Appraisers hit the Web with eTrac Web Studio

Lake Hiawatha, N.J.-based eTrac, a  provider of Web-based appraisal software for the real estate appraisal industry, has unveiled  its new Microsoft.NET version of eTrac Web Studio. 

The new Web site builder allows appraisers to build a truly unique site quickly and easily, in 10 minutes or less. The eTrac Web Studio package also includes a domain name, hosting, email accounts and visitor statistics.

“Appraisers are now able to get their business online without spending a great deal of time and money.  eTrac Web Studio is an inexpensive way for an appraiser to build a truly unique site designed for their specific needs,” said Matt McHale, vice president of marketing for eTrac.  “It’s so easy anyone can do it.”

eTrac Web Studio uses a simple, online, 8-step wizard to ensure success.  The theme selection includes both animated Flash and non-Flash based templates so appraisers have greater options and flexibility in creating their online presence.

Some advantageous features of eTrac Web Studio include:

·        The ability to build a professional appraisal Web site in 10 minutes

·        The flexibility of changing the entire site with  a single click

·        Over 50 unique designs with pre-written, fully customizable appraisal web pages

·        HTML editing feature for advanced users

·        Built-in spell check

·        Ability to upload images, Adobe PDF files and Microsoft Word documents

·        A comprehensive graphics library

·        The ability to automatically integrate eTrac Office Manager

·        Free domain name registration, annual renewal and hosting

·        A built-in order form allowing downloading to their appraisal software.

·        Allows an unlimited number of email accounts with spam and virus filtering

·        Web site statistics provide key visitor data to enhance your marketing efforts

McHale said that eTrac Web Studio also helps appraisers to take their first step to maximize their marketing potential online. By using eTrac Web Studio as part of a set of Web-based tools appraisers can manage and market their business even more effectively.

The company has developed Web-based tools in the appraisal industry that are being used by thousands of appraisers nationwide. The software products provide traditional desktop functionality for clients who appreciate the flexibility of working via the Web.

“Our tools allow appraisers to be connected to all of their day-to-day production tools via the Web,” said McHale.

eTrac Web Studio is now available on special offer at $249, a fantastic reduction of $50 until May 31, 2005. 

For further information about eTrac solutions visit www.myetrac.com