The following article is a piece submitted by a (self-proclaimed) dedicated reader of the Real Estate Tomato, Sacramento area Realtor, John Lockwood.
I expect this piece to generate some discussion, so don’t let me down.
And now, John’s piece:
7 Myths About Real Estate Blogging
I've been thinking of submitting an article to the Real Estate Tomato for some time. The Tomato is probably the only real estate blogging related blog that I read regularly. Webmaster Jim Cronin and his frequent contributor, Teresa Boardman, do a really good job of putting up with my somewhat twisted world view, and this tolerance has emboldened me to twist it up into a more full length article form.
I've been blogging for awhile, since the launch of the web site that now accounts for much of my business -- in mid 2003 or thereabouts. To give you an idea: I started out on Radio UserLand, which one might quip is the blogging software equivalent of the Altair or the TRS-80. I haven't been blogging continuously since then; there was at least one gap of a few months.
I've had some successes with my blog, but I dare say almost all of them have been indirect, except the pleasure of meeting a small number of hardy souls who've made bold to befriend me. Lately however the more I read about what others are saying about real estate blogging, the more I feel like my efforts have been something entirely different from what other people are saying about their efforts.
So when I list these myths about real estate blogging, I should do so with an appropriate disclaimer: I believe that my take on what's right and wrong about blogging are pretty are pretty much a minority opinion. So here is a minority opinion, then, on the top myths about real estate blogging.
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