I believe your blog should be the hub of your online marketing. And you need to write about what is important to you, making it relevant to your readers. And you need to block consistently.

I am a blackberry fan, thinking about the new Google phone, maybe the iphone, but still hooked on the blackberry. And I have written a couple of posts on that.

Last month I received a call from a reporter for the Blackberry Connection Magazine. There were doing an article on cool apps for the blackberry, did a Google Search and found my blog posts. So they thought they would interview me for the article!

Little ole me? herein lies the power of a Blog. Here is my interview in Blackberry Connection Magazine.

Click here to real the article in Blackberry Connection Magazine.

Now this is COOL!

Kim Wood texted me and congratulated me and I said “For What?”

For being nominated as one of the 2009 Top Twelve Real Estate Women Bloggers. Very cool

I join an illustrious list of bloggers from years past. Joe Ferraro from Sellsius creates this list every year.

I was surprised and very happy.

Click here to read the post on Joe’s blog.

Here is a list of the other fine bloggers I am in the company of:

Sellsius Top 12 Women Real Estate Bloggers 2009

Colleen Kulikowski BuffaloRealEstateNews

Mary Pope-Handy The Valley of Heart’s Delight

Dru Bloomfield AtHomeInScottsdale

Diane Guercio. a/k/a HeyAmaretto

Amy Chorew The  TechByte

Kaye Thomas. ManhattanBeachRealty

Jessica Riffle Edwards. CarolinasFinest/HotPropertyBlog

Susie Blackmon.  Bucking The Real Estate Trend

Elaine Reese. Central Ohio Real Estate News

Genea (Gena) Riede. Sacramento Real Estate Voice

Kim Wood West of Philly Burbs

Monika McGillicuddy New Hampshire Real Estate Blog.

I just did an in-depth search for where my blog posts are showing up and found this great article by Pennsylvania Association of REALTORS, entitled “Are you building trust online?.

Click here to check it out

You should do a search once in awhile by visiting:

• BlogPulse
• Google BlogSearch
• Technorati
• IceRocket
• BlogDigger
• Sphere

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Wow, I couldn’t have said it any better. By Samantha Elliott Krepps of PAR (Pennsylvania Association of REALTORS(r) ) did a great review of one of my classes at TriplePlay. I spoke on taking better photos. She starts with . . .

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