Webinar Handout

Yesterday's Webinar with Blanche Evans (Realty Times) and Hilary Marsh (Realtor.org) offers valuable information about online publishing rules, including copyright considerations and new Blogging Guidelines being developed by the National Assn. of REALTORS. One of the most interesting issues in the guidelines is the position that the NAR legal eagles are taking about comments. They are insisting that the NAR blogmasters moderate their comments: 

"If you have a blog, accept comments. Develop a comment policy outlining the types of comments you WON’T publish: e.g., those that are offensive, illegal, irrelevant, or are sales pitches."

The webcast, podcast, and handout contain information that real estate agents and brokers will find valuable in developing a Blog Business Plan.

The following resources are mentioned in the Webinar: 

• RealtyTimes
• Articles for Rookies
• Economic Research
• Build a Better Web Site
• Start a Podcast
• Architecture Guide
• Handouts for Buyers and Sellers
• Field Guides
• 8-Step Personal Marketing Plan
• Download e-Mail Banners
• Fill--In-The-Blanks News Releases

The next 8-week Blog Coaching Webinar program starts next week. Join us and take your blogging to the next level at No Blogger Left Behind.

 -- Frances Flynn Thorsen

Tired of Negative Headlines? Write Your Own!

Hilary Marsh of The National Assn. of REALTORS offers a preliminary peek at NAR's new Blogging Guidelines in next week's FREE No Blogger Left Behind Webinar. Real estate brokers, agents, and bloggers will gain valuable insight into an online publishing tool that is changing the face of online real estate. The Webinar will be held June 17.

Hilary joins Blanche Evans ofRealty Times, Joeann Fossland, Master Certified Coach, and Frances Flynn Thorsen, RealTown.com. (Joeann and Fran are the Co-Creators of the No Blogger Left Behind Blog Coaching Program.)

Hilary Marsh, Managing Director, Editorial Development for Realtor.org, is a Web content guru. Before joining the National Assn. of REALTORS® , Hilary led Content Company, an online consultancy specializing in Web content strategy and management. Among the clients were the American Hospital Assn., the University of Chicago, and the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation. A frequent national speaker on Web content issues, Hilary founded NetContent/Chicago, an organization for the online content community, and is a founding member of CM Professionals, the content management community of practice. She is a graduate of Syracuse University’s S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications. (Courtesy Realtor.org.)

Register here.