GeekEstate Blog’s newest contributor, Oliver Muoto, has just published 12 podcasts with top women bloggers from the RE.net. Oliver summarized his findings from the podcasts with a “part 2” of the post. If I had to highlight ONE (and only one) of his findings as…

I just wanted to say thanks to Drew for inviting me to be a contributor to the GeekState blog and to quickly introduce myself. For those who don’t know, I am one of the co-founders of vFlyer where I am responsible for marketing, partnerships and…

The 63rd edition of the Carnival of Real Estate is posted at the Agent Genius.

I’ve had a lot of people with web sites ask me about how bad it is if someone has to scroll to see all of their web page. Some “experts” will tell you that ANY scrolling is not good. However, most web sites require vertical…

I’ve been using a little widget on the sidebar of my blog from Amung Us for quite some time that shows the number of visitors currently on the blog. It’s kinda cool. The map above is a new (to me) Amung Us feature that shows…

In my 8 years in the web business, I’ve seen a lot of web companies raise some serious cash to build a cool website. Everytime I see this happening I scratch my head. They typically go on a spending spree and buy some really nice…

If you’re the kind of person that digs surveys, polls and red-hot press releases, you’ll want to follow the news from two large industry trade associations that came out back to back yesterday. The California Association of Realtors released their results of their latest technology…

I must confess that I was both thrilled and surprised when I was asked to be a contributor to the GeekEstate blog. Sure, I’m involved in real estate, work at an early-stage internet company, and I love blogging, but am I really a geek? Well,…

Today’s launch of Zolve.com has generated some buzz across the real estate blogiverse, and beyond. I haven’t come across a post yet though from someone who actually “joined” the Zolve network. What I’ve seen is bloggers looking at the site from the outside, or discussing…

Google has added additional street views in 6 cities today — Chicago, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Phoenix, Portland and Tucson. There’s no real real estate tie-in yet, but I’m guessing Google is thinking about integrating it into Google Base as a way to provide buyers a way…