One of the better panels at Inman Connect tackled the issue of marketing your blog. Moderated by Joel Burslem the panelists included: Erik Hersman, Principal, Zungu LLC Reggie Nicolay, Regional Technology Director, Fidelity National & Author, MyTechOpinion.com Brian Rothenberg, Product Manager, Yahoo! Real Estate And…

The data geeks over at Zillow Labs are sharing some of their work via a Creative Commons License. It is represents the neighborhood boundaries of over 7,000 locations in major markets across the U.S. What’s cool is the fact that you can make additions and…

Brian Boero, Partner at 1000Watt Consulting presented “50 Tools and Technologies to Help You” last week at Real Estate Connect and has published the slide deck for everyone interested. There’s quite a few interesting resources that I wasn’t aware of — such as Skitch, The…

Susanne Hayek who is a real estate photographer in the Pasadena, CA area and reader of my blog told me yesterday that her good friend Scott Kleiman who is a Realtor at Sotheby’s in Pasadena is very sick with CLL (Leukemia) and needs to find…

The 73rd edition of the Carnival of Real Estate is posted over at SanDiegOh.

First of all, I loved all the coverage of Inman Connect New York last week. Between all the blog posts, message boards, and live Twitters, it allowed me to feel like I was there listening to the speakers myself. Bill Wendel as RealEstateCafe used Twitter…

Reggi has a great writeup at MyTechOpinion for those interested in web analytics — 8 ways analytics software will help build a broader audience.

I’m not involved in real estate investing and haven’t really spent much time on the new BiggerPockets site, but here is a good review by Scott Ficek at Minnesota Investment Real Estate.

As a follow-up to Drew’s marketing your blog post, I thought I’d re-cap of some of the main points that I touched on during Wednesday’s Marketing Your Blog panel at Inman Real Estate Connect. Moderator Joel Burslem kicked off the discussion with the question “how…

As a kid who went to a university that primarily focused on science and engineering, that didn’t even have a business program at the time, I have no idea why I went there to study marketing.  As it turns out, it was one of the best…