Here are a few links I think many of you will find interesting: Tweetlister Promotes Properties Over Twitter John L. Scott’s (Mis-)Adventures in Social Networking AutoStitch – My New Favorite iPhone Panorama App An Example Of Cleveland Area Realtor Using PAP It bears repeating: MLS…

For those who like to keep up to speed with everything related to real estate technology, here are a few links worth noting: Paula Henry’s post on Agent Genius regarding the fact that MIBOR (the MLS board in Indianapolis) has classified Google as a “scraper.”…

Here are a few links from the RE.net you may find interesting: Trulia vs Zillow (A spirited Real Estate “SEO” discussion).  Jim posted a follow on post on Active Rain that has attracted more of a discussion in the comments. Dawn of a New Era…

Michael Wurtzer has a great post relating to the question of whether the costs of an MLS coverting to a standard format is worth the long-term benefits over at the FBS Blog that I thought many of you would probably find interesting — check it…

Marlow Harris has the scoop on a broker, Chuck Marunde, who has built an online newspaper for his market — Sequim Port Angeles Newspaper Online. This seems like a great move for a broker looking to gain mind share with consumers given the ongoing struggles…

It’s been awhile since I’ve done a links for geeks post, so here are a few posts that have caught my interest over the past few days: Stop Paying Useless SEO Companies to Promote Your Website! Guest Blogging to Gain Traffic And Links The Difference…

Fellow Geek Estate Blog contributor James Shiner built a new tool worth checking out this weekend, particularly for those Twitter users reading — Tweeple Pages!

For those interested in how the listings syndication space is shaping up, Realogy just announced they are now syndicating their listings to Homes.com [via PropertyWatch].

Rob has a follow up post to the virtual brokerage post I mentioned earlier this week — check it out.

The Notorious R.O.B. has a hot tip regarding “Aybaf“…