Today, vFlyer implemented a new feature of the Flyers page: the ability to add a label to each Flyer in your account. A label is simply a tag for a Flyer that is visible only to you (in other words, it doesn’t affect the Flyers themeselves). It means that, instead of having to remember which title corresponds with which listing, you can assign a unique identifier to each Flyer that only shows on the Flyers page in your account, making it easier to access a specific listing. For instance, if you are a leasing manager, it might be tough to remember which of your Flyers has the title, “Out of this world savings await you at the Casa Grande!” But you could label this Flyer “Casa Grande Apt 100E“, a much more easily recallable name.

To add a label to a Flyer, on your Flyers page, click the pencil icon next to the Flyer you want to label, then type a label in the field provided and click outside the field. You can always change a label after you’ve added it as well. This feature was requested by several vFlyer members and most recently by Charity Hisle of Benson Media. Thanks and keep the suggestions coming.