Really Sold is a new site that uses the Internet to make life easier for real estate agents in a brand new way - when they’re trying to create advertising for their properties.

The site’s founder is Kirsty Dunphey who was named National Young Business Woman of the Year in 2002 and has gone on to become an author, keynote speaker and now a tech entrepreneur.

As someone who hates all the cliches that real estate agents use, I was excited to see how Really Sold might be able to make it easier for Real Estate agents to put together more descriptive and unique ads.

Unfortunately, if you check out the tour, the site is really just a way for agents to think even less about what they’re writing. Essentially its a series of prepackaged descriptions, most of which we’ve all come to know all too well, that are put into a database and offered through a sexy front end to the ad creator.

Removing the fact that it’s not going to change the words in ads, if it’s true that, as Kristy says, Real Estate agents are “spending far longer than they would have liked crafting their real estate advertisements” then this could be an interesting use of technology to solve a real world problem. And at only $1.95 a week I don’t see any reason why people wouldn’t use the service, whether here or overseas.

If you’re in the real estate game, it might be worth checking out.