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‘Inbound’ marketing attracts customers to websites
Technology has changed how companies should market to consumers if they want to be successful, according to Mike Volpe, vice president of marketing at HubSpot, a marketing software company in Cambridge, MA. »
Podcast: Tweet to interact with community
According to Inman News columnist Teresa Boardman, REALTORS® should not use Twitter to list properties but can use the social media site for research and networking. »
Ask Meghan: Tweets now archived in Library of Congress
Whenever I give a presentation on social media, I always emphasize that anything you post online is never truly erased and that couldn’t be more important with the recent news about Twitter. »
Ask Meghan: Time to check out Twitter?
Question: I’ve been on Facebook for a few months now. Is it time to check out Twitter? »
Ask Meghan: Update Facebook business pages automatically
How do I update my Facebook business page with content from my blog automatically? »
Ask Meghan: Is social networking right for you?
My busy schedule with work and family does not allow me to sit in the evenings and deal with Facebook, Twitter, etc. Am I missing the boat? How do others handle all the web sites, social media, e-mails, etc. and still have a life? »
Follow me on Twitter. Please?
Beginning this week, I'm going to try Twitter. Are you as excited as I am? »
Podcast: All the rules apply when targeting customers on social media
Many PAR members communicate through social networking. Hank Lerner, director of member and legal services, says if REALTORS® are going to target potential real estate customers online, “all the regulations of the PA Real Estate Commission, licensing act and Code of Ethics still apply.” »
Facebook isn’t exempt from advertising rules
REALTORS® are joining the social networking conversation but they might not be following the rules that govern their conversations. »
What are clients saying about you on Twitter?
Your clients aren’t just talking about you on blogs and Facebook. They’re probably talking about you on Twitter too. »
