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Lani Rosales
Lani is the New Media Director here at AgentGenius.com and was recently named President of New Media Lab, both of which are headquartered in Austin, TX. She has an English degree from the University of Texas (and of course used that to become a blogger) and has lived in Texas her whole life minus the semester in Spain and the summer in Mexico. She spends a great deal of energy on the AG brand as well as improving the real estate industry and is an avid Twitter user.
By Lani Rosales on August 31, 2010
As a real estate professional, we don’t have to tell you how frequently buyers are looking for a home that is “good” for their family. Kiplinger recently named their top 10 cities for raising a family based on job growth, healthy economies and vibrant local…
Posted in News | Tagged city ratings, Real Estate News |
By Lani Rosales on August 31, 2010
Good Magazine took a look at a “handful of cities around the world” and how often pedestrians are killed to create a new infographic outlining how American cities stack up against European and Asian nations… and it’s not good news.
By analyzing the number of…
Posted in Opinions |
By Lani Rosales on August 31, 2010
“We live in challenging times. Unemployment remains high, and the U.S. lead in technology and science is slipping as many foreign countries gain ground. But some U.S. cities, though slowed by the Great Recession, still thrive by lifting good old American innovation to new levels.…
Posted in News | Tagged Real Estate News |
By Lani Rosales on August 24, 2010
We recently brought you 13 killer Android applications and recently discovered another can’t live without app that could make your life as an agent more simple.
Suburb Scout is an Android app that helps buyers or agents locate the negative aspects of a home ranging…
Posted in New Media | Tagged android, cell phones, real estate android apps |
By Lani Rosales on August 22, 2010
Last month, we looked at 50 business cards as motivation to update our own business cards. First impressions go a long way and handing someone the same old played out Re/Max card with a balloon, your face and your address is functional but doesn’t take…
Posted in Marketing | Tagged business cards, Marketing |
By Lani Rosales on August 16, 2010
AgentGenius columnist, Fred Glick is a regular contributor at CNBC and his most recent appearance is one that we feel is necessary for agents to watch and fully comprehend.
We recommend watching the full segment, but if you’re short on time, Fred’s segment starts at…
Posted in News | Tagged mortgage rates, Real Estate News |
By Lani Rosales on August 12, 2010
Today, Google announced a new Chrome browser extension that makes web content more accessible in a unique way.
If you’re reading an amazing article on AG like this one you’re reading right now and suddenly the phone rings and you have to rush out of…
Posted in New Media |
By Lani Rosales on August 11, 2010
The Center for REALTOR® Technology (CRT) at the National Association of REALTORS® has now launched an iPhone application called “Place Tags.”
The app, available for free in the iTunes store is a very simple geo tagging application used to add notes and photos to specific…
Posted in New Media | Tagged geolocation, real estate iphone app, Technology |
By Lani Rosales on August 10, 2010
Today, Gmail announced the new look and feel of Gmail Contacts to include user requested features like sorting, colored labeling (to be consistent with Gmail) and keyboard shortcuts. With this new move, is Gmail signaling something bigger than just a user interface update?
We’ve talked…
Posted in New Media | Tagged CRM, email system, gmail, outlook |
By Lani Rosales on August 7, 2010
I had been ignoring coverage of the funky looking black and white box in the image above too. It looks like it’s for retailers or people with flying cars, not for me (which is code for “I was intimidated by it because it looked…
Posted in New Media, Social Media | Tagged Tech |
Realtors – how to get some buyers off of the fence right now
Translating Twitter speak and garnering retweets
Minimum commission policies: good or bad business?
The silver lining in the real estate sector – home prices are up
The top ten American cities for raising your family
