I’m going to be in NYC for Inman Connect, so blogging will be light this week. I sat on a similar panel last fall in San Francisco and am privileged and honored to speak again.
The panel is titled “Blogging, a Fresh Take on Client Prospecting” with Pat Kitano, Johnathan Butler and Frances Flynn Thorsen.
The best part of going to Inman is the chance to connect and reconnect (no longer available) with others in the real estate world.
My secret for “getting clients” through blogging? There is neither a secret nor a guarantee. Be consistent, honest, transparent and provide the best local real estate information.
Readers – what do you look for in real estate/Realtor blogs? Is there anything in particular that would cause you to contact a Realtor because of his or her blog?
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