Dear NAR: Whatever You’re Doing Ain’t Working
January 31, 2008
Over at TechCrunch, a hugely influential web technology site, there’s a profile of Redfin up. The profile itself is pretty bland and content-free. But the
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Dear NAR: Whatever You're Doing Ain't Working
January 31, 2008
Over at TechCrunch, a hugely influential web technology site, there’s a profile of Redfin up. The profile itself is pretty bland and content-free. But the
But… That’s SO Web 1.0!
January 30, 2008
Dan Green over at Bloodhound Blog understands marketing. Well, I’m sure I’ll find some place and time to be a pain in the ass to
But… That's SO Web 1.0!
January 30, 2008
Dan Green over at Bloodhound Blog understands marketing. Well, I’m sure I’ll find some place and time to be a pain in the ass to
Tribe Management in Real Estate: Just Don’t.
January 30, 2008
Seth Godin, he of the bald head and brilliant marketing insights, has a new post up talking about how branding is dead, replaced by what
Tribe Management in Real Estate: Just Don't.
January 30, 2008
Seth Godin, he of the bald head and brilliant marketing insights, has a new post up talking about how branding is dead, replaced by what
Positive Vibes
January 30, 2008
I realized that my first few posts on this brand new blog have been… a tad negative. While I certainly have no interest in joining
Halstead, Brand Suicide, and Media Companies
January 29, 2008
Over at the Future of Real Estate Marketing blog, Joel Burslem celebrates Halstead’s incorporation of New York magazine’s neighborhood profiles on their website. But then
New Model for Real Estate? Let’s Try an Older Idea.
January 29, 2008
Pat Kitano at Transparent Real Estate has an interesting post speculating on what the future of the real estate industry might look like, by taking
