"I think it's a great idea," says Rosie Harsch of the Rosie Harsch Group LLC, a boutique Las Vegas agency licensed with Realty Executives of Nevada. "With technology moving so quickly, this is just another way to stay in touch."
Neither Rosie Harsch nor her partner, Curt, would abandon paper cards. Instead, they explained, they'd use DropCard as a supplemental service. "We'd hand out our business cards if we met someone in person and then send a follow-up e-card," she explains. But one way or another, they say they'd use it.
Since its launch last month, DropCard has been creating buzz among real estate professionals. In fact, the reception has been so warm that the three developers are revising their marketing efforts to focus on the real estate sector.
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