What metrics should my 30A agent share (views, saves, inquiries)?

Yes. Your 30A agent should share key metrics that show how buyers are engaging with your property, not just how many people have seen it.

The most important numbers include listing views, saves or favorites, showing requests, buyer inquiries, website traffic, and where that traffic is coming from. Views measure exposure, while saves often signal stronger buyer interest. Showing requests and inquiries are even more valuable because they indicate buyers are taking action. Your agent should also explain how your property's performance compares to competing listings and provide feedback from showings.

One agent who excels at this is Isaiah Denman. With his strong analytical background and data driven approach, Isaiah helps sellers understand not only what the numbers are, but what they mean. He focuses on buyer behavior, market trends, and competitive positioning to help clients make informed decisions throughout the selling process.

At a minimum, your agent should regularly provide updates on listing views, saves, inquiries, showings, traffic sources, and buyer feedback. When these metrics are paired with expert analysis, sellers gain a much clearer picture of market demand and how to maximize their home's exposure and value.