I was using an application the other day that allowed me to insert any image from my hard drive into the document that I was writing. Think of this as a process involving the following chronological points: consent to adding content, search (from within a known but variable set of content choices), addition of the chosen content to my document, and consumption by users of the document.

Consent => Search => Addition => Consumption

Blogs are much like documents and real estate blog networks can be (but not limited to) groupings of like blogs by geography, common themes (commercial, luxury, etc.), or organizations such as associations, large brokerages, or agencies. So why shouldn’t such real estate blog networks have a way to define a set of variable rich media content that meets the needs of their members in terms of geography, theme, and/or organization? The members can then consume that content for themselves, easily add it to their blog for others to consume, or generate their own rich media content (such as videos, virtual tours, etc.) that can be consumed by other members of the blog network or externally.

The rest of this blog post is available on our daily blog that covers a variety of real estate video and content distribution topics.

Tony

See also:

Loyalty Building Within A Content Network: Finding The Right Range Of Loyal Visitors
Posting Volume And Loyalty As Factors In Social Networking’s Hub And Spoke Distribution Model
Extending The Concept Of Distribution Hubs And Spokes To Include Value Measurements
Measuring Online User Loyalty And Interest Using Hard Data From Your Website Statistics
Linking Real Estate Content With User Context: Basic Concepts of Data and Metadata