…is up at The Property Monger. Host Jon Ernest celebrates the Carnival’s twenty-first-iversary by awarding 21 winners, split across two days. Grand prize goes to Northern Michigan Real Estate Blog with an argument about last week’s NAR anti-trust ruling.
We entered Russell Shaw’s essay on The Millionaire Real Estate Agent, but we’ll have to wait until tomorrow to find out if it made the second string at The Property Monger. That post was one of the selections for The Carnival of Marketing, though, hosted this week by The Real Estate Tomato.
Cathleen Collins is dictator-for-now in judging which BloodhoundBlog post to enter in The Carnivals of Real Estate, Marketing and Business. I stuck her with the job because I can trust her to judge fairly among our many very talented webloggers, without playing favorites in my direction. It’s more responsibility than I want to take on.
But we decided to have a second competition within the Bloodhound Pack, call it the Carnival of Bloodhound. Based on the votes of contributors, the first Carnival of Bloodhound winner is Richard Riccelli’s “Charmed, I’m sure”, a quick take on how to write listing copy that makes houses sell faster and for more money.
Finally, kudos to the brain-trust at CoRE Headquarters. Rather than get worked up about what is and is not a true real estate post, they simply added three categories: Investing, local real estate and real estate professionals.
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Jon Ernest says:
It absolutely made the second string, it’s a great article, but note my attention span of a fruitfly comment. Had it been the Foghorn Leghorn entry I would have made it #1 with highlighted arrows pointing to it (sorry Cathleen). I’m sure few hosters would share my opinion, but what can I say, I love drama. What a d*uche bag.
December 4, 2006 — 2:10 pm
the nar says:
man, this blog is sure lonely when housingpanic isn’t sending traffic your way
December 4, 2006 — 4:00 pm
Jon Ernest says:
See what I mean?
Do you think it’s always an anon. poster because it’s the same person with too much time on their hands?
December 5, 2006 — 10:29 am