Lake Tahoe Real Estate Blogging Article
January 16th, 2008 • Related • Filed Under
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“Blogging is a great fit for real estate since agents can do it all on their own and give people a feel for the area, you can be a resource for people who want to read info on the town,” said Lexi Cerretti, a Realtor with Chase International. via the North Lake Tahoe Bonanza
An interesting article on real estate blogging from a local paper. Very often bloggers get caught in the fish bowl and fail to see how the outside world see’s us. It is good to see this perspective.
Also, if you are a blogger why not contact your local paper and see if they are interested doing an article on blogging in real estate. This is the slow season for them too.
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Comment by dean on 17 January 2008:
Tommy,
I have tried to contact the Independent Journal (Gannet) and clue them in on blog networks, Pat Kitano’s posit and reality reshaping brokerages in 2008, and blogging in general. I even have appeared at two speaking events featuring IJ journalists and my words fell on deaf ears.
The funny reality is that this tiny hyper local newspaper is shrinking in size and readership while quickly incorporating blogs into their reporting.