The Odysseus Medal competition — Voting for the People’s Choice Award is open
This was a great week. It wasn’t easy getting to a short list of twenty nominees, and I think it’s going to be particularly tough to pick an ultimate winner. I can’t imagine it will be any easier for you to vote for the People’s Choice Award.
What gets a weblog entry onto this list? Good writing, serious content — and especially both. There’s always room for something light-hearted if it’s very well written, but if you’re taking on a matter of true moment, I’m pretty forgiving about the niceties. My admitted bias is toward a deeper understanding of this thing we’re doing, real estate in the twenty-first century.
Vote for the People’s Choice Award here. You can use the voting interface to see each nominated post, so comparison is easy.
Voting runs through to 12 Noon PDT/MST Monday. I’ll announce the winners of this week’s awards soon thereafter.
Here is this week’s short-list of Odysseus Medal nominees:
- Jeff Brown — Double-edged sword, Double-Edged Sword — OR — Planning & Discipline — What Does Your Retirement Look Like?
- Dan Green — Data is granular, Why Real Estate Data Is Granular And Not Mosaic, Or One More Reason To Stop Reading Real Estate Headlines
- Michael Wurzer — Standards and monopolies, Good Standards Break Monopolies, Not Make Them
- Patrick Kapowich — Realtor licensing, Inside the Santa Clara County Association of Realtors’ Convention. Buyer beware? No. It’s Licensees Beware.
- Steve Leung — Hidden factors, Hidden Factors When Calculating a Home’s Value
- Brian Wilson — Redfin, [Redfin] “I coulda been a contender…”
- Brian Brady — Cleaning up lending, Realtors Hold the Power to Clean Up Lending
- Brian Brady — Advertising to Ashley, Advertising to Ashley
- Dan Melson — Sellers pays commissions, Why the Real Estate Buyers Agent’s Commission is Paid by the Seller
- Daniel Rothamel — Facebook, Why Your Answer to, “Are You on Facebook?” Will Determine the Fate of Your Business in 10 Years or Sooner
- Jonathan Dalton — Real estate 2.0, Real Estate 2.0 and the Phoenix Real Estate Consumer
- Jay Thompson — Refrigerator service, How to Save $94 on Refrigerator Service
- Kelly Roark — Agent 2.0, Agent 2.0: not-so-clever play on ‘Web 2.0’ or the future of real estate marketing?
- Jillayne Schlicke — Deceptive advertising, Deceptive Radio Advertising in Mortgage Lending
- Morgan Brown — Stalling on foreclosures, Are Lenders Deliberately Stalling on Foreclosures?
- Jay Thompson — Aaron Anglin, Tragedy Begets Triumph: Why I Love this Community
- Dustin Luther — Make an impact, 7 Ways to Make an Impact
- Bill Leider — Opportunity costs, Internet Marketing And Opportunity Cost – Connecting The Dots
- Jim Watkins — Down market?, Down Sales Market? Think Outside the Box
- Joel Burslem — ActiveRain/Move, Move.com Tried to Buy ActiveRain
Deadline for next week’s competition is Sunday at 12 Noon PDT/MST. You can nominate your own weblog entry or any post you admire here.
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I killed my subscription to the Sunday paper. This is the only real estate section I need. Thanks, Greg.
And thanks, also, to whomever keeps nominating me week after week! I appreciate knowing that there are readers of my blog that don’t reside within my nuclear family tree.
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