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The World is truly freaky! Lots of bad news and lots of good news. Foreclosures are crazy, to fill my gas tank I need some of that no down financing from Countrywide. All while retails sales is higher than expected. How can that be? As always I try no to report the bad real estate news, only the good. And good realty news is good for sales! Home prices go up in California so says FNC...

I found this somewhat daring. Google is claiming that Obama and McCain won because of their Adword spends. Google's Greenberger who was in charge of getting the campaigns to buy ads with Google claims that Hillary lost because of her sporadic spending. This fuzzy logic works well in sales, but I am pretty sure that the Google Algo works a little bit more logically than this claim.We...

There are three types of blogs. But IMHO only one for a Realtor. The Mega Blog like LifeHacker or Dave Taylor. The Conversationalist. This falls in line with what you see mostly by the blog purists on the web. And I believe it is useful but can lead to very non targeted content production. I really do not think it relevant to making sales. The Authoritarian. This is where you draw your...

I have over the years poo pood the hype of social this and social that. 2.0 this and that. User generated content. The so called conversation. Suffice it to say, that in a sentence 2.0 to me is nothing new. It is very good MAC make-up on WEB 1.0 and even WEB 0.5 😉 I know that's two sentences. The biggest value of whatever it is, is that it is a marketers dream. See any real people...

Thats what Dr. Steve Sjuggerud says in his most recent post. Actually he says we are near the bottom. So what does that mean? If your buyers are waiting they will find out they waited too long. And Sjuggerud is pretty good. I read his letter when he was recommending Housing Stocks way before they were sexy, and he dumped them way before we heard the word bubble. I list his analysis...

34 % of global respondents to a March social media survey from Universal McCann said they had "ever" subscribed to an RSS feed. That represents a large jump from the previous year's findings, when the agency found just 15 percent said they had subscribed to a feed. The data were gathered from 17,000 Internet users in 29 countries, aged 16 to 54. The Big but is that the U.S. ranks far...

A new study by the Pew Internet & American Life Project tracks the decision-making processes for buying music, purchasing a cell phone, and buying or renting a home. Even though many buyers use the internet research products, surprisingly few say online information had a major impact on their behavior. Only 7% of music buyers, 10% of cell phone buyers, and only 11% of those who...

I was just reminded of an SEO rule today that I am not sure if most people understand. That is that search engines rank pages not websites. Each page that you own is an opportunity at traffic. That is one reason a blog does well if it is updated. The main page changes and you are creating new pages with each new post.