Monthly Archives: July, 2009
realestate.com’s Twitter Bot Taking Requests
The @housewatch bot can do more than just regularly send out information – it can also respond to your requests.
Extreme House Selling
propertyadguru.com welcomes a guest post from Nick Marr about extreme house selling.
Why You Should Use Facebook
According to information released by addtoany.com, a company which supplies one the most popular widgets that lets websites share stories across multiple social media sites, the most popular way users share information online is via Facebook.
The Challenges for Google Real Estate
The launch of Google Real Estate search on Google Maps in Australia, the US and New Zealand has shaken the property portal world. It is expected that Google Real Estate will make an appearance in the UK and German markets shortly.
How the New Twitter Could Help You
Twitter is now focusing on being more inclusive. What’s more, there are a few new Twitter options out that that could be useful for agents.
Can Social Media be Simplified?
A number of online services have popped up that promise to simplify and streamline your online presence. Let’s take a look at a few examples that could be useful for agents.
New Social Networks for UK Buyers and Agents
ukpropertyclub.co.uk is a new online social network aimed at bringing together people who want to pool their resources to get started in the UK property market.
New Real Estate Focused Option for WordPress
A new plug-in for agents and brokers currently using a WordPress blog has just been launched.
Northern Ireland Portal Releases Software
Northern Ireland’s propertynews.com portal has launched the first locally built and supported Rental Management software, called Rental EDGE.
New Website from Coldwell Banker LA
Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage in Greater Los Angeles has launched a website to promote for sale and open house listings.
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