Imagining the Future: Part 3 — Shifting the Grounds of Competition
August 6, 2008
So let’s say that some brave soul out there has decided to gamble away his life at the urgings of a certain blogger who works
Articles filed under Real Estate
Imagining the Future, Part 2: CRM — The Killer App
August 4, 2008
In Part 1 of this series, I put forth the notion that a real estate company built on the law firm model — rainmaking partners
Looking Backward vs. Springing Forward: NAR, Move and Realtor.com
August 1, 2008
Jonathan Washburn (whom I have named J-Dub, without his permission or approval) of ActiveRain and Localism hath sounded a call to arms for NAR to
Honestly, One of the Dumbest Posts I Have Ever Read
July 31, 2008
[This is not related to real estate in any way.] Sometimes, you read something written by otherwise intelligent-seeming people that makes you wonder what the
Imagining the Future of Real Estate, Part 1: The Firm As Model
July 30, 2008
It must be zeitgeist, a change in the real estate weltanschauung. I wrote a long post back in March of 2008 having a conversation with
What Business Are Realtors Really In?
July 29, 2008
An exchange with Mike Farmer in the comments section of this post over on Homegain triggered some thinking on my part. The Reader’s Digest version
A Short Primer on Branding
July 28, 2008
As promised, here is my official short primer on branding. Say it. Mean it. Do it. This concludes the short primer on branding. Many thanks
Brand Prognostication: Fisking An Expert
July 28, 2008
There are times when the profession of marketing becomes a little bit like a romance — well, at least if you’re El Burlador de Sevilla.
HomeGain, ActiveRain, Trulia – The Tale of the Tape
July 27, 2008
In my little prognostication about the upcoming Trulia Blog Platform vs. ActiveRain, I neglected to include HomeGain in the mix. Louis Cammarosano of HomeGain pointed
