This note is to let you know that I will be a featured speaker presenting “Leverage Your Productivity With These 7 Mobile Tools!”  at the upcoming National Real Estate CyberConvention & Expo,

February 21-27, 2010.

http://recyber.cyberconventions.com/

This is a wonderful on-line convention and you may attend all events — without leaving home! The event  is expected to attract over 10,000 real estate professionals during its seven days (Feb 21-27) and is open to the real estate community worldwide.

This year’s speaker line up, the largest ever, in addition to my talk, includes 50 sessions plus an address by Lawrence Yun, Chief Economist of the National Association of REALTORS who will tell us what’s going to happen!

You can network in the CyberConvention Social Networking Community, check out the latest business building products and services at the Expo — and of course attend my session!

Register for your pass at: http://recyber.cyberconventions.com/

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.

Managing it all: How to Manage Your Time and Your Commitment to Social Media and Get Results

Participating in social media as a business and marketing strategy requires discipline, automation routines and a daily commitment. Learn 5 strategies to keep you organized, inspired and able to build momentum.

1. Balance long term relations and deeper relationships with every day activities
2. Enjoy our systematic approach to make your experience more fruitful.
3. Learn daily, weekly and monthly activities to build a ROI
4. Let us expain why Your blog is the hub of it all
5. Feeds Are Your Secret Weapon
6. You Only Need To Join a Few Key Networks
7. A friend strategy will keep your reputation intact

You will leave this session with a daily, weekly and monthly action plan to help you get results from your social media efforts.

If you are thinking of purchasing a new laptop, here is a great report that I found that can help you walk through the process. A couple of things to remember:

NAR offers discounts through their Member Benefits site. Dell, Lenovo and others participate. Check here for offerings.

Consider a Netbook if you are looking for lightweight and only need a device to reply to email and surf on the web. It is inexpensive and quite fun!

MakeUseOf.com – Laptop Buying Guide