Comments on: Tomato Encore http://blog.sellsiusrealestate.com/yankee-blog-swap/tomato-encore/2006/12/19/ Mon, 1 Dec 2008 18:07:31 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3 By: Derek Sterling Burress » Coverage of the Yankee Blog Swap http://blog.sellsiusrealestate.com/yankee-blog-swap/tomato-encore/2006/12/19/#comment-78320 Derek Sterling Burress » Coverage of the Yankee Blog Swap Fri, 13 Apr 2007 19:34:23 +0000 http://blog.sellsiusrealestate.com/yankee-blog-swap/tomato-encore/2006/12/19/#comment-78320 [...] Jim “the Tomato” Cronin writing for Sellsius, introduced us to two social bookmarking sites. The first site called Yoono (pronounced: “You Know”) not only synchronizes your bookmarks and favorites automatically, but also learns from all your past activity as well and offers suggestions for other related websites, blogs and people who share similar interests while you are web-surfing, for every page you that you decide to load in your browser. In his second article, Jim featured everyone’s favorite site social bookmark, Digg.com. [...] […] Jim “the Tomato” Cronin writing for Sellsius, introduced us to two social bookmarking sites. The first site called Yoono (pronounced: “You Know”) not only synchronizes your bookmarks and favorites automatically, but also learns from all your past activity as well and offers suggestions for other related websites, blogs and people who share similar interests while you are web-surfing, for every page you that you decide to load in your browser. In his second article, Jim featured everyone’s favorite site social bookmark, Digg.com. […]

]]> By: Coverage of the Yankee Blog Swap » Real Estate Perspectives http://blog.sellsiusrealestate.com/yankee-blog-swap/tomato-encore/2006/12/19/#comment-49583 Coverage of the Yankee Blog Swap » Real Estate Perspectives Mon, 15 Jan 2007 19:52:40 +0000 http://blog.sellsiusrealestate.com/yankee-blog-swap/tomato-encore/2006/12/19/#comment-49583 [...] Jim “the Tomato” Cronin writing for Sellsius, introduced us to two social bookmarking sites. The first site called Yoono (pronounced: “You Know”) not only synchronizes your bookmarks and favorites automatically, but also learns from all your past activity as well and offers suggestions for other related websites, blogs and people who share similar interests while you are web-surfing, for every page you that you decide to load in your browser. In his second article, Jim featured everyone’s favorite site social bookmark, Digg.com. [...] […] Jim “the Tomato” Cronin writing for Sellsius, introduced us to two social bookmarking sites. The first site called Yoono (pronounced: “You Know”) not only synchronizes your bookmarks and favorites automatically, but also learns from all your past activity as well and offers suggestions for other related websites, blogs and people who share similar interests while you are web-surfing, for every page you that you decide to load in your browser. In his second article, Jim featured everyone’s favorite site social bookmark, Digg.com. […]

]]> By: Charleston Real Estate Blog : And the bloggy goes to... http://blog.sellsiusrealestate.com/yankee-blog-swap/tomato-encore/2006/12/19/#comment-39321 Charleston Real Estate Blog : And the bloggy goes to... Thu, 21 Dec 2006 15:48:32 +0000 http://blog.sellsiusrealestate.com/yankee-blog-swap/tomato-encore/2006/12/19/#comment-39321 [...] I spent lots of time in the blogosphere yesterday during the Yankee Blog Swap and learned a great deal from the many participants who put forth such a tremendous effort. Every single one was outstanding, and I discovered several new writers I want to visit again. I didn't view each of the contestants as blogging against each other but rather with their partner and my awards will reflect that perception. For best actor and actress, the bloggy goes to Ardell DellaLoggia of Rain Ciy Guide, just about the best blogger on the planet, with her post Redfin and the "Wings of Change" and Glenn Kelman from Redfin with his post, Memo from Nerd-Land to Realtors: Drop Dead. Ardell understands the future of real estate and explains everything perfectly and most importantly, she takes great care of her clients. Point number 11 from Glenn was inspiring, because it should always be about the customer.Best in animation must go to the inventive boys of sellsius° introducing chit chat and their fun Trump BlogLog post as well as for their incredible overall contribution to the real estate blogosphere. Kudos to Jim Cronin from the Real Estate Tomato for his excellent dual entries, Hot Tomato and Tomato Encore, capturing the style of sellsius' blog that he was partnered with.For reasons that will become obvious in a moment, I'm going to reverse the usual order and present my award for the best picture bloggy which just has to go to Geno Petro from Chicago's Home Weblog with Queens Baby and Christine Forgione from NY Houses 4 Sale with You silly rabbit - Trixies are in Chicago, who were simply spectacular. I thought they best understood the other's blog style and Christine's picture really captured the essence of Geno. They were both totally fun, made you feel a part of the people and places of 2 great cities and are truly deserving of the top award. Geno, enjoy the beach, we're on our way this Saturday!Finally, best Director, the one and only Mary McKnight of RSS pieces who put the whole show together. WOW! Published Wednesday, December 20, 2006 1:56 PM by Howard Arnoff Filed under: Real Estate, Blogs [...] […] I spent lots of time in the blogosphere yesterday during the Yankee Blog Swap and learned a great deal from the many participants who put forth such a tremendous effort. Every single one was outstanding, and I discovered several new writers I want to visit again. I didn't view each of the contestants as blogging against each other but rather with their partner and my awards will reflect that perception. For best actor and actress, the bloggy goes to Ardell DellaLoggia of Rain Ciy Guide, just about the best blogger on the planet, with her post Redfin and the "Wings of Change" and Glenn Kelman from Redfin with his post, Memo from Nerd-Land to Realtors: Drop Dead. Ardell understands the future of real estate and explains everything perfectly and most importantly, she takes great care of her clients. Point number 11 from Glenn was inspiring, because it should always be about the customer.Best in animation must go to the inventive boys of sellsius° introducing chit chat and their fun Trump BlogLog post as well as for their incredible overall contribution to the real estate blogosphere. Kudos to Jim Cronin from the Real Estate Tomato for his excellent dual entries, Hot Tomato and Tomato Encore, capturing the style of sellsius' blog that he was partnered with.For reasons that will become obvious in a moment, I'm going to reverse the usual order and present my award for the best picture bloggy which just has to go to Geno Petro from Chicago's Home Weblog with Queens Baby and Christine Forgione from NY Houses 4 Sale with You silly rabbit - Trixies are in Chicago, who were simply spectacular. I thought they best understood the other's blog style and Christine's picture really captured the essence of Geno. They were both totally fun, made you feel a part of the people and places of 2 great cities and are truly deserving of the top award. Geno, enjoy the beach, we're on our way this Saturday!Finally, best Director, the one and only Mary McKnight of RSS pieces who put the whole show together. WOW! Published Wednesday, December 20, 2006 1:56 PM by Howard Arnoff Filed under: Real Estate, Blogs […]

]]> By: Jim Cronin http://blog.sellsiusrealestate.com/yankee-blog-swap/tomato-encore/2006/12/19/#comment-37461 Jim Cronin Wed, 20 Dec 2006 10:40:24 +0000 http://blog.sellsiusrealestate.com/yankee-blog-swap/tomato-encore/2006/12/19/#comment-37461 Dave - LOL (for reals) I guess the top image was a bit wide for the blog space... Dave -
LOL (for reals)
I guess the top image was a bit wide for the blog space…

]]> By: Coverage of the Yankee Blog Swap at Derek Burress http://blog.sellsiusrealestate.com/yankee-blog-swap/tomato-encore/2006/12/19/#comment-37171 Coverage of the Yankee Blog Swap at Derek Burress Wed, 20 Dec 2006 07:56:28 +0000 http://blog.sellsiusrealestate.com/yankee-blog-swap/tomato-encore/2006/12/19/#comment-37171 [...] Jim “the Tomato” Cronin writing for Sellsius, introduced us to two other social book marking site called Yoono (pronounced: “You Know”) in which not only synchronizes your bookmarks and favorites automatically, but also learns from all your past activity as well and offers suggestions for other related websites, blog and people who share similar interests while you are web-surfing, for every page you that you decide to load in your browser. In his second article, Jim featured everyone’s favorite site social bookmark, Digg.com. [...] […] Jim “the Tomato” Cronin writing for Sellsius, introduced us to two other social book marking site called Yoono (pronounced: “You Know”) in which not only synchronizes your bookmarks and favorites automatically, but also learns from all your past activity as well and offers suggestions for other related websites, blog and people who share similar interests while you are web-surfing, for every page you that you decide to load in your browser. In his second article, Jim featured everyone’s favorite site social bookmark, Digg.com. […]

]]> By: David Smith http://blog.sellsiusrealestate.com/yankee-blog-swap/tomato-encore/2006/12/19/#comment-37038 David Smith Wed, 20 Dec 2006 03:11:25 +0000 http://blog.sellsiusrealestate.com/yankee-blog-swap/tomato-encore/2006/12/19/#comment-37038 Give a tomato a day and he breaks the whole blog. My guess he is just too wordy. Pushing the right navigation right off the top the blog. I can see the headlines tomorrow, Tomato Break's Sellsius Blog, Sauce at Eleven. Give a tomato a day and he breaks the whole blog. My guess he is just too wordy. Pushing the right navigation right off the top the blog.

I can see the headlines tomorrow, Tomato Break’s Sellsius Blog, Sauce at Eleven.

]]> By: matt carter http://blog.sellsiusrealestate.com/yankee-blog-swap/tomato-encore/2006/12/19/#comment-37033 matt carter Wed, 20 Dec 2006 02:23:52 +0000 http://blog.sellsiusrealestate.com/yankee-blog-swap/tomato-encore/2006/12/19/#comment-37033 I'm sure you're aware Digg is <a href="http://news.com.com/Digg+continues+to+battle+phony+stories/2100-1025_3-6144652.html?tag=nefd.lede" rel="nofollow">plagued</a> by professional marketers who have attempted to hijack the site, and that there are some <a href="http://www.valleywag.com/tech/cold-stats/three-reasons-why-digg-gets-its-numbers-wrong-217340.php" rel="nofollow">questions</a> about their claimed audience. But there's no doubt Digg is powerful or people wouldn't be trying so hard to game it. I’m sure you’re aware Digg is plagued by professional marketers who have attempted to hijack the site, and that there are some questions about their claimed audience.

But there’s no doubt Digg is powerful or people wouldn’t be trying so hard to game it.

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