Comments for Ske Realty Group LLC Blog http://media.skerealtygroup.com Just another blog_solution Sites site Sun, 20 Mar 2011 04:54:16 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on When blogging – BE YOURSELF! Expert Ian Watt weighs in . . . by Ian Watt http://media.skerealtygroup.com/2011/03/06/when-blogging-be-yourself-expert-ian-watt-weighs-in/#comment-566 Ian Watt Sun, 20 Mar 2011 04:54:16 +0000 http://media.skerealtygroup.com/?p=170#comment-566 .... just kidding.... that was fun : ) …. just kidding…. that was fun : )

]]> Comment on When blogging – BE YOURSELF! Expert Ian Watt weighs in . . . by Ian Watt http://media.skerealtygroup.com/2011/03/06/when-blogging-be-yourself-expert-ian-watt-weighs-in/#comment-565 Ian Watt Sun, 20 Mar 2011 04:53:38 +0000 http://media.skerealtygroup.com/?p=170#comment-565 God that Ian Watt guy is full of crap : ) God that Ian Watt guy is full of crap : )

]]> Comment on Stop promising crap – start delivering value by North Idaho Dream Team http://media.skerealtygroup.com/2011/01/18/stop-promising-crap-start-delivering-value/#comment-6 North Idaho Dream Team Tue, 18 Jan 2011 16:12:33 +0000 http://media.skerealtygroup.com/?p=123#comment-6 Oh, and I wrote this today because I ran into yet another local doing this exact same thing. I think it's the whole "blogging" buzz word. Agents know they need to do it - they just don't do any research on how, what, when, where, why. Oh, and I wrote this today because I ran into yet another local doing this exact same thing. I think it’s the whole “blogging” buzz word. Agents know they need to do it – they just don’t do any research on how, what, when, where, why.

]]> Comment on Stop promising crap – start delivering value by North Idaho Dream Team http://media.skerealtygroup.com/2011/01/18/stop-promising-crap-start-delivering-value/#comment-5 North Idaho Dream Team Tue, 18 Jan 2011 16:11:22 +0000 http://media.skerealtygroup.com/?p=123#comment-5 Thanks for commenting Angie - it's not even about blogging daily, or weekly, or whatever. It's people who have no history of blogging, that put up a post (or video), explaining what they are doing (DUH, don't they think people KNOW what a blog is and is supposed to have??), how often they are going to do it, why they are doing it, etc. Give a load of 'crap' out that they are here for the consumer, that they are here to answer questions, etc. all the while NOT DOING ANYTHING THEY ARE PROMISING. The consumer is looking for content. Answers. Direction. Guidance. Not "hey, I'm gonna have all this stuff for you". Do people honestly think that by promising an 'unknown' that people will hang around waiting to receive that 'unknown'? In a society in which you have 5 seconds to make an impression? Yeah - no. :D Thanks for commenting Angie – it’s not even about blogging daily, or weekly, or whatever. It’s people who have no history of blogging, that put up a post (or video), explaining what they are doing (DUH, don’t they think people KNOW what a blog is and is supposed to have??), how often they are going to do it, why they are doing it, etc. Give a load of ‘crap’ out that they are here for the consumer, that they are here to answer questions, etc. all the while NOT DOING ANYTHING THEY ARE PROMISING.

The consumer is looking for content. Answers. Direction. Guidance. Not “hey, I’m gonna have all this stuff for you”. Do people honestly think that by promising an ‘unknown’ that people will hang around waiting to receive that ‘unknown’? In a society in which you have 5 seconds to make an impression?

Yeah – no. :D

]]> Comment on Stop promising crap – start delivering value by Agent Know How http://media.skerealtygroup.com/2011/01/18/stop-promising-crap-start-delivering-value/#comment-4 Agent Know How Tue, 18 Jan 2011 15:50:17 +0000 http://media.skerealtygroup.com/?p=123#comment-4 Honestly I feel into this trap when I first started. As such as I wanted to blog once a day, I found that I had a 10 day tolerance. I could churn out good content after working on a post for a few days. So in theory I was clogging everyday, but not publishing everyday. I then went on a weekly schedule and that worked better for me. Value takes time and blogging isn't always about quantity. I think that's a hard concept to understand and only with time, practice and experience will agents make changes. Honestly I feel into this trap when I first started. As such as I wanted to blog once a day, I found that I had a 10 day tolerance. I could churn out good content after working on a post for a few days. So in theory I was clogging everyday, but not publishing everyday. I then went on a weekly schedule and that worked better for me.

Value takes time and blogging isn’t always about quantity. I think that’s a hard concept to understand and only with time, practice and experience will agents make changes.

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