This is the third and final installment from my conversation Saturday night with Scott Cowan. In the podcast linked here, Scott and I talk about using PHP to create dynamic web pages. Why would you want to do this? Mainly you wouldn’t. But working with PHP and a data set, you can manage you ignorance […]
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[This is one of the all-time most popular posts on BloodhoundBlog. I’m reprising it for Project Bloodhound, first because it’s a nice leveraged SEO solution, and second because it’s a painless introduction to customizing the PHP in WordPress. –GSS] Who can probe all the mysteries of Google? Not me, and I don’t even do referrals […]
[Russell Shaw taught a symposium today in Phoenix on Geographic Farming. Cathy and I were there, and Russell was sweet enough to give a plug to BloodhoundBlog Unchained. At the break, I was swarmed by people wanting more information on Social Media Marketing, especially weblogging — most regretting that they hadn’t gotten started sooner. Teri […]
I owe more “Speaking in tongues” stuff, but I think I may have bored everyone to tears. This, by pointed contrast, is purely for fun. Copy this code: <?PHP $thepath = $_SERVER[‘SERVER_NAME’]; $dir = ‘*’; if ($Bfolder) $dir = “$Bfolder/*”; foreach (glob($dir, GLOB_ONLYDIR) as $filename) { if (!$Bfolder) echo (“<BR>”); ?> <a href=”<?PHP echo($filename); ?>” […]
Teach or be Taught I entered my freshman year in college (the second time) sporting a 1967 VW Beetle with no radio, a grant-in-aid to play Division III football on the crumbling edge of Pennsylvania coal country, and $200 in my pocket from a half-finished summer house painting job back east. I emerged eight years […]
Last week I had the pleasure of meeting with Redfin CEO Glenn Kelman and his Senior Communications Director, Cynthia Pang. Let me begin by saying that I waltzed into my local Starbucks anticipating a date with the devil. While I exited no more enamored with their business model, I have to admit that both Glenn […]
I’ve been building web pages and web sites for clients since I started as a Realtor. In the dark days of the early millennium, email services — especially AOL’s — were unreliable. Plus which, who wants to receive four megabytes of photos by email? And while building a one-off web site to show off houses […]
Sellsius° has a big bag of how-to’s but I’m from Missouri. I like how-to articles that tell exactly how to do something. One from me: How to make fast, flexible web pages. This is Realtor 2.0 stuff: Full-service Realtors who plan to compete need to learn how to punch out lots and lots of new […]
Today is Mothertongue day for Man Alive!, so it seems like a fine time to celebrate the best Mothertongue song ever written, When you say nothing at all, written by Paul Overstreet and Don Schlitz and performed here by the incomparable Keith Whitley: Here it is again, covered by Allison Krauss and Union Station: Makes […]
I’m not going to buy a CSM from SSMI. I’m already a FART. Fracking Awesome Realtor Technologist Ok, you got me. FART’s not a real designation. You can’t go to any classes and pick up a FART- I cooked this one up in my living room a few minutes ago after overdosing on some grapes […]
I’ve rebuilt my universal contact form to be Heap-friendly. Now, in addition to emailing you and the prospect with a quick follow-up, as well as optionally epaging you, the form will also optionally create a new Heap lead with the contact information and with the name of an initial drip campaign to be assigned to […]
More, for Diane Cipa and others who have commented. You can’t buy Mitchell’s books, except used. The man is an incredible gift America mostly never bothered to unwrap. The fun part is that you can have everything he wrote as The Underground Grammarian at no cost. That’s not the same as “for free,” of course. […]