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blogging: The Blogfather Part II: I could have blogged all night . . . - 02/23/07 03:46 PM
The folks at ActiveRain are putting together a contest. It’s Pygmalion for webloggers, wherein experienced real estate webloggers take eager young blogging caterpillars into their tutelage, and, Henry Higgins-like, bring forth beautiful blogging butterflies in a few months’ time. The winning pair of bloggers will split $5,000 amongst their favorite charities.
(I predict my favorite charity will turn out to have something to do with stray animals.)
In any case, I’m looking for a patsy, er pigeon, er victim, er volunteer — I’m looking for a volunteer to learn the art and science of real estate weblogging with me as your tutor, er … (5 comments)
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blogging: BloodhoundBlog week in review: Podcasting a wider net . . . - 02/11/07 08:24 PM
Years ago, long before I met Cathleen the Leggy Blonde and came to be so joyously entwined if not actually entombed in matrimonial and connubial bliss, I wrote an essay about personal ads at the dawn of the age of five-hundred-channel television. But now, in the blink of a decade, we are on the verge of five-hundred-thousand-channel television, a net.wise video niche for every conceivable itch.
That goes for BloodhoundBlog, too, by inches and hours, in fits and starts. By tomorrow, we will have published ten audio and video podcasts in the few scant weeks since the start of the year. And … (2 comments)
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blogging: BloodhoundBlog week in review: Nothing exceeds like INTx . . . - 02/05/07 12:51 AM
Surely BloodhoundBlog is not the nerdliest joint on the RE.net, but we’ve still got a lot of arrows in our quiver — er, pocket protector.
For a start, I pinned the tail on Redfin, arguing that nerdy INTx geeks are in fact their target market. (Sing along: “I’m fluent in JavaScript as well as Klingon.”) Kris Berg snagged an interview with Redfin CEO Glenn Kelman, himself a palpably INTx specimen. We have to sit on her podcast until Thursday, but Kelman’s confirmation that the brokerage target markets techno-geeks is not an embargoed tidbit.
Kris had a great Redfin post of her own as … (7 comments)
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blogging: BloodhoundBlog week in review... - 01/28/07 07:00 PM
BloodhoundBlog week in review . . .By: Greg SwannJanuary 28th, 2007Category: Blogging, Disintermediation, Real Estate, MarketingWe had quite a week at BloodhoundBlog. If you haven’t had a chance to stay abreast of the trail we’re running, here’s a summary of the week’s most significant weblog entries.
We added three new contributors this week, starting with real estate investor Michael Cook, who brought us The Right Time to Buy: An Investor Perspective, Out of State Investing: All Sizzle, no Steak and A Different View of Diversification.
Our second new arrival, Jeff Turner, is an entrepreneur producing video tour commercials for listing agents. His inaugural … (5 comments)
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blogging: Think globally, blog locally: If you want local leads from your real estate weblog, pursue local interests... - 01/06/07 08:32 PM
BloodhoundBlog tends very strongly to cover news and views of interest to real estate professionals nationwide. And — guess what? — our audience, by an overwhelming majority, consists of real estate professionals nationwide.
Here’s the bad news: If you have a real estate weblog, the chances are excellent that your objective is to attract interest from buyers and sellers in your local market. But — guess what? — your audience, by an overwhelming majority, very probably consists of real estate professionals nationwide.
Why should this be so?
There are three reasons:
First, the permanent audience for real estate weblogs consists of real estate professionals all … (2 comments)
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