I prefer you did, but it doesn't matter if you do or you don't. The conversation will still happen.
As I was walking into a BBQ the other day, the thought "I wonder what we'll be talking about" zipped across my mind. They all know I'm in the mortgage biz, we have an active foreclosure and a short sale in our neighborhood. Naturally I figured the conversation might be centered around those two houses.
My point is, you never know where the conversation is going to lead. While you might expect it going one way, sometimes it turns and goes a completely unexpected direction. This isn't wrong. In fact, just having the conversation, any conversation, is a good thing. Has that happened to you? Sure it has.
Hey all you Mortgage Brokers, Mortgage Bankers, Loan Officer's out there!
I know you are seeing this. I know you subscribe to my feed.
This is your official invitation to converse about any and all things mortgage related.
Embedding this video on your blog or website will take nothing away from you and your message. Instead it'll invite others to your BBQ and liven up the conversations. Embed or just comment. Let's get the conversation rolling.
What conversation?
Any conversation!
What are the Rules?
No Rules!
- Anyone can include this on their own site (really).
- Anyone can comment.
- Anyone can ask a question.
- Anyone can answer a question.
"Can the Lender really do that?"
"How can I get this client approved?"
"What's up with my appraiser?"
"Will the Fed's lower rates?"
Mortgage Brokers, Mortgage Bankers, Loan Officers, Real Estate Agents and even the public are all encouraged to participate.
If you need technical help embedding this, or replying to this, just ask. Mike912Mueller@gmail.com
Seesmic didn't make it very clear until I happened to see the "Gravatar" mention. Go to 
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April 28th, 2008
Dustin Luther added the Seesmic Video Plugin to RainCity Guide, and Video Commenting has been on my radar ever since. Here's the post: Are you Videogenic? Trulia did the same. I think Mike Lefebvre did it on his outside blog. Great stuff. You can comment via text or leave a mini video as your comment. The problem is that once you leave that page, the conversation stops. It's hard to follow the conversation.
Embedded Video Comenting is different. The keyword is embedded. Anyone can take this video and place it anywhere. No matter where it goes, the video(s) will be embedded.
For instance: John Smith can embed this video on his blog. Mary Jones can view it there and comment there. Meanwhile Stephanie might see the video on my blog and coment there. No matter where you view it, you no matter where you comment on it, everyone can see everyone. Different locations yet we're all having the same experience and the same conversation.