This week’s winners of The Odysseus Medal Competition are all vendors, which is a lucky chance, because I’ve been wanting to talk about vendor involvement in our world, the RE.net. I’ve written this much before: Why do we trust Michael Wurzer of FBS Systems? Because he’s one of us. He lives in the Web 2.0 […]
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Home, of course. Anybody who followed his World Cup trip to South Africa saw the glow on his face, in his Facebook pictures, and the longing in his heart, on his Facebook status updates. Social media are interesting platforms. They have the power to bring you much closer to people you’ve met or allow you […]
The question comes from a comment to a post at Seattle-based start-up blog, GeekWire. The news? Zillow.com is bumping the per-share price on its forthcoming IPO to as high as $18, up from the $12-$14 range it started with when the public offering was announced. I like that question, because it parallels one of my […]
I had mail last night from a sweet kid who wanted to tag me in what she called a MeMe game. I thought that by itself was nice take on the idea of memes as represented in the wired world of real estate, but it also put me in mind of a promise I made […]
Like this… Unchained was promoted by Social Media Marketing only, most of it here. No advertising. No affiliate marketing. No ass-kissing. No taking crap from morons. No Inman. If the lesson of this is lost on you, then you missed out on the biggest piece of what we were doing this week. I might try […]
[I’m kicking this back up to the top. At the time I wrote this, I thought it might be enough to make the jackasses at ePerks.com come to their senses. Apparently not. If you are a real estate weblogger, and if you don’t want some sleazoid attorney pulling these stunts on you, you need to […]
Call me a shrewd negotiator or color me lucky but I pulled off a coup for the folks coming in for the Sunday session of the BloodhoundBlog Unchained Social Media Marketing Conference, brought to you by Zillow.com. I was spending my Saturday evening online and e-mailed Wonderful Russ, asking him to give me some time, […]
Brian Brady did a half-hour interview this afternoon on RealEstateRadioUSA.com, the internet radio station for real estate. He was talking about BloodhoundBlog Unchained, but hosts Barry Cunningham and Barry Johnson also probed him about the mortgage market. To top things off, there’s an extensive discussion of the “What would David Gibbons do?” philosophy. I made […]
Dave Barnes, may the gods cherish his every atom, offers up this observation in a comment to another post: Ardell wrote (on another blog): “Greg blacklists and deletes comments when anyone chooses to argue a point on BHB. You can’t have a conversation there or call them out there. That’s the joke of the whole […]
This is our mission statement: BloodhoundBlog is everything you wish were in Realtor magazine — but isn’t. Damned if it ain’t the gospel truth! Realtor Magazine does a cover story on real estate weblogging — and none of the Bloodhounds are there. Not sour grapes. We’re the big dogs in this menagerie of minds, but, […]
The News An upgrade made tonight to Zillow.com‘s on-line home evaluation system will add the following new functionality: Owners or listing agents for any of the 67 million homes in Zillow’s database will be able to list those homes for sale at no cost. Owners of any Zestimable homes will be able to post a […]