RPR Rolls Out Custom Label Option

August 01, 2019

A new Mailing Labels feature from RPR allows you to create farming or prospecting lists based on any RPR search. Generate up to 2,000 preformatted labels per month for your mailings to commercial and residential property owners.

“RPR has been one of my core business tools for years. With the addition of this feature, RPR can now do more to help REALTORS® generate new opportunities with buyers and sellers,” says Jennifer Archambeault, broker/owner of Urban Provision, REALTORS®, in Austin.

“REALTORS® know how important it is to keep their prospecting pipeline full and to have the right tools to create dynamic direct mail campaigns,” says former Texas REALTORS® Chairman and NAR 2020 First Vice President Leslie Rouda Smith. “The new Mailing Labels feature in RPR will give agents a simple way to market new listings, just sold properties, or promote their brand,” says the Plano-based broker.

Learn how to use the new feature in the post “Create Your Own Mailing Labels in RPR: A How-To Video” at
blog.narrpr.com/tips.

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