As a follow-up to my "Awesome Real Estate Website" series, here's a link to an interview I did with Jamie Gosweiler of AgentWebSuccess, where we discuss three of the most important building blocks for a real estate website.

3 Important Building Blocks for a Real Estate Website: Podcast

If you'd like to read the original series, I've included those links below.

An Awesome Real Estate Website: Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4

Jamie is always on the lookout for real estate agents who are finding success online, so if you're interested in setting up an interview, be sure to contact him.

I hope you enjoy the podcast!

Amber
BrownBugProject.com

 

An Awesome Real Estate Website (Part 4)
07/08/2009
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An awesome real estate website should have tons of property information. I know, I know. This is pretty obvious, right? I thought so, but oddly enough, it's hard to find detailed property information on real estate websites. Why? It takes a lot of… more
An Awesome Real Estate Website (Part 3)
07/01/2009
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The first part of this series explained the importance of capturing follower information and offering something of value in return Part 2 discussed how you should engage visitors and followers with interaction and valuable insight Now on to Part… more
An Awesome Real Estate Website (Part 2)
06/24/2009
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An Awesome Real Estate Website (Part 1)
06/17/2009
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I'm planning to write a series of posts about creating "an awesome real estate website. " I'll post a new part to the series each Wednesday over the coming weeks. Here's Part 1. An awesome real estate website should capture follower information and… more
BackPackIt: The Perfect Productivity Tool
06/09/2009
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A Dream Deferred: The Right Goal at the Right Time
06/02/2009
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Yesterday I had a call with my accountability partner. We were talking about struggles we were having and the idea that you have to focus on the right goals for you at any given point. Until last week, for instance, I had been stumbling over a… more
Setting Yourself Up for the Turn-Around
04/29/2009
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Although the economy (and business) may be slow, now is the perfect time to start preparing for a turn-around. At some point, things will start improving, and if you've managed to hang in there through the tough times, you'll probably be in a really… more
Increase Your Value Through Education
04/22/2009
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One of my English professors in college once said, "No matter how much you know, you'll never know everything. " That's very humbling, but it's also a good reminder that you don't know everything and could learn more. You can always improve. It's… more
Making Things Complicated
04/21/2009
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I think there are a lot of times when we over-complicate things; I know I do - a lot. The "keep it simple, stupid" idea seems… well, too simple. Over-Complicating My Marketing For a long time, I thought that the only good marketing and lead… more
 

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