I had previously written a story about how interesting it was that I found companies marketing St. Joseph statues to home sellers.
Well, I guess that idea caught on with Agents.
The California Association of Realtors
- which licenses your local Real Estate Professional, has a page on their site selling products designed to help them (the Agents) in their business. The page is public and sells items like
- Marketing Plans,
- Presentation Plans,
- Door Hangers,
- Open House Signs
The idea is that the Association is there to foster and promote their business. They even have a radio commercial going right now. Have you heard it?
I track all sorts of things. One of the interesting things (to me) is where new visitors come from, if they used a search engine, and if so, what words they put into that search engine to find me.
Yesterday, I saw that someone had found the site and spent a great deal of time reading my
posts - all because they used MSN and were looking for "st joeseph statue for selling homes". Misspelled and all. No really! Here, try this: LINK. I should be #1.
BTW: The two biggest hits I get are for Lending Tree Fraud, and most anything that has Mortgage Accelerator Complaints attached to it. I guess they are pretty popular.
I scrolled down and found the page for C.A.R. and saw that they were selling statues in bulk!
I can't say I really like this. Why?
The Association exists for the betterment of it's members. It subscribes to higher standards and pushes for those standards in many ways. Not to offend anyone, but politics and religion aside, should this Professional Association be supporting something like this? What does this say about C.A.R.?
What's next?
Find the Loan Program of your dreams
- Just add this Adorable Urinal Mint!
(sold in cases of 144 only)
I know - That's Gross!
Point made.
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