When it comes to your linking strategy, are you in the “Don’t Link to External Sites” camp? If so, Rand at SEOmoz has some points you might want to consider. And if that post doesn’t convince you that not linking out is a bad strategy,…

Do you have an iPhone and read real estate blogs? If so, Dennis McGuire coded up a “blog reader” for the iPhone — http://www.irealtyblogs.com. The site pulls feeds from all Dennis’ favorite blogs from the RE.net into one. Currently, the feeds from the following blogs…

Head on over to Zillow Blog for more background from David.

Cuil.com, a new search engine, was released to much fanfare earlier this week. Pronounced “Cool”, my initial findings were, well…. not so cool. Cuil was founded by two former Google engineers (and another from IBM). Obviously these are very smart folks. According to Cuil, their…

MyBlogLog has integrated updates from Trulia and Zillow profile pages into their New With Me feed.

Vancouver Video Blogging Realtor Ian Watt took his Flip Video Camera down to San Francisco this past week to capture the Inman Connect Conference in a unique way. He shot a whole bunch of video interviews with bloggers and suppliers from all over the country….

Jay Thompson is moderating one of the morning panels at Bloggers Connect. The panelists all certainly know how to use blogging as a client acquisition mechanism, and closing business with those clients: Linda Davis, Broker/Owner, Broker/Owner, RE/MAX Realty Group – http://blog.ctrelocation.com/ Laurie Manny, Realtor, Long…

I’ve met many of the real estate bloggers I read on a daily basis at prior conferences, but there were still a few that alluded me — until yesterday. Andy, Brad, Maureen, Benn and Lani, and Magnus (who is now a guest author here on…

Let’s break away from the traditional mold and talk about online listing services in Sweden (where I live). Among the first to display listings online Already in 1996 it was possible to search for houses on sale using Internet through the Bovision service. (The service was a…

It’s a great feeling when you actually admit one of your burdens officially. It also start you thinking about how you ended up here. For me there wasn’t one eureka moment but actually a series of experiences during internships at construction and real estate companies back in the…