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Archive for July, 2007

Of Listings and Lovers

By Brian Boero | July 17th, 2007 | Filed in: Technology

Time and time again I said I’d leave you Time and time again I went away But then would come the time when I would need you And once again these words I had to say Take me back, I…


The Big “O” – Not this morning

By Marc Davison | July 17th, 2007 | Filed in: Technology

Terabitz launched today. And here’s the most amazing thing about it – the CEO’s 15-year old son came up with the idea. Proves my idea about real estate companies hiring gen-Y geniuses may have merit. But beyond the 15-year old…


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We’ve got the technology – we can rebuilt it.

By Marc Davison | July 13th, 2007 | Filed in: Uncategorized

Last week I shared my vision for the small brokerage in my weekly Inman News column. Ten things I would do to rebuild the value proposition and create a compelling customer experience. That led me to think about what I…


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Zillow: The Creepy Factor

By Brian Boero | July 10th, 2007 | Filed in: Marketing

I decided to put my parent’s home up for sale. They’re empty nesters and really should downsize. And all those stairs ” it’s just going to be too much when they get really old. I think they’ll agree it’s a…


Real estate in a pickle: Here’s a solution

By Marc Davison | July 9th, 2007 | Filed in: Marketing

I was going through the 1000watt archive last night in preparation for some upcoming speaking engagements. The piece below, first published last July, seemed worth re-posting now, when times are even more challenging. I’d change a few things today. I’d…


Don’t lose faith

By Marc Davison | July 8th, 2007 | Filed in: Brokerage

The email below was sent to me from Benjamin Day, an agent and educator in Colorado Springs, in response to my article last week on Inman, Think Big. He is also the Director of Career Development for his firm. By…


Welcome to the iFuture

By Marc Davison | July 3rd, 2007 | Filed in: Technology

A Piper Jaffray analyst estimates 500,000 iPhones sold this weekend. An analyst at Goldman Sachs pegs it closer to 700,000. Soon millions will be accessing the web via a Safari browser on a device that seems to actually live up…


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