Tag Archives: Ian Watt

It’s Not Over… #rebcsf and #icsf

It’s Not Over… #rebcsf and #icsf

Posted on 12. Aug, 2009 by Wendy Forsythe.

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Last week hundreds of real estate professionals congregated in San Francisco for the annual Inman Connect Conference (#icsf) and the first year anniversary of Real Estate Bar Camp (#rebcsf). Although, both events have passed the exchange of ideas and information continues on through the network of people who were in attendance. It is wonderful to see [...]

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Friday Blog Scan: Things we liked from the week that was

Friday Blog Scan: Things we liked from the week that was

Posted on 06. Mar, 2009 by Jason Steele.

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Mother nature partnered with the economy to test our mettle Monday as we began the week with a severe snow storm that kept us all working at home, connected through the web. Nothing keeps the BH&GRE team down!
Now, the blogs:
What good is posting blogs, video, etc., if they are not being viewed, spread and read? Adam [...]

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Friday Blog Scan: Things we liked from the week that was

Friday Blog Scan: Things we liked from the week that was

Posted on 13. Feb, 2009 by Jason Steele.

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Ian Watt is a Vancouver Realtor who has successfully made the move from print to digital. Read an interview with him on Techvibes.com
The benefits of Blogging and its effect on organic SEO were covered nicely here by San Diego agent Denny Oh.
For those who like monitoring the foreclosure markets, Joel Burslem at Forem put [...]

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Friday Blog Scan: Stuff we liked from the week that was

Friday Blog Scan: Stuff we liked from the week that was

Posted on 23. Jan, 2009 by Jason Steele.

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Brandie Young over at Agent Genius asked interesting questions about generating positive word of mouth for your business suggesting a few quick idea gems for making that happen.
For those of you looking for a deep dive into the MLS consolidation/data sharing issue, Mike Price’s interview with SOCAL MLS CEO Russ Bergeron is worth a read. [...]

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