
Most people on the move generally have a good idea what sort of neighborhood they would like to live in. The last time I moved, I didn’t do my research and found myself living on a street where just about every family seemed to have eight kids or more, and two or three dogs that [...]

In my last post, I mentioned just a couple easy ways you can generate more prospects using the features readily available without breaking the bank on a huge marketing budget. But then I started getting long-winded, so I had to stop. And yes, I’m still going to give out some freebies. So before I start [...]

There’s no beating around the bush – times are tough right now. Trust me, I’m feeling it too. I even went so far as to move across the city, just a few blocks from work, so I could actually afford to drive to work. Fueling up my rocket is a bit easier now … a [...]

The head honcho is on vacation this week so I figured it would be prime time to sit back, take it easy, and surf the net a little. I’ve seen a lot of great websites, and some not so great websites. Having said that, I figured it might be fun to show off a few Point2 [...]

Woah! Where have I been?! Last time I checked we were hovering around 43 syndication partners. Well, guess what – I had a look at our syndication network today…and it appears as though it has grown again. On that note…I am happy to mention a few of the newer ones I caught a glimpse of [...]

In my last post, I was talking about shooting houses with large, front-facing garages, and how the garage often dominates the photo. I went on to state that by using this type of image as the primary listing photo, agents may inadvertently be detracting buyers simply because the image looks more like a parking space for [...]
Real Estate Listings, Real Estate Marketing | Bryan | July 5, 2010 |
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