We’re busy with real estate stuff, and I’m grinding on all gears to push engenu out the door. Plus which, there were only 65 nominations, suggesting, perhaps, that the rest of the world has Teri’s Spring fever. In the mean time, here’s a blog post from Mark Steyn illustrating why a reactive, me-too, catch-up strategy […]
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We have 17 entries on the short list this week, out of a long long list of 60 posts. This week I’m showing nothing but Black Pearls, practical hard-headed ideas for working better, faster and more profitably. Vote for the People’s Choice Award here. You can use the voting interface to see each nominated post, […]
I was in an historic home on Monday that made me think it had been built by an important home-builder in the very early days of the suburbanization of Phoenix. With the permission of the lister, I went back yesterday and took dozens of photos of the property. I built an engenu web site for […]
This is a detailing of the things we do to list a home for sale. We don’t do every one of these things on every home. For example, we know that if we list in a newer tract-home subdivision, much of the noise we try to make will fall on deaf ears. If I am […]
Vance Shutes left a comment to my post about how we use web sites and web pages about particular houses as “breadcrumbs” to lead potential clients back to BloodhoundRealty.com. My response to him is long enough that I’m turning it into a post of its own. Vance: I’m intrigued by this concept. Will you be […]
“The Barrys” on Real Estate Radio USA have a burning yearning to know just what it is that listing Realtors do to earn their commissions. It’s a question that plagues me, too. As much as I talk here about on-line marketing, we draw a lot more attention from sellers with our real-world marketing efforts. We’re […]
Comes tonight an email — over the transom, out of the blue — from a family relocating to Phoenix. Here’s a piece of it: Somehow, I stumbled on to your website (looking at an old commentary on 1415 E Flower) and googling deeply. I am grateful that I did, because it seems that you focus […]
by Brian Brady
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Licensed Real Estate Broker in AL, CA, and FL
The BloodhoundBlog UNCHAINED Social Media Marketing Conference, brought to you by Zillow, was referenced by Teri Lussier, last night. Greg Swann outlined his session, The Way of the Farmer: Day 1, Class 2: The Way of the Farmer, dominating the Long Tail to dominate your farm Six 20-minute segments: Segment 1 — Listing strong to […]
When I heard that Bloodhound was planning a conference, I cringed. Then I immediately made plans to go- not because I thought that this conference would be different- the truth is I didn’t think it would be different, oh me of little faith. I made plans to go because I love Arizona and haven’t been in years, and thought it would be fun to finally meet a bunch of Bloodhounds. That was it. My double secret plan was to show up, say Hello!, put in a minimal amount of face time, then quietly bug out and head for the desert. And let me add something I’m not entirely proud of, but it’s important to this story: That was still my plan up until yesterday.
A tiny trophy, a huge victory — to come. We had a helluva week last week, our best ever — until now. So what did we do this week to top last week’s numbers? How about almost double? The real estate category on BlogTopSites is the home of truly competitive real estate webloggers. We’ve always […]
Very early on in BloodhoundBlog’s history, I argued against blogging listings. The argument actually concerned styles of anti-blogging that were common then: Stealing and reposting newspaper articles verbatim, for example, or posting listing after listing with nothing to engage the reader in any way. Later on, when I was working on the posts that became […]
[I’m kicking this back to the top. I posted this a week ago Saturday, but I think it might have gotten lost in the shuffle. If you saw it then, carry on with my apologies. But Mike Farmer’s comment to my Arizona Republic column about single-property weblogs made me think we might want to revisit […]