Starbucks vs. Twitter
November 24, 2008
So my post about Twitter is generating a fair amount of commentary from readers. The general tone appears to be that while one shouldn’t Twitter
Articles filed under Real Estate
Context Goes Both Ways: Numbers, Buyers, Sellers, and Agents
November 22, 2008
Matthew Rathburn puts the NAR Profile of Home Buyers and Sellers 2008 into context. I think it’s worth reading the whole thing, including the cool
Questions for the Twittering Realtor
November 21, 2008
According to Forrester Research, 6% of Americans use Twitter. Robert Scoble calls bullshit: There is ABSOLUTELY NO WAY that many people are using Twitter. My
Independent Study Shows Trulia As #1 Threat To Franchisors
November 20, 2008
According to this post on the Trulia Blog, Trulia is the #1 lead generator in the RE.net: Threewide’s ListHub, the most widely adopted network for
Kudos to Larson/Sobotka – Must Reads on VOW Policy
November 19, 2008
I think I might have fallen in love with Larson/Sobotka. I haven’t the faintest idea who they are, but it looks like they combine some
A Word (or Two) About Realogy
November 19, 2008
Noah Rosenblatt over at Urbandigs notes potential huge problems over at Realogy (H/T: 4Realz): According to Crain’s “Seven area firms make endangered list“: “The most
IBNMA, Heresy, and Reality
November 18, 2008
Looking through my junk email folder today, in pursuit of Inbox Zero, I ran across a long spam email from Paul Chaney, the President of
What A Country! (A Brief Political Note)
November 5, 2008
As some of you know, I am a fairly conservative Republican in the mold of Reagan. My intellectual influences are the likes of Friedrich Hayek,
NAR Social Media Manager – A Concerned Endorsement
October 24, 2008
I am endorsing Todd Carpenter of Lenderama for the Social Media Manager position for the National Association of REALTORS. His plan is a solid one,
