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Google Social Search Explained

Google is always testing new search features. And Google labs is always full of new, interesting and sometimes useful things. Google is fascinated by the social media as they obviously have felt the exodus away from their engine to Facebook and other social sites. Check... Read more →

ERA Repositions Brand

Anne Blumenstein ERA's new VP of Marketing anne.blumenstein at era.com ERA Real Estate recently concluded their International Business Conference (IBC) and Anne Blumenstein joined me for Fun Friday to discuss their new moves and how agents and brokers alike may learn something from this new... Read more →

Rank Quickly in Google with Social Media SEO

Check out this video and find out how to get easy rankings in Google. Look for a word under 50,000 or less competition. Rank in Facebook pages, notes, and Twitter. This is a follow up to my recent blog post Does Social Media Help Your... Read more →

GEO Fencing

I recently found a cool tool that you might think is useful in your real estate business. I interview Chris Thorman who writes for Software Advice, a web site that provides reviews of software for property management. What is geo-fencing? Geo-fencing involves setting up a... Read more →

Page Rank Bar Myths

As far as SEO or search engine optimization, that green pixie dust that shows up in the Google Toolbar used to be everything to getting a top ranking in Google. Today it is at best two months late. And more than likely very, very flawed.... Read more →

Rapid Fire Content Syndication

See how I syndicated my post yesterday through the use of Ping.fm Read more →

Realtors Top Marketing Preferences

Home Gain just released a survey of REALTORS. The goal was to determine the top marketing choices. The results are surprisingly offline. As with all surveys or polling I see anymore I take meaning from it with a very cynical eye. Poor scientific methods and... Read more →

Social Media: The Truth Shall Set You Free

Its Called Social Networking But is it really social? There are four prevailing models for most business people on social media platforms like Twitter and Facebook. 1. Socialize Model- This model demands interaction and is true to why is it called social networking. What I dare say most socializer's do is well, socialize too much. The new media has become a way to hide behind the computer instead of doing real prospecting.Additionally, many potential prospects areonline during working hours. Read more →