If you are new to ActiveRain, first of all, we’d like to welcome you. ActiveRain is one of the best places to Network with other Real Estate Industry Professionals online, and it’s a great place to start your Blog. If you have recently joined the community, but have not yet had the chance to setup
What an incredible year it has been. When I started on Active Rain earlier this year, I had no idea what an exciting adventure this would turn into, and the impact it would have on my Blogging experience. I have spent so many early and late night hours learning all about Blogging, the People,
Blog Subscriptions: Who do you subscribe to and why? What do you look for in a Blog? What are the reasons that others subscribe to your Blog? These are the "Top 30 Most Subscribed to Blogs" this month on Active Rain. As I read through each of these members blogs, I realized how much I could learn
Yesterday was our very First class on blogging for the Solano Association of Realtors members. I had Mike Mueller come from Patagonia Finance, (Another AR member nearby) join me in introducing Blogging and Activerain. There were about 40 people or so who attended our class. It was a great eye opener for many just starting to
What Is Real Estate RainCamp™ Real Estate RainCamp™ is a full day Conference/Seminar that is packed with valuable content, presentations, and some of the most useful and applicable ideas and processes that you can implement immediately into your Social Media, Networking, Blogging Strategy, and Business Plan. RainCamp™ was created and developed for anyone in the
How To Use ScribeFire to Enhance Your ActiveRain Blog Posts Scribefire.com is a great 3rd party add-on to the Mozilla Firefox Browser. Lately, the emails and calls have been coming in about how to setup AR Blogs, get API’s, and how to use Scribefire with ActiveRain Blog posts. First off, the reason I mention Scribefire
5 Tools and Resources for Tracking and Monitoring Your Blog or sites Traffic and Statistics Now that you are getting more traffic and results from your Blog posts, it’s helpful and very informative to see where that traffic is coming from and what articles are getting you a variety of results. I’ve put together this
I’ll be the first to admit, I didn’t really like the previous ReBlog graphic/icon as I felt it was too big. It moved my text around making my posts look funny, and it was completely useless for me as the author of my Blog. The value seemed to only be for the ReBlogger. I know
Here in am in Orlando Florida at the NAR 2008 Convention and ActiveRain Gathering. In a 100 years, I would have never guessed that this is where I’d be creating my 300th post on AR. Sitting in my hotel room at the Hard Rock Hotel, I just had to write this milestone post. What will
The Land Rush is over now! There were over 3600 neighborhoods deeded out to members all over the US this week. There are still some left, and more to be created. Here are the “next steps” with Localism. The most important thing to remember is that you’ll always need to log-in to Localism first. Just