Anthony L. Romeo is the President of KWKLY (pronounced “quickly”) Mobile Solutions based in Ft. Lauderdale, FL. Tony grew up in Forks, WA and attended the United States Air Force Academy. After 5 years as an Air Force Intel Officer, Tony founded KWKLY Mobile Solutions. From the beginning, Tony aggressively developed a product that made sense to realtors as a long-term strategy. Instead of selling unique codes for each property, Tony developed an interactive texting logic that allowed any property to be searched using the same generic rider sign. Tony also allowed realtors to send two messages for each query, 1 with scripted information about the property and a 2nd message with more information about the firm or an ad sold to a partner. Tony made a commitment early on that the consumer experience would drive the development of mobile services for real estate. The service had to be simple and easy to use. KWKLY began rapidly gaining momentum by appearing at 5 conferences in 2008 and sponsoring the Real Trends Marketing and Technology Expo in Denver. As the rest of the industry struggles to produce the right product for realtors and end users, Tony has keyed in on what works for realtors. By streamlining all processes, Tony has ensured that KWKLY’s services are by far the most inexpensive in the industry.
Brandy Lewis is the Vice President of Technology and product development. Brandy Lewis attended Eastern New Mexico University and later moved to Florida where she became a realtor. In 2007, Brandy joined KWKLY as the Vice President of Technology and Product Development. Specifically she is responsible for improving KWKLY’s core product and develop new texting services. Her small business marketing solutions for malls, radio stations, and Spirit Airlines have generated a considerable amount of interest. Her latest texting solution has been KWKLY’s “Buy Ur MLS” service. This product allows 1 real estate firm in each MLS region to purchase the rights to append their contact information on every real estate listing available in that MLS regardless if it is that brokerage’s listing or not.