
Source: Inman News
‘Zillow, it’s not me, it’s you’ Part 2: Premier Agent leads are weak
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