ST PETERSBURG, FLORIDA--(Marketwire - 01/21/11) - Title Consulting Services, Inc. DBA Accu Title Agency (PINK SHEETS:TITL - News) is creating a mobile application platform in the Real Estate and Mortgage arena specifically designed for the Apple® iPhone™, iPod Touch™, iPad™ and other mobile platforms including the Android™ platform developed by Google®.
Chief Marketing Officer, Todd Jewett commented, "This app will be very beneficial and applicable to all of the Realtors and Mortgage Professionals in the industry. Once finalized, it will be deployed free of charge, as a marketing tool to keep the Accu Title brand in front of the decision makers who order title insurance services."
"We are very excited about this endeavour and look forward to the 2nd generation of this app that would also have the ability to be private labelled for further distribution by the Realtors and Mortgage Professionals to their individual clients who are buying homes and refinancing their mortgages. This free distribution would continue to further the name brand recognition of Accu Title Agency to the end user of our services. The more decision makers we can put our name in front of, the greater the opportunity to grow our market share," said Dustin Secor, CEO.
In other news and events, TITL has made modifications to its web site regarding the upcoming merger company. Followers should check for other updates as negotiations materialize.
More updates and news will be released frequently and on timely basis by the company.
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