Listing Insights for Georgia sellers
See how buyers are responding to your listing.
Listing Insights brings available views, saves, shares, and inquiries into your Simply List workspace, so you can follow interest over time and make better-informed selling decisions.
Buyer activity at a glance
- Participating third-party sites57%
- MLS-connected sources31%
- SimplyListAtlanta.com12%
What performance means
More than a view count.
Listing performance is the available record of how people interact with your published property over time. It may include views, saves or favorites, shares, inquiries, gallery activity, and virtual-tour activity, depending on what each source reports.
Seeing those signals together can help you ask better questions. Is attention building or slowing? Are people viewing without saving? Did activity change after new photos, a price adjustment, or a shift in the local market? Listing Insights gives you evidence to discuss, while keeping the listing, messages, leads, and documents in one workspace.
Turn activity into useful context
Understand what is happening before deciding what to change.
No single metric tells the whole story. Together, they can make the next conversation more productive.
Measure attention
Follow available views over time instead of relying on a single day's total.
Recognize intent
Saves, shares, and inquiries can show deeper engagement than a page view alone.
Add market context
Compare property activity with county trends before drawing conclusions about price or presentation.
Make informed updates
Use the evidence to discuss pricing, photos, remarks, and timing without pretending a chart can guarantee a sale.
Where the numbers come from
One view of several reporting systems.
We identify the role of each source so you can understand what a metric does and does not represent.
FMLS and GAMLS
Simply List publishes eligible listing information through FMLS and GAMLS. Each MLS distributes that information under its own feeds, rules, timing, and participating network.
ListTrac through GAMLS
ListTrac is listing-performance aggregation software. Our current connection is issued through GAMLS and links each property using its GAMLS listing number. It collects activity made available by participating websites and MLS-connected tools.
SimplyListAtlanta.com
Activity that happens directly on Simply List pages is first-party activity. Direct inquiry forms are included in the seller workspace. Public-page visits remain separate unless a connected reporting source also identifies them.
FMLS InfoSparks
InfoSparks is market-statistics software provided through FMLS. We use its county reporting for broader trends such as prices, inventory, sales, and market time when those measures are available.
Third-party real estate websites
Third-party portals decide whether they participate, which events they send, and how quickly they report. A portal may show a private total that does not appear in ListTrac, or its number may differ because the systems define and update activity differently.
County market statistics
See the market around the property.
Your listing does not compete in isolation. The seller workspace connects the property to its county market page, where available FMLS InfoSparks statistics add context to the listing's own performance.
- Follow pricing and sales trends for the property county.
- Review available inventory, new listings, and market-time measures.
- Separate broader market movement from activity on one property.
Seller Net Sheet
Estimate what may remain after closing.
When you are evaluating an offer, the Seller Net Sheet organizes common transaction figures into a practical estimate of possible seller proceeds. It is a planning tool for residential sales, not a final accounting statement.
- Start with the contract price and expected closing date.
- Add seller-paid costs, credits, prorated taxes, payoffs, liens, and closing charges.
- Use the Simply List commission already connected to the listing plan.
- Print or save the estimate for your records and compare it with the final settlement statement.
The closing attorney's settlement statement controls the final figures.
Clear expectations
Useful information, with honest limits.
Reporting is not universal
Only activity made available by connected and participating sources can be shown. Missing data does not mean a listing had no exposure.
Events are not unique people
A person can create several views or actions. Reported totals do not verify the number or identity of individual buyers.
Metrics do not predict a sale
Activity can inform a pricing or marketing conversation, but it cannot guarantee a showing, offer, contract, price, or closing date.
The net sheet is an estimate
Taxes, prorations, payoffs, credits, and closing charges can change. The closing attorney prepares the controlling settlement statement.
Seller tool questions
Know what each number means.
What does listing performance mean?
Listing performance is the available record of how people interact with a published listing over time. Depending on the reporting source, that can include views, saves or favorites, shares, inquiries, gallery activity, and virtual-tour activity.
Where does Listing Insights data come from?
Simply List combines first-party activity from SimplyListAtlanta.com with activity made available through ListTrac. Our current ListTrac connection is issued through GAMLS and linked to each property by its GAMLS listing number. ListTrac aggregates data reported by participating real estate websites and MLS-connected tools.
Why might a portal show a different number?
Third-party real estate websites control what they report, how often they report it, and how they define an event. A portal may not participate, may report with a delay, or may show a private total that is different from the activity available through ListTrac.
Are listing views the same as unique buyers?
No. A view is a reported activity event, not a verified unique person. One person may view a listing more than once, and not every website reports every activity type.
What are the county market statistics?
County market statistics use FMLS InfoSparks reporting to show broader trends such as prices, inventory, new listings, sales, and market time when those measures are available. They provide market context and are separate from activity on one property.
When does Listing Insights begin reporting?
Reporting begins after the listing is published, the correct GAMLS listing number is connected, and a participating source reports activity to ListTrac. Simply List then retains the available reporting history for the listing.
Is the Seller Net Sheet a final settlement statement?
No. It is a planning estimate based on the amounts entered by the seller. The closing attorney prepares the final settlement statement and determines the actual prorations, payoffs, taxes, credits, fees, and disbursement.
Can rental customers use these tools?
Eligible published rental listings can use Listing Insights and county market context when reporting is connected. The current Seller Net Sheet is designed for residential-sale closings.
A clearer way to manage your listing
Put the property, buyer activity, market context, and financial planning in one workspace.
Start a Simply List listing or open My Listings to use the tools connected to your property file.