Comments on: Why Your Answer to, “Are You on Facebook?” Will Determine the Fate of Your Business in 10 Years or Sooner

By: How can I make my Facebook page more valuable? | The Real Estate Zebra

How can I make my Facebook page more valuable? | The Real Estate Zebra — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 20:59:31 +0000

[...] When I got on Facebook over two years ago, I immediately thought it would be valuable to me. [...]

By: » Blah Blah, Social Networks, Blah, Blah | Members Section

» Blah Blah, Social Networks, Blah, Blah | Members Section — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 21:25:58 +0000

[...] Daniel(The Real Estate Zebra) is starting to introduce clients to social networks with client seminars. By being their guide he’s the top of their network, building trust and friendships long before they are looking for a Realtor and aslo being central hub for all their networks too. He has a great post here at: Realestatezebra.com. [...]

By: Mary Alexander

Mary Alexander — Fri, 16 May 2008 05:22:00 +0000

I suppose I better get a face book account pronto. And to think, not long ago it was rare to own a computer and who knew the internet would be this big. I think my ipod has more memory than my first computer.

By: What’s on your Google Log? Who’s on your Social Media Profile?

What’s on your Google Log? Who’s on your Social Media Profile? — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 22:17:30 +0000

[...] and trust questions — much better than search engines can. The Real Estate Zebra posts that real estate agents who don’t invest in social media will quickly become irrelevant. The same is true for any service [...]

By: Kapowich makes short-list of industry nominees on Greg Swann's Bloodhound Realty's Weblog

Fri, 05 Oct 2007 00:30:45 +0000

[...] — Real estate 2.0, Real Estate 2.0 and the Phoenix Real Estate Consumer * Daniel Rothamel — Facebook, Why Your Answer to, “Are You on Facebook?” Will Determine the Fate of Your Business in… * Brian Wilson — Redfin, [Redfin] “I coulda been a contender…” * Morgan Brown — Stalling [...]

By: Lisa Merritt

Lisa Merritt — Mon, 01 Oct 2007 17:53:56 +0000

Thanks for including those of us who are “at least trying to keep up”! I’m on Facebook and MySpace, but with a new site popping up everyweek, its hard to bet on the next best thing. Is it better to spread yourself thin with a light presence everywhere, or concentrate on the big name sites with in-depth profiles and activities?

By: The Feed Bag - Refried and Served Again

The Feed Bag - Refried and Served Again — Sun, 30 Sep 2007 21:16:31 +0000

[...] In a similar vein Daniel Rothamel at The Real Estate Zebra has Why Your Answer to, “Are You on Facebook?” Will Determine the Fate of Your Business in 1… [...]

By: The Odysseus Medal competition — Voting for the People’s Choice Award nominated posts is open | BloodhoundBlog: Real estate marketing and technology blog | Realtors and real estate, mortgages, lending, investments

Sun, 30 Sep 2007 19:34:34 +0000

[...] is this week’s short-list of Odysseus Medal nominees: Daniel Rothamel — Facebook, Why Your Answer to, “Are You on Facebook?” Will Determine the Fate of Your Business in 10 Years …Steve Leung — Hidden factors, Hidden Factors When Calculating a Home’s ValueJeff Brown [...]

By: The Odysseus Medal competition — The long list | BloodhoundBlog: Real estate marketing and technology blog | Realtors and real estate, mortgages, lending, investments

Sun, 30 Sep 2007 19:12:32 +0000

[...] Mortgage fraud, When people get desperate, all bets are off.Daniel Rothamel — Facebook, Why Your Answer to, “Are You on Facebook?” Will Determine the Fate of Your Business in 10 Years …Kelly Roark — Agent 2.0, Agent 2.0: not-so-clever play on ‘Web 2.0’ or the future of real [...]

By: Michael Price

Michael Price — Sat, 29 Sep 2007 18:46:16 +0000

I really think its impossible to determine which interface, if any, will be the most prominent in the future. Facebook will evolve over time and shift it’s value proposition along with the changes in the underlying manner in which we use the web. With the advent of AI and a semantic web (oft referred to as Web 3.0), the need to put everything in one place goes away. Everything becomes relational. When you make a query, you will receive not only exactly what you wanted, but just about every truly relevant piece of data and new media associated with it. It will truly the change the face of the real estate listing. Remember when radius searches first came out? IE: Show me all of the elementary schools within 10 miles of a property. Web 3.0 will be that, only on steroids. Just think what that will do to the social network component of things. as well.