I woke up one morning a few weeks ago quite unhappy with all of my websites. They look reasonably good.  They mostly have good traffic (not great, but good).  The ones I am pressing the RSS subscription on seem to have good subscribe rates.

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REtechSouth 2010 has wrapped up. It was an incredible event. I have spent the day decompressing from all of the learning of the last two days. The grass is mowed… Toy Story and Toy Story 2 have been acquired for the kids… crops have been grown on Farmville… and I have read some non-tech related […]

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Image by Yandle via Flickr What comes next?  A few years ago, did we see Twitter and FaceBook dominating the horizon?  Did we see MySpace falling off a cliff and becoming a place for bars and bands… and not much else?  Did we see the mobile would still be “just around the corner”?  Did we […]

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It is obvious to everyone in the real estate business by now that the future of marketing revolves around the internet… and websites.  And the “Yester-tech” of a static website isn’t going to cut it.  The days of “My broker provides me with a website at www.myname.brokerage.com” are gone.  And honestly, the days of a […]

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Click here for discount! Are you planning on hitting REtechSouth in Atlanta?  As usual, I have a discount code for tickets.  Brad Nix gave me the hook-up to deliver a 10% discount (affiliate link… that is where the discount comes from) on all ticket levels.  Here is how it breaks down:

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This morning I had the pleasure of speaking with the Leaders Network Roundtable in Duluth about effecting a Social Media Plan. During our hour or so, we talked about several aspects of a broad Social Media Plan, from strategy to measurement.  As promised, here is the outline with some bonus information added…

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