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
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Inside the Brokerage Numbers, Part 2 (AKA, Our People Are Our Most Valuable Resources. NOT!)
October 20, 2008
In part 1 of this series, I looked at per-person productivity numbers which simply made no sense. Thankfully, people like Russell Shaw and Jay Thompson
Inside the Brokerage Numbers, Part 1 (AKA, Umm… WTF?)
October 15, 2008
Over at the OnBlog, I posted an item discussing the difference between how much brokerages spend on print advertising vs. their website. That was for
Blipping Out – How About A Real Estate Blip?
October 8, 2008
So I promised a more serious post about Blip.fm, the social music network that I’m fairly obsessed with these days. It’s taken a few days
Here, There Be Monsters
September 19, 2008
First day, first session of RE Blog World, and Mariana Wagner is giving a great talk on taking someone from a random click to a
Discounting, Brand, and Real Estate
September 5, 2008
At the recent RISMedia Leadership conference, I walked around listening to the conversation, attending the sessions, and talking to people. Not suprisingly, the market was
Coaching and Managing: On Gen-X
September 2, 2008
I love that Wendy Forsythe, VP of Broker Services for Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate, often blogs on Gen-X and Gen-Y issues in real
Imagining the Future, Part 4: Specialization for Domination
August 26, 2008
“One man cannot practice many arts with success.” – Plato Welcome to Part 4 of this series of too-many-words. Here are the links to previous
To Hunt Elephants, You Need An Elephant Gun
August 22, 2008
The conversations continue. It appears there are a whole bunch of folks who want to talk about the future of listings. And rightfully so —
