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2009
Followed a tweet and found a fascinating site, the International Property Journal ... which I wanted to share. I think this website provides a different slant on what's happening in the US, as they're looking more broadly at what's happening around the globe. Here is a link to their Property Tren...
12/30/2009
I'm sitting here talking to my web developer about these new blog directories. I mentioned that in creating my Facebook fan pages, I used NetworkedBlogs to push my blog into a "blog tab" on the fan pages. The natural question that this brought up was ... do we end up being penalized for duplicate...
12/28/2009
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Keep trying to attend Brad's AR workshops but something always happens. Yes, I've been around a while but still consider myself a novice so I'm wondering if you can provide some advice on 2 questions: How do I fix the html mess in the right column as I've no idea when i even created it? I never r...
12/28/2009
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Last week I watched everyone sending out their holiday greetings. I kept thinking that familiar saying WIIFM (what's in in for me) applied as some greetings I appreciated but many of them seemed perfunctory. For years I've felt the holidays are personal, and getting cards from my insurance agent ...
12/28/2009
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One of my friends introduced me to this cool, 1 page directory of all my online homes and today I finally created my XeeSM profile. It takes just a few minutes, maybe a little more if you want to list a lot of stuff ... butit's easy and you might add to your signature (probably with a cool button...
12/24/2009
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The constant challenge is what frequency is enough, without being too much? To date I have stuck with a monthly handyman newsletter with reasonable success as I want to deliver value to my customers while respecting their time. I've also alternated between things like: Making all articles support...
12/03/2009
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I was inspired this morning to write an article to encourage more women to buy their home, as 20% of home buyers are single women. In reviewing the Joint Center for Housing Studies at Harvard University, report on Buying For Themselves: An Analysis of Unmarried Female Home Buyers in June 2006 ......
12/01/2009
