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What is up with the Top Neighbor Program

I have been gone from active reain for awhile and I guess I missed the memo on localism. I clicked there and saw my competitors face jump out at me. I will be blogging again now. So tell me guys what is the best way to be the top neighbor? I hope to hear from alot of you. I hope I havent been absent for too long. :)

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Posted by Jeff Fulgham Broker E-Pro ABR on 08/21/2008 08:27 PM

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6 Comments on What is up with the Top Neighbor Program

AUG

2008

You have to PAY to sponsor a neighborhood or community. Other than that, you can just continue to blog about your area and the better content you have, the better chance a consumer will contact you rather than the paid sponsor.

Get back in there Jeff....does not take long to lose momentum....Donna stated it really well...I am the top neighbor in my area just from blogging but I did purchase my 2 favorite areas near me.

It is points. They have more than you. Just keep on blogging and commenting and shortly you will be there.

AUG

2008

Localism no longer depends on how many points you have. The person who blogs the most during that day/week is being shown as a top neighbor. Points are obsolete in Localism.

SEP

2008

Jeff: I am about as confused with this new localism as I can be. I was out of the loop for awhile too. But, I can tell you that I've been researching your question because I have the same one. This is what I found - does not depend on points or buying communities - go to www.localism.com and you will see in small print (I found it on the right side of the screen) How to Be a Top Neighbor and it will explain about blogging, etc. I think Donna's last comment has it right. Not points and not buying communities is what makes you a top neighbor.

Jeff: If you haven't seen this already, here's a link for more information:

http://activerain.com/blogsview/584513/ActiveRain-Unveils-the-New

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