BlogBurst Interview with Tom from The Real Estate Bloggers
August 10th, 2007 • Related • Filed Under
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Just a quick note, I recently did an interview with the BurstBlog that they posted this week. BurstBlog is the blog for BlogBurst. They are some great people and one of the ways I help to drive traffic to the site. (hint, hint)
One of my posts, Top Ten Worst Hit Zip Codes by Foreclosure, had about 5 million headline impressions on USA Today with 11,000 reads of the article and nearly 1,000 click throughs.
Thanks Tina for taking the time to talk to yours truly. If you are interested in expanding your exposure I can truly say BlogBurst has been good to me.
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Comment by Greg Swann on 10 August 2007:
Oh, Bravo! Hard work pays off.
Comment by Pat Kitano on 10 August 2007:
Tom, your work always provides an original and interesting twist to the latest real estate news…
Comment by Norvell Rose on 30 November 2007:
You make a good impression Tom. Apparently, millions of them! Best, Norvell