It's exactly the 80/20 rule.Justin McMurtry-Realtor, another idea is to blow up the photos larger, frame them, and hang them in the corresponding rooms. That way when buyers walk thru the home, they can get a sense of the space that way.
Yeah. I'm watching some of the videos on there. It's actually amazing what you can capture in 6 seconds. Says a lot about our attention spans, though ;-)
This is a toughy because Keller Williams already offers DotLoop (for $15 a month) ,IDX, agent websites, and individual mobile apps for every agent - coming this year.
I think Videolicious is your best bet. It's casual and not too overly-produced, yet still looks professional. Vine is only 6 seconds in length, so unless you're doing a teaser for a property, it won't work for you. The thing with using an regular old camcorder is that you still have to plug it in to the desk top, convert the file, edit it, etc. With iPhone or iPad apps, many of them upload right to social or all of your contacts, and it does the editing right there in the app - which literally takes seconds.
Does a train worry about a soda can on the tracks?Actually not just on a particular platform, eg. facebook, but the entire web. #tagboard is a start up based in Seattle banking on just that. Already picking up traction with many SMM innovating brands such as Audi, Klout and even SXSW
I think we should try to get as many people as possible to donate $100/person to this guy. We should be able to get hundreds of people onboard if not more. Any suggestions? Does anyone know him to reach out to him? I am onboard I can organize it-- what do you think?
Nick I use any.do, tempo, mailbox app, BaseCamp, Analytics, hootsuite, Zite, FB and Feedly the most.
Nick if the porn industry sees value that means its a hit :)
