Not just with the content, but the networking etc. I feel another blog post coming on

I was just having a little fun with you. I do that. Feel free to reciprocate lol

Sean –

I think top of the list is to be honest. Tell it like it is, don’t just make a sales pitch.

You don’t have to be a writer to be able to say what you see. Most word processing programs will take care of the grammar and spelling. Just write it.

Then go back through it and take out all the unnecessary words

Video blogs are a good idea. I hope to be adding a Vblog here in the next few months

These are some incredible posts. Such insight into the reality of real estate blogging is incredibly refreshing. Thank you so much. In your two posts I couldn’t help but notice the Field of Dreams reference and Pulp Fiction quote. Great Stuff. : -)

I have but one question. What is the one thing that will help a realtor set their blog apart from this blog-o-sphere cacophony? Not everyone is a writer, so are their some innovative things a reatlor can do to “stand out from the crowd?” How about a video blog? Or, perhaps, something like Chase Nation (http://chasenation.com/)? Any thoughts?

yeah, i didn’t mention it in my post but i’m glad you brought it up… blogging does take work. just like any other marketing action (video posting, direct mail, social media, networking) it’s something you must remain consistent with in order to reap the rewards.