DO YOU WANT TO RULE YOUR NICHE? First before we start, a lingo lesson. You do not write a blog, you author a blog and write individual posts. For example, you wouldn’t say: “I need to get off the phone […]
I discovered quite by accident that MLXChange allows you to run multiple sessions in your browser. You have to be running Internet Explorer 7 in order to do this, as it takes advantage of the tab feature in the browser. […]
(A supplement to the wildly popular ‘Where’s My listing” series)… There’s nothing like getting to the office and finding that you’ve left that important document you’ve been working on back on your home computer. Or, if you have an assistant, […]
Part 2 I realized that my first post on this topic was rather lengthy, so I decided to post a list of the key points from that posting: Get every scrap of information you can about the listing, no matter […]
It used to be that all you had to do was send your listing off to the listing secretary, and it would appear on the MLS later that day, then on IDX and Realtor.com a day or so later. Today, […]
For those of you who have questions regarding amendment 1, the Department of Revenue has put together a website to try to answer them. Also, FAR will be putting together some information which I will blog as soon as it […]
Yesterday, I had the fortune of going to RAMB with a couple of agents to check out the IMAPP program to see what all the hype was about. Well, it was pretty impressive and very informative and a wonderful tool […]
As promised, here is another video from the Inman Technology Conference on Blog Marketing. I would classify this video more for the intermediate bloggers on how you can attract readers and business. Enjoy! null
We brought back listing reports to show you the number of times a listing has been viewed, emailed, requested info and participated in a search result to the consumer from our public website ewm.com. The report can be accessed from […]
Is Print Advertising Dead? Richard A Smith, President of Realogy (Coldwell Banker, ERA, Century 21, GMAC, etc). pronounced in July of 2007 that all of their brands would be reducing their “print” advertising. “The company intends to slash its newspaper […]
