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Fizber.com announces adding home listings to a popular photo sharing site Picasa in an effort to increase online exposure for its clients. At no additional cost, Fizber.com will submit each home listing to Picasa, Google’s software application for organizing and editing digital photos.

These days, a property’s pix appeal, or attractiveness in photos posted in online listings, is as important as curb appeal. Eighty percent of home buyers used the Internet last year to search for a home, and nearly 25 percent reported that they first found the property they purchased on the Internet, according to a National Association of Realtors survey. By showcasing their property listings on Picasa, Fizber .com hopes to give their clients a greater opportunity for exposure to serious buyers.

“Why not put our for-sale-by-owner listings in front of as many potential buyers as possible? The more buyers you’re able to reach, the more likely you are to sell your home.”

A house that looks unattractive in the pictures won’t sell. Picasa is a great free photo management tool that lets anyone organize and perform simple edits and manipulations to their photos.

About Picasa Web:
Picasa Web Albums (PWA) is a photo-sharing web application from Google. http://www.picasaweb.google.com/

About Fizber.com:
Fizber.com is an innovative way to buy and sell a home–bringing together buyers and sellers in one place, and connecting all the resources they need to buy or sell a home. Listings are available for homes all over the United States.

The company offers sellers and buyers a variety of unique features, including drive score, school info, climate data and neighborhood statistics for every home, integrated map, satellite and hybrid map/satellite searching capability.

For more information, please visit www.fizber.com.

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