As real estate agents, we need to know and stay on top of the MLS inside out. That’s hard to do with the current MLS experience. Sitting at a desktop and staring at a spreadsheet doesn’t encourage us to engage with the MLS consistently.

If we think about the apps we love to use, they share the same things. They are designed for palm-of-hand consumption, are mobile-first, are highly visual, and are incredibly scrollable.

What if we could bring that same experience to the MLS and truly bring listings to life?

Tuesday is an app revolutionizing the MLS experience so agents can spend more time sharpening their expertise. Ultimately, listings are a story, and MLS spreadsheets don’t tell that story well.

What inspired the creation of Tuesday, and how is it helping agents get better? In this episode, founder Coleton Boyer shares why it’s high time the MLS experience improved and how he’s doing it.

Every listing tells a story. If it’s a successful transaction, the content was good and the price was right. Stories are visual, they aren’t meant to be consumed through spreadsheets. -Coleton Boyer

Three Things You’ll Learn In This Episode 

• Visual, social and mobile
  For agents, knowing the market and staying on top of the data can be hard and boring. What would make it a more enjoyable experience? 
• Every listing tells a story
  A listing that sells quickly tells us that the images, pricing, and marketing worked. What can we glean from the expired listings?
• The power of visual accountability
  In a post-NAR settlement world, agent cooperation and collaboration is more critical than ever before. Can improving the MLS experience make this easier?

Guest Bio

Cole Boyer is an entrepreneur, former real estate agent, founder of Tuesday. He loves building products for the real estate industry. To learn more, head to https://www.ontuesday.com/ and sign-up for updates.