There were three geeky stories that grabbed most of the blogspace this week: Google Page Rank Updates Much of the blogiverse was in a tizzy this week as several major blogs took a big hit in Google Page Rank (PR). We’re talking about major blogs…

Damon Pace at Incredible Agent is hosting “Meet The Bloggers” at the upcoming NAR Expo. I have been working the past few days to invite a group of great real estate bloggers to provide attendees with some insight to their experiences with blogging as well…

Whether it be Google, Microsoft, Yahoo, Zillow (my employer), Facebook, or somewhere else — I think it’s safe to say many real estate professionals are actively advertising online. For those who do advertise online, you should be giving some thought to the “landing page” that…

Doug McCune (the Flex Master) teamed up with the folks over at Universal Mind to develop an interesting and useful system for displaying photos on a map. Their MapMyPix AIR application allows real estate professionals (and everyone else) to display series of photographs in their…

I was notified of the upcoming Top Producer 8i website today. I’d heard rumors that agents were testing Top Producer 8i Beta earlier this summer, but never received full details on the differences in the new version. The Top Producer team seems to be integrating…

I mentioned the idea of a Broker Blogger this weekend with my Q&A with Kevin Boer. However, I wanted to dig a little deeper on the subject, so I decided to do a Q&A with yet another Broker Blogger. This time, it’s Ardell DellLoggia —…

I’ve been on vacation the past few days, so maybe I missed the announcement. But there is no sign of it on the Zolve Blog… It seems upstart Zolve.com, a “referral network” (my term, not theirs) has slashed their membership price from $395 per year to…

The 64th edition of the Carnival of Real Estate is posted at the RE Revealed.

With the explosion of real estate blogging occurring — and consumers reading them — it means the cost of building a identifiable brand are decreasing for real estate agents. As a result, I think more and more bloggers who have built recognizable online brands will…

Michael Arrington at TechCrunch reports that Picnik, the online photo-editing site has signed a deal with Flickr to allow Flickr users to do basic photo-editing. Picnik is amazingly fast at, sharpening, exposure adjustments, white-balance adjustments and other basic photo adjustments. It will access your photos…