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Updated almost 9 years ago,

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Sergio V.
  • Investor, Developer
  • Brookline, MA
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OnCarrot vs (the new) RealEFlow

Sergio V.
  • Investor, Developer
  • Brookline, MA
Posted

Hello everyone

I know OnCarrot has been discussed over and over here on BP and it seems to be the best platform in terms of SEO and conversion rates for investors trying to leadgen. I have recently stumbled upon RealEFlow which seems to have been redesigned with similar goals in mind. Additionally, RE seems to have a mailing and CRM component that OnCarrot does not (true or false?)

I am mainly interested in lead generation and conversion. I can manage direct marketing campaigns using other platforms/websites but having it all in one spot is nice. 

Is RE's SEO as strong as OnCarrot's?

I might be missing some aspects which is why I am asking for opinions from folks who have used both.

Many thanks,

Sergio

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