Comments on: The James Bond Guide To RSS and Real Estate Marketing http://agbeat.com/editorials/real-estate/the-james-bond-guide-to-rss-and-real-estate-marketing/ News, insights, tools, and inspiration for business owners and professionals Fri, 10 Feb 2012 15:13:36 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Atlanta Real Estate http://agbeat.com/editorials/real-estate/the-james-bond-guide-to-rss-and-real-estate-marketing/#comment-38077 Atlanta Real Estate Mon, 07 Sep 2009 15:33:20 +0000 http://agentgenius.com/?p=5497#comment-38077 Mark: This stuff is so cool, like Bond. I'm so far behind on even things like RSS, which has been around forever. I'm on purposely behind on social networking, except for blogs, and will either convert at some point in the future or just miss that boat completely. I'm going into my Google account today and figuring this all out and setting up a feed from AG for starters. Maybe I should start and stop with that, judging by the content here (FAR superior) vs the content out there elsewhere. Thanks again, and nice cartoon picture. :) Rob M Mark:

This stuff is so cool, like Bond.

I’m so far behind on even things like RSS, which has been around forever. I’m on purposely behind on social networking, except for blogs, and will either convert at some point in the future or just miss that boat completely.

I’m going into my Google account today and figuring this all out and setting up a feed from AG for starters. Maybe I should start and stop with that, judging by the content here (FAR superior) vs the content out there elsewhere.

Thanks again, and nice cartoon picture. :)

Rob M

]]> By: HomeStomper Strikes Different Chords Around The Net — HomeStomper http://agbeat.com/editorials/real-estate/the-james-bond-guide-to-rss-and-real-estate-marketing/#comment-20145 HomeStomper Strikes Different Chords Around The Net — HomeStomper Mon, 13 Oct 2008 17:01:33 +0000 http://agentgenius.com/?p=5497#comment-20145 [...] Sure, you can use RSS to read your favorite blogs but that’s so… ordinary. Here’s how a world-class super agent uses RSS to spy on his competition and keep tabs on any happenings in his market. Click here to be the Bond [...] [...] Sure, you can use RSS to read your favorite blogs but that’s so… ordinary. Here’s how a world-class super agent uses RSS to spy on his competition and keep tabs on any happenings in his market. Click here to be the Bond [...]

]]> By: Mark Eckenrode http://agbeat.com/editorials/real-estate/the-james-bond-guide-to-rss-and-real-estate-marketing/#comment-20126 Mark Eckenrode Mon, 13 Oct 2008 14:18:33 +0000 http://agentgenius.com/?p=5497#comment-20126 @vicki: sweet. you'll find RSS an easy way of keeping tabs on things. @cindy: thanks for the eagle-eye on the link. see, it's that kind of thoroughness that keeps Bond and all other super agents at the top of the field ;) as you get more into RSS (and agentgenius) you'll find it's mighty helpful way of distributing content and if you got any questions there's plenty of folks here at AG to help out. just holler. @vicki: sweet. you’ll find RSS an easy way of keeping tabs on things.

@cindy: thanks for the eagle-eye on the link. see, it’s that kind of thoroughness that keeps Bond and all other super agents at the top of the field ;) as you get more into RSS (and agentgenius) you’ll find it’s mighty helpful way of distributing content and if you got any questions there’s plenty of folks here at AG to help out. just holler.

]]> By: Lani Anglin-Rosales http://agbeat.com/editorials/real-estate/the-james-bond-guide-to-rss-and-real-estate-marketing/#comment-20114 Lani Anglin-Rosales Mon, 13 Oct 2008 03:28:57 +0000 http://agentgenius.com/?p=5497#comment-20114 Cindy, most of us keep an eye on competition not only to be aware but we all learn from each other, it's not necessarily "spying" unless you do it offline by hanging out in the bushes of their offices. :) Stick around, you're right- you'll learn TONS from the many many talented writers and readers here! Cindy, most of us keep an eye on competition not only to be aware but we all learn from each other, it’s not necessarily “spying” unless you do it offline by hanging out in the bushes of their offices. :)

Stick around, you’re right- you’ll learn TONS from the many many talented writers and readers here!

]]> By: Cindy in Indy Marchant http://agbeat.com/editorials/real-estate/the-james-bond-guide-to-rss-and-real-estate-marketing/#comment-20108 Cindy in Indy Marchant Mon, 13 Oct 2008 00:55:13 +0000 http://agentgenius.com/?p=5497#comment-20108 Very catchy title, pulled me in. I have been looking for a way to get the "daily dose" of news for my area and the Google Reader/Alerts is perfect, thanks. You have a slight typo in the aiderss.com link; need a "." rather than a "/" ; but being the techy that I am (NOT), I did figure it out. That is very interesting indeed. I am really drawn to the whole idea of "spying" on my competition; I wonder what that means??? The whole RSS thing has me baffled, but it is my first time (be nice) on Agent Genius so I'm sure it will get explained as I travel around the site a bit. Very catchy title, pulled me in. I have been looking for a way to get the “daily dose” of news for my area and the Google Reader/Alerts is perfect, thanks. You have a slight typo in the aiderss.com link; need a “.” rather than a “/” ; but being the techy that I am (NOT), I did figure it out. That is very interesting indeed. I am really drawn to the whole idea of “spying” on my competition; I wonder what that means???

The whole RSS thing has me baffled, but it is my first time (be nice) on Agent Genius so I’m sure it will get explained as I travel around the site a bit.

]]> By: Vicki Moore http://agbeat.com/editorials/real-estate/the-james-bond-guide-to-rss-and-real-estate-marketing/#comment-20105 Vicki Moore Mon, 13 Oct 2008 00:19:43 +0000 http://agentgenius.com/?p=5497#comment-20105 I was reading your post on a friend's computer yesterday and just had to stop. I had nowhere to put notes. I'm back at mine and I'm ready to put your ideas to work. Thanks. I was reading your post on a friend’s computer yesterday and just had to stop. I had nowhere to put notes. I’m back at mine and I’m ready to put your ideas to work. Thanks.

]]> By: AG Weekly Roundup [Volume 2] | national real estate opinion column - agentgenius.com http://agbeat.com/editorials/real-estate/the-james-bond-guide-to-rss-and-real-estate-marketing/#comment-20094 AG Weekly Roundup [Volume 2] | national real estate opinion column - agentgenius.com Sun, 12 Oct 2008 22:49:23 +0000 http://agentgenius.com/?p=5497#comment-20094 [...] The James Bond Guide to RSS & Real Estate Marketing- Mark Eckenrode outlines the most effective ways to surpass your competition by mastering the RSS. [...] [...] The James Bond Guide to RSS & Real Estate Marketing- Mark Eckenrode outlines the most effective ways to surpass your competition by mastering the RSS. [...]

]]> By: Mark Eckenrode http://agbeat.com/editorials/real-estate/the-james-bond-guide-to-rss-and-real-estate-marketing/#comment-20072 Mark Eckenrode Sun, 12 Oct 2008 15:08:05 +0000 http://agentgenius.com/?p=5497#comment-20072 @ben: your secret agent card is in the mail.... along with the decoder ring @danilo: i've used twitterlocal but never noticed they had rss. thanks for pointing it out. and don't worry about competition finding out our tricks - you'll have them silenced in no time, i'm sure. @melanie: M, thanks for stopping by and visiting with us agents ;) and, like the new lotus, i'd love to take the new beta site for spin @ben: your secret agent card is in the mail…. along with the decoder ring

@danilo: i’ve used twitterlocal but never noticed they had rss. thanks for pointing it out. and don’t worry about competition finding out our tricks – you’ll have them silenced in no time, i’m sure.

@melanie: M, thanks for stopping by and visiting with us agents ;) and, like the new lotus, i’d love to take the new beta site for spin

]]> By: Melanie Baker http://agbeat.com/editorials/real-estate/the-james-bond-guide-to-rss-and-real-estate-marketing/#comment-20001 Melanie Baker Fri, 10 Oct 2008 16:09:24 +0000 http://agentgenius.com/?p=5497#comment-20001 Wow, I feel cooler by association. Good coincidence my name is M, too. :) It's always great to see people from specific industries elaborating on the value of our services for a specific audience. Really lowers the barrier to entry/understanding for new folks. Thank you! If 007 would like to spy on our new beta site, he can slip me a microfilm. I promise to pass all feedback directly along to Q. And, of course, we can discuss information management over martinis... shaken, not stirred. Wow, I feel cooler by association. Good coincidence my name is M, too. :) It’s always great to see people from specific industries elaborating on the value of our services for a specific audience. Really lowers the barrier to entry/understanding for new folks. Thank you!

If 007 would like to spy on our new beta site, he can slip me a microfilm. I promise to pass all feedback directly along to Q.

And, of course, we can discuss information management over martinis… shaken, not stirred.

]]> By: Danilo Bogdanovic http://agbeat.com/editorials/real-estate/the-james-bond-guide-to-rss-and-real-estate-marketing/#comment-19985 Danilo Bogdanovic Fri, 10 Oct 2008 13:42:17 +0000 http://agentgenius.com/?p=5497#comment-19985 Uh oh...you just shared classified document and key intelligence secrets with our enemies! lol Another one to check out is "Twitter Local". I've found Google Alerts, Twitter Search and Twitter Local to be the best ways to stay on top of what's going in on your local community and what people are talking about by keeping an eye on certain keywords. In addition to staying on top of what's going on, it's great for connecting with other folks and businesses in your community. For example, I have certain keywords in Twitter Search and Twitter Local that alert me when someone who is located in the towns I work in Tweets something. It also alerts me when someone uses any of the keywords in a Tweet. I've connected with people and companies who joined Twitter because I was alerted of their Tweet via Twitter Search or Twitter Local that I may have not run across otherwise. Uh oh…you just shared classified document and key intelligence secrets with our enemies! lol

Another one to check out is “Twitter Local”. I’ve found Google Alerts, Twitter Search and Twitter Local to be the best ways to stay on top of what’s going in on your local community and what people are talking about by keeping an eye on certain keywords.

In addition to staying on top of what’s going on, it’s great for connecting with other folks and businesses in your community. For example, I have certain keywords in Twitter Search and Twitter Local that alert me when someone who is located in the towns I work in Tweets something. It also alerts me when someone uses any of the keywords in a Tweet. I’ve connected with people and companies who joined Twitter because I was alerted of their Tweet via Twitter Search or Twitter Local that I may have not run across otherwise.

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