One of the topics people ask me frequently about is social media – and specifically they ask me for how to make the best use of their time. Anyone who has dived into social media knows that it is not “free” – it takes time and a thoughtful effort to make it work your time.
If [...]
If you are like most real estate agents, you’ve set up a LinkedIn account, put in your basic info, connect with a few people and then haven’t looked back since. If this is you – you are not alone! If you have been updating your LinkedIn account regularly you are ahead of the [...]
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After railing about multi-author blogs earlier this week (see Signaling A Retreat From Multi-Author Blogs) I’ve decided to be a total hypocrite and accept another voice on FOREM. Pot, meet kettle.
Steven Groves approached me today and asked me if I would like to publish a piece he’d written on Google’s OpenSocial initiative and [...]
[Ed. Note] Kelly Roark, of the real estate search site Trulia.com, joins FOREM as a contributing author today.
2.0 is everywhere now…Web 2.0, Real Estate 2.0…heck, I’m thinking about reinventing myself into Kelly 2.0.
So what about Agent 2.0? Whatever you call them, many of us know, manage or provide marketing support to Agent 2.0s—and not [...]
