7 comments » Exclusive Pre-Launch Offer: RSS Pieces Introduces Semi-Custom Template Real Estate BlogsThese high impact real estate blog templates come in a variety of colors can be live in as little as 1 hour form the time we receive your full order and assets and offer you the greatest level of flexibility.
Want an affordable way to start blogging now? Custom blog design can take weeks to get just right, so RSS Pieces came up with an automated system for building semi-custom template blogs. These high impact real estate blog templates come in a variety of colors can be live in as little as 1 hour form the time we receive your full order and assets and offer you the greatest level of flexibility. You upload all your own images, including headers and logos, add your lead generators and customize all the text (even in static areas) through the back end of the RSS Pieces proprietary Diachronics blogging platform. It's easy, fast and affordable. This product does not officially launch until mid July, but we are offering a pre release offering with 4 selected templates now. After the official launch you will be able to choose from tons of templates, each in a variety of colors with new templates added to our library weekly and set your blog up yourself online in less than 1 hour. These templates make it easy to switch between them, so when you are tired of your blog, you can change it yourself! Flip layouts, colors, call to action buttons, etc in minutes.
Pricing: $999 setup,
$69/mo Timeframe to live for pre-launch product: 1-3 hours (Once all assets received, name servers are set and if no manual changes are required to the template itself) Template Features:
Platform features:
Jamey, Prezzi, Miami Rentals and Sales Blog
Hosting and backup features:
Customer Support
Read also: The RSS Pieces Real Estate Blog Creed Our 4 Pre Release TemplatesTEMPLATE I Example: Kam Hubbard: Cedar Rapids IA Real Estate Colors: Brown, Green, Pink, Blue, Orange, Red, Turquoise, Lilac, Beige, Yellow TEMPLATE II Example: The Jove Team: Rancho Cucamonga Real Estate Colors: Ocean, Bordeaux, Yellow, Grass, Gray, Red, Black, Blue, Green, Lilac TEMPLATE III Example: Jamey Prezzi: Brickell Miami Rentals Colors: Black, White TEMPLATE IV Example: Debra Davis: Find Atlanta Homes Colors: Blue, Red, Green, Black, Orange TEMPLATE IV Example: Jason Secor: Birmingham Alabama Colors: Light Wood, Dark Wood, Curtain, Feather, Concrete, Space, Soccer, Lights, Letter
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Posted on June 14, 2008 17:09:26
Comment from: hunterjackson [Member]   Mary, Besides the template base content of the "semi custom" blog, what are some of the differences between the full blog and the semi custom blog?  Permalink June 14, 2008 18:00:35Comment from: Guest [Visitor] · http://www.rsspieces.comHunter, Nothing. It is simply that our designers do not have touch the template. The feature set is identical except that the forward facing site is a template rather than a custom design. In a custom template, our grpahics team spends hours designing graphics for the site and custom pages - in a template blog- we do not do any graphics or custom pages- your get a bare template with lots of wdget areas you can populate with custom content and image folders that you can upload your header images to. We setup the blog in the color you select, but the adding your headers and logos is the part you do. It's very easy to do all that - no coding necessary- all WYSIWYG so it takes less than 5 minutes and it gives you better flexibility so if you want to change things you can. With a custom blog you don't have that flexibility so there is benefit to having a semi custom template blog. Permalink June 14, 2008 18:40:58Comment from: DeeinAustin [Visitor] · http://www.AustinRealEstateToday.comI was wondering if I can move to another blog platform later. I doubt I'd EVER want to move and wouldn't see why anyone would, but it's one of those FAQs that I like to know. Is there an export feature on these so I can import to wordpress or future platforms? I get a little timid when it comes to hosted solutions because I lose the flexibility of moving if for some reason I decide to in the future. Permalink June 19, 2008 10:52:16Comment from: Guest [Visitor] · http://www.rsspieces.comDee, Yes, we export to an xml file you can pull into WP or other blog platforms that support importing xml content files.
-mary Permalink June 19, 2008 11:04:53Comment from: Jamie Geiger [Visitor] · http://www.GilbertRealEstatehomes.comHi Mary, I choose Template 2- color Red Thanks Jamie Permalink June 21, 2008 01:02:49Comment from: Paul Francis [Visitor] · http://www.LasVegasRealEstatehome.comHey Mary, Will these blogs automatically be updated as time / technology improves? My big hangup with some of my sites is that they are still stuck in 2001. Thanks!
Permalink June 25, 2008 03:05:21Comment from: Guest [Visitor] · http://www.rsspieces.comPaul, Yes - 1. we constantly update the platform itslef to keep pace with securty adn technology changes and 2. since we will be adding many new tempaltes per month ans each user has the ability to flip their template anytime then want with a single click of the button- you can update the look to keep pace with changes in design styles. Permalink June 25, 2008 09:50:36Comment on this article This post has 1 feedback awaiting moderation... |
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