Real Estate Voices was developed by Niki Scevak of Homethinking. This is a great place for all real estate bloggers to submit their posts and real estate news stories. Check it out!
Real Estate Voices was developed by Niki Scevak of Homethinking. This is a great place for all real estate bloggers to submit their posts and real estate news stories. Check it out!
I am interested, are you guys becoming the technorati of the real estate world? Not a bad plan if so. Michael Harrington better beware. Lar
Hey, it was late last night when I posted the above comment. I meant Tech Crunch not Technorati. I hit both regurlaly. Lar
Lar,
Compared to Tech Crunch, we’re rubbing two sticks together.
Do you really think its a good idea. Honestly, I think the idea of homethinking’s site in general, is a problem. The results for an agent are too easily manipulated. So would I want to add my feed there, when I don’t think their service will actually tell anyone if a Realtor is good or bad. Just askin’?
As to the Homethinking site, I have not researched it enough to have an opinion of its overall value to brokers or agents. Yes, it seems that manipulation is possible. But my opinion should not matter because each has to make the choice themselves.
As for RealEstateVoices, if you submit a blog post (you dont have to feed all of them), it will bring traffic to your blog. We got a lot of visitors from RealEstateVoices.
Study Digg, it is a huge success. Lar
Lar is right. Get on digg’s front page and watch 10,000, 20,000, 30,000 or more visitors stop by your site. The digg effect is a traffic tsunami.