Jul. 24, 2008 - If you are a real estate blogger

NOT about the city of Columbus. Unless of course you are a Columbus real estate blogger or a Columbus mortgage blogger...

Are you a real estate blogger?  Or a mortgage blogger or ...

Or a wanna be (real estate industry) blogger? 

or just blog curious? 

The best place to learn about blogging IMHO is  ActiveRain

Members: 99,681

Join now YOU could be the 1,000.000 th member.

Who should join?  Who will you be among?

Real Estate Agents (53050)
Loan Officers (8331)
Real Estate - Others (6456)
Real Estate Brokerages (4830)
Real Estate Sales People (3894)
Mortgage Companies (3778)
Home Stagers (2506)
Inspectors (1903)
Title Companies (1520)
Appraisers (1451)
Real Estate Medias (1357)
Notaries (1312)
Builder-Contractors (932)
Virtual Assistants (902)
Commercial Real Estate Agents (874)
Insurance Broker or Agents (834)
Real Estate Trainers (818)
Account Execs (658)
Property Managers (563)
Real Estate Attorneys (489)
Commercial Lenders (417)
Mortgage Processors (356)
Business Brokers (348)
Environmental Services (334)
Financial Planners (273)
Escrow Companies (269)
Real Estate Auctioneers (195)
Architectural Designs (135)

I'd love to hear from you if you have a comment on the topic. All comments are moderated so you will not see your comment immediately. Thanks. Copyright 2008 Discover Columbus and Maureen McCabe

Aug. 29, 2009 - RE: If you are a real estate blogger

Blogging is a great idea for realtors to reach their audience, and ActiveRain is the perfect place to blog, so kudos to you for recommending it. I wanted to suggest that people check out a site we launched a few months ago called TweetLister. It's a way for owners and brokers to post, manage and schedule all their property listings on Twitter. The site creates a searchable, no-nonesense "Twitter-friendly" 140 character tweet for you based on your listing features, and then links the tweet to a listing detail page with a photo, a link to the poster's website and a contact form. Members can then easily manage all their leads for fast follow-up.

TweetLister easy to use, it's receiving positive reviews from bloggers and real estate industry analysts, and it's FREE. It's not intended to take the place of a broker's overall marketing, whether on Twitter or elsewhere, but it makes posting and managing listings easy, and the listings provide what people are looking for -- location, features, price, etc.

The website is at: http://www.tweetlister.com
 

Aug. 29, 2009 - RE: If you are a real estate blogger

Blair, 

Thanks for the comment I guess.  I am familiar with YOUR product and have to respectfully disagree about how great it is.

I am not sure if I first saw news of it on Twitter or on ActiveRain. 

I think it is a useful product to broadcast information but I believe it is one of the worst things that has come down the pike for real estate in social media. 

Just think for the general public on Twitter the last thing they are really looking for is a stream of listings. 

You will find lots of people who will use it I am sure.