Today’s podcast was actually recorded a few weeks back at Seattle Mind Camp, a semi-annual gathering of technically-minded folk from around the Puget Sound area. Stuart caught up with Rain City Guide’s Dustin Luther and Shack Prices‘ Galen Ward to talk about trends and portents in the online real estate technology space.
Nice job. After reading RCG for many months, which inspired my humble blog in Portland, it’s nice to hear some of the actual human voices behind the content and the vision.
My compliments on the integration of podcasting to Seattle Real Estate Talk. Again, the element of ‘real’ people conversing on real estate issues is a huge contrast to the majority of broker website content.
Thanks, Ron. Re:PDX looks great. I’m looking forward to checking out more of it as soon as we’re back from vacation.
As I’m sure you’ve found out, running a blog or podcast can be like taking on a second full time job. We’re having fun with podcasting, though, and we’re looking forward to bringing more out soon.
Hi
You have a great thing going here with the blog idea
We are just 45 min out side of Sacramento Ca.
We would love to have you give us an idea on how we
could setup a blog for our office.
I was born in Bellingham came to calif in 1960 and
got into real estate in 1965 and we have our own office
here in Wheatland Ca
We would love to set up Wheatland & Lincoln Real Estate
talk.
Please contact us about how, we have many things to talk to you about.
Such as we are internet service providers and are working with someone in china to set up internet in China.
Thanks
Ed
Having overseen extensive client work for an online community in the realty sector, is fascinating to see how technology and soc community DO work for the Real Estate sector. I’ve been part of online communities since 1995 and the are rarely profitable when geared toward non B2B activities. They say B2B social networks are succeeding while sites like MySpace haven’t proven any real profit. My experience confirms that with realtors gathering in a “web 2.0″ environment.
Louise, we selected your blog as the best real estate blog in Washington (most recent post). We created an award ribbon if you’d like, just drop me a line.
Henry