All Forum Posts by: John Kinsey

Good question Josh, sorry for the vague post. I am looking for a couple of things, 1) a couple of general RE blogs 2) specific ones in NY, Seattle, San Diego, San Francisco, Boston, Atlanta, Houston, Dallas and Chicago.

Thanks.

Does anyone know what are the most popular RE blogs? Even the blogs that they read that are worthwhile and written by people who know what they are talking about?

There are so many of them out there it seems to get a little overwhelming.

Thanks!

I use godaddy.com but be careful. Once you are a customer, they kill you with spam. It is really annoying...

i looked at some information from them and they insist on calling me weekly at the worst times (dinner, etc). then they get pi$$ed when i tell them i cant talk at that time. i probably wont ever look at their site again.

to ibuyhomes,

i have to ask how many leads you generate from your site? especially w the hidden words at the bottom trying to trick every web search out there and drive needless (and annoyed traffic) to your site.

this type of site is ruining the google metacrawlers and confusing people w targeted searches.

let me know if i am missing something.

imo hardwood looks nicer but is much tougher for little kids.... can you do hardwood in the master and carpet in the other bedrooms?

I would suggest that you spend some money upfront and get a quality website built. It doesnt pay to try to go thru one of the sites if you arent 100% satisfied w the end product.

Remember, there are so many sites out there that you want people to remember yours and like to use it (DONT PUT A LOT OF ADS ON IT!). From experience, map out the pages that you will need then take them to a couple of web design firms, at that point you will get a good idea of what it will cost, additionally, they will build you an admin site where you can add/delete homes, track your page views and understand who is hitting your site. It really is worth it to spend the money upfront.

Just my $.02.

You can post it on my site at www.HomeAdmirer.com. It is always free to put a home on the site and we are driving traffic on a daily basis!

I know what you are saying. I have created a website and my wife is often speaking to people about the site. She is 28 but looks younger. People often ask her how old she is and what type of experience she has. It is pretty funny actully.

so what does that mean for interest rates? or more accurately, what are your thoughts bc no one really knows, right?