Real Estate Blog Taxonomy
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Greg Swann at the Bloodhound Blog is one of the great innovative thinkers when it comes to the interaction of the internet and real estate. He is working on a new project that is trying to develop a taxonomy of real estate blogs. Here is how he describes it.
This is a first strike at a taxonomy of real estate weblogs. Taxonomy is the science of categorizing things. Of course, not everything can be neatly categorized, but the elucidation of categories can focus the mind, helping us to understand where certain weblogs might fit, which are hybrids of two or more categories, and which can only be described by the creation of new categories.
So if you are interested in helping head on over to the BloodhoundBlog post on Real Estate Taxonomy to read the list and give Greg your two cents.
For me the list was illustrative. He used The Real Estate Bloggers as an example of a National Interest blog on real estate focusing on consumers. What is amazing is that is the best description of my site that I have read, and it is helping me focus our goals and objectives for the site.
Thanks Greg.
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well, the guy was here illegally.
serves him right. 
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