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Futurizing with Geek Estate 4.0

Futurizing with Geek Estate 4.0

2,144 days after Geek Estate’s 3.0 facelift, Geek Estate 4.0 is here. The modern design and future-looking visuals on Geek Estate aim to better showcase the full GEM experience: Crystal ($20/mo or $180/yr): A paid newsletter offering a curated selection of industry developments, outside-the-box thinking, thought-provoking long-form essays,…

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Help Wanted: Writer/Researcher with a Passionate for Real Estate Tech

Help Wanted: Writer/Researcher with a Passionate for Real Estate Tech

Beyond seeking operator perspectives for the Mastermind, Geek Estate is also looking for a hungry young professional to help with research and copywriting. It’s likely you’re a marketing manager/specialist for a brokerage. Maybe you’re a young agent with a passion for tech and marketing. If…

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What is Geek Estate Mastermind, and What is Geek Estate Blog?

What is Geek Estate Mastermind, and What is Geek Estate Blog?

Since there is content posted both on the public Geek Estate Blog (founded in 2007) and within the the GEM (Geek Estate Mastermind), I wanted to take a minute to explain what the difference between the two are. I want to be fully transparent with…

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Geek Estate 3.0: The Facelift 1,825 Days Too Late

Geek Estate 3.0: The Facelift 1,825 Days Too Late

I’m thrilled to announce Geek Estate Blog has undergone a long overdue design facelift. It marks what I’ll call “Geek Estate 3.0.” 1,825. The number of days I’ve been waiting for today. Yes, that’s 5 years. There have been a couple iterations of Geek Estate…

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Hypothetical: What If…

Hypothetical: What If…

…this blog went away. What if I stopped writing entirely? Would you pay $5 per month to keep the blog going at its current rate of content (3-5 articles per week)? If not, what would have to change in the way of content to make that…

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I’m Not a Reporter

I’m Not a Reporter

When I get pitches from PR pros and founders, it’s often under the pretense that I’m a journalist and my job is to write about their company. They haven’t done their research. If they had, they’d understand I’m not a reporter and have no plans to ever become…

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New Ad Program – 6 Spots, $500 per month

New Ad Program – 6 Spots, $500 per month

We’re simplifying advertising options to a basic monthly sponsorship package. We’ll take 6 sponsors at $500 per month. Each will receive: 100% share of voice with a 180 x 150 ad module on the home page 100% share of voice with a 180 x 150 ad module…

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Moving Email Subscriptions to Mailchimp

Moving Email Subscriptions to Mailchimp

Over the past few weeks, traffic has been slowly declining and I’ve noticed a slight decrease in comments. I believe I finally realized the issue — emails for new posts stopped going out. One of my (many) email addresses is subscribed, and upon publishing several posts the other day…

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Pondering the Future

Pondering the Future

Geek Estate was started almost 8 years ago, July of 2007. Wow, that’s a long time ago. The amount of time I’ve personally invested in this is absurd. But I’ve generally loved every second of it. As most of you know, I’ve been working on Horizon for…

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A Little House Keeping: The Future of Geek Estate

A Little House Keeping: The Future of Geek Estate

I’ve been thinking a bit about the future of Geek Estate recently…and I’d like to get some feedback from the readers here. I’ve never spent much time trying to monetize this blog, but the fact of the matter is that it does take time to…

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