http://www.agentscoreboard.com/blog the blogiest blog that ever was! Wed, 31 Oct 2007 15:35:34 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Ok… so I’m taking some liberties with that claim, but if I could extrapolate our performance over the last 60 days (we signed up over 500 California Agents) to the rest of the US, we would have signed up 25,000 agents. Not bad for our little soft launch? Actually the numbers ... http://www.agentscoreboard.com/blog/2007/10/31/agent-scoreboard-fastest-growing-real-application-ever/ If your a California real estate agent or broker and would like to receive an exclusive invitation to the Agent Scoreboard Founder's Club, with gets you Our monthly newsletter Invites to our local events "How-To" webinars  Create your FREE Agent Scoreboard profile before 8/31, and get your invitation to the Founder's Club, and you'll ... http://www.agentscoreboard.com/blog/2007/08/20/open-invitation-agent-scoreboard-founders-club/ … found out that the world is indeed flat ... didn't twitter at all … learned that people that live near each other will create these things called “communities” (ka-mun-i-tees) because, now the technology exists …got yelled at by Glenn Kelmen, because I called his company a “discounter”, although Glenn remembers the conversation differently. …signed a ... http://www.agentscoreboard.com/blog/2007/08/06/while-inman-i%e2%80%a6/ Today we announced that we signed an agreement to provide our tools to one of the largest real estate brokerages in the US, Prudential California Realty. Some say this is in conflict to the interest of the consumer, who is ultimately our client. Well, I can see how someone could say ... http://www.agentscoreboard.com/blog/2007/08/02/working-with-big-real-estate-to-build-credibility/ It was reported to me by a very reliable source that today the Metropolitan Indianapolis Board of Realtors (MIBOR) fired the first shot in an upcoming battle by many Listings Services to reclaim their listings from the public domain. MIBOR announced in a closed door meeting at its Indianapolis HQ, ... http://www.agentscoreboard.com/blog/2007/07/27/move-over-mls-here-comes-the-blc/ Mr. Freidman does NOT cheat on his wife, but he does write a damn good op/ed in the NY Times about how your reputation is always on. In the article, Mr. Freidman muses about how careful he must be in reacting to ordinary situations. The world is full of critics, and ... http://www.agentscoreboard.com/blog/2007/07/12/thomas-l-friedman-cheats-on-his-wife/ "we are the web"Well there seems to be a lot to say about Web 2.0 and Online Social Networking (OSN) and how its going to forever change the way your get your leads. Inman, TransparentRE, Against the Grain, even the guys from Trulia, Homegain and the L.A. Times are adding ... http://www.agentscoreboard.com/blog/2007/07/10/your-web-20-marketing-plan/ I've received alot of comments about this little series, so I decided to put it on one page. I've also created a .pdf document that you can get here: The Commission Paradox. >>>> I’m a big fan of facts and proof. Last night I was watching the Science Channel about how there ... http://www.agentscoreboard.com/blog/2007/07/09/the-commission-paradox-unabridged/ Is a woman with a popular blog.  Kate here, 5th of May Blog, has been looking for a house for sometime now.  Here blog is her daily diary of the issues she is running into.  Whats funny is that she is getting alot of press and blogger coverage, and lots of neighborhood ... http://www.agentscoreboard.com/blog/2007/07/09/realtors-worst-nightmare/ Pursebuzz.comIn a post this AM by Pat Kitano, over at TransparentRE, Pat talks about how “huge” the impact of online social networking is going to be on the real estate industry. I just can’t agree. I see the following three reasons for online social networking to fizzle out in the real estate ... http://www.agentscoreboard.com/blog/2007/07/06/web-20-get-it-now-before-its-gone/