I spent much of Friday morning sidetracked, playing with the new features on Trulia. That also happened to be the morning I had promised to revisit the limited-service real estate model in the context of an encounter Steve and I had last week. As any parent knows, “tomorrow” to a child simply means “not this moment”. It could mean five minutes from now, next week, or the Summer Solstice. I will conveniently go with this definition and consider myself well within my contractual timeframes.
I will get to it in due course. First, however, we need an introduction, as posted by me on the Bloodhound Blog this morning. ”Tomorrow” I will share our particular case study.
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I am waiting with baited breath.
Funny.
just remember before you start ranting and raving, that your potential clients could are reading the blogs too…
one of the few posts that i’ve seen in response to the internet-based business model discussions that i agree with is from your friend greg over on the bloodhoundblog, that he actually wrote last year:
http://www.bloodhoundrealty.com/BloodhoundBlog/?p=1427
every industry is being impacted by the web, but it’s how you choose to deal with it that will either make you sink or swim! i hope we can all learn to rise to the top!
>just remember before you start ranting and raving, that your potential clients could are reading the blogs too…
Yes, I know that. I don’t see this discussion as a rant or as potentially offensive to “potential clients”, simply an expression of my opinions on this particular business model.
On the subject of Greg’s post, he dusted it off and reposted it yesterday, and I agree that it is on target.