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Google Maps Finally Allows Flickr and Picasa Photos

By Janie Coffey on March 3, 2010 | 2 Responses

Google has finally opened up their geo-tagged photo source for Maps and Street Views from the irritating and cumbersome Panaramio to Flickr and Picasa. (official Google Release). Geo-tagged photos are tagged by you (automatically or manually) with the location of a photo. Google takes that…

Posted in Marketing, New Media | Tagged Flickr, geo, geomapping, geotagging, google, Google Maps, Google Street Views | 2 Responses

Bing Maps Just Made Me Snap My Head Up and Say “WOW”!

By Janie Coffey on February 17, 2010 | 18 Responses

Bing’s announcement last week of their latest and most sophisticated augmented reality integration into Bing Maps was very exciting in both the mapping and augmented reality circles. Yet, real estate professionals, especially those with local blogs and or websites will find as much to drool…

Posted in New Media, Tech | Tagged augmented reality, bing, bing maps, Flickr, geo, geomapping, geotagging, live streaming video, photosynth | 18 Responses

Social Media And The New Agent.

By Matt Stigliano on July 30, 2009 | 14 Responses

Social media blah blah blah.
“Hi, my name is Matt, and I’m a Social Media guru.” I’m going to start using that in conversation. Everyday. With strangers. I might as well, everyone else seems to be doing it these days. You’re sick of it,…

Posted in Coaching, Social Media | Tagged Conversation, experiences, Expert, facebook, Flickr, google, matt stigliano, new agent, ninja, On the Web, Online Communities, rerockstar, roi, Sales, Social Media, social media guru, Social network, Twitter | 14 Responses

Taking your Online efforts Offline – Part II

By Ines Hegedus-Garcia on January 19, 2009 | 8 Responses

Here’s part 2 of taking your online efforts offline – I’m still getting a lot of feedback from my presentation at Inman Real Estate Connect in New York – it’s great to see that I have sparked creativity and people are seeing ROI in…

Posted in Marketing, Marketing, New Media, Social Media | Tagged blogging, facebook, Flickr, Social Media, sphere of influence, taking online efforts offline | 8 Responses

One tool isn’t always the answer…two (or more) is.

By Matt Stigliano on January 14, 2009 | 3 Responses

Tools, tools everywhere.
It seems everyday, there is a new tool presented to me by agents, brokers, vendors, friends, or through my daily reading and research. We have so many different tools to use everyday to make our jobs easier, better, faster, more cost…

Posted in Coaching, Real Estate, Social Media | Tagged activerain, blog, blogger, blogging, connection, Dwellicious, Flickr, opportunities, RealEstateShows, Social Media, Technology, tools, Twitter | 3 Responses

Even More Ways To Pimp Out Your ‘Berry

By Nick Bostic on December 5, 2008 | 19 Responses

First, yes, I bought a brand spankin’ new Bold. I may even give you a review of it once I’ve put it through all of its paces. While shopping, I played with a ton of touch screen phones and realized I don’t like ‘em.…

Posted in Highlights, New Media | Tagged BlackBerry, facebook, Flickr, iSkoot, Mobile phone, Opera Mini, Skype, SkypeOut | 19 Responses

Make Flickr Your External Hard Drive Substitute

By Lani Rosales on August 15, 2008 | 3 Responses

image courtesy of Naixn

Fried CPU, Yum
Any time you want to lose all of your data and the massive amounts of photos you have saved on your computer, just *think* about backing your data up and in that glorious moment that you’re thinking…

Posted in New Media | Tagged Flickr, flickr help, Tech | 3 Responses

First Ever Real Estate Bar Camp = Awesome

By Nick Bostic on July 29, 2008 | 8 Responses

image courtesy of Brad Coy
Although Andy did his best attempt to sabotage my attendance to REBarCamp, I made it. It was an incredible event, but for those of you who couldn’t make it (or were attending one of the other excellent break-out sessions),…

Posted in Real Estate | Tagged Flickr, Guerrilla Marketing, rebarcamp | 8 Responses

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For over 20 years, Janie Coffey has been devoted to the real estate industry ranging from development and construction to home sales. She is the co-owner of sister companies Papillon Real estate and Papillon ReDevelopment in Florida. Her unique background includes undergraduate work in historical preservation all the way up to her current graduate work studying Atlantic History with a focus on the history of business and technology. Janie writes about geotechnology and consumer behavior and real estate, and you can read her real estate column here or catch up with her on Twitter.

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