Keyword: web2.0
Real Estate Web 2.0, Where Are We in the Consumer Web Evolution?
Web 2.0, More Than a Party Favor or Shiny Badge “Web2.0″, originally coined by Darcy DiNucci all the way back in 1999 was brought to debate in 2004 signaling a shift in the way we as consumers will experience the web. Web2.0 is a much debated term, there are several hard and widely accepted identifiers of a truly Web2.0 experience. ...
Bridging 1.0 and 2.0 Real Estate [Part I]
image courtesy of I’m $partacus Web1.0 popping its head up again As time marches on and markets struggle in many areas around the country, we’re beginning to see a resurgence of 1.0 practices. A really great example of a 1.0 practice would be for an agent to intentionally seek out a “solution in a box,” and we are currently discussing ...
Freakazoid Syndrome
<Yawn > Today was one of those dreaded office meeting days, but I decided to go in with an open mind, with a good attitude and determined to get something out of it, especially after reading Jonathan’s Too Much Time On Our Hands – did I succeed?…..you be the judge Intention is everything I have to tell you that my ...
You’re Not Elite Enough For Web2.0
Creative Commons Image Are You Elite Enough? A current Lifehacker poll asks if (or implies, if you will) “Web 2.0″ only benefits the uber-connected elite tech heavy hitters that use twitter 100+ times daily, program new apps and FB apps, vie for VC funding and actually NEED FriendFeed because they sign up for every online network known to man. While ...
Is Redfin.com a True Web2.o Experience?
Well, I would surmise by my own appraisal of Redfin.com that you can easily do more than Redfin is doing, and probably are already. With the transparency debate exposed all over the blogosphere, I look at Redfin and wonder, where exactly is the transparency? They’re counting on momentum from sensationalism, name recognition and a liberal cause to carry them forward, ...
New Business Approach? Or just another job?
The hype turns out to be just another 9-5 grinder, and this is what you get: Zip last month reported a $3.1 million net loss in the first quarter. Despite the loss, the company continues to expand brokerage operations into new markets and recruit more agents. Zip stock (Nasdaq: ZIPR) fell .05% in afterhours trading at $7.47 a share. It just doesn’t ...
One of RE’s Smartest Blogs
I rarely toot anyone’s horn, but when I see something great it just must be said. Based on my recent post Whats Dad Doing Here? I wanted to follow up with a real blog example that visibly documents what I am describing and I did not want to post it within the confines of my post because I felt that this would better ...















