http://www.carnivalofrealestate.com/finding-your-voice/2007/08/ Come join us under the virtual real estate big top! Tue, 16 Mar 2010 06:24:11 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 http://www.carnivalofrealestate.com/finding-your-voice/2007/08/comment-page-1/#comment-47228 Content is King, but Voice is Queen | Zillow® Blog Mon, 27 Oct 2008 03:28:32 +0000 http://www.carnivalofrealestate.com/finding-your-voice/2007/08/#comment-47228 [...] to connect on a personal level. Voice is interesting. Unless you are an experienced writer, expect finding your voice to take awhile. From my experience, I would suggest reading good writing and then start WRITING [...] [...] to connect on a personal level. Voice is interesting. Unless you are an experienced writer, expect finding your voice to take awhile. From my experience, I would suggest reading good writing and then start WRITING [...]

]]> http://www.carnivalofrealestate.com/finding-your-voice/2007/08/comment-page-1/#comment-2909 Brian Head Cabin Sat, 08 Sep 2007 16:46:34 +0000 http://www.carnivalofrealestate.com/finding-your-voice/2007/08/#comment-2909 I find that I worry way to much about what I am writing in my blogs as well. I hope I can soon find my voice so my readership goes up a little bit. I find that I worry way to much about what I am writing in my blogs as well. I hope I can soon find my voice so my readership goes up a little bit.

]]> http://www.carnivalofrealestate.com/finding-your-voice/2007/08/comment-page-1/#comment-2559 Ryan Ward Mon, 03 Sep 2007 11:46:02 +0000 http://www.carnivalofrealestate.com/finding-your-voice/2007/08/#comment-2559 Good advice in my opinion...I have a few blogs and I sometimes struggle with topics as I find myself writng about a lot statistics, but, I couldn't agree more than your to points here; you have to write and it has to be for the reader. If I worry too much about what to write, I don't do it at all and that's the worst thing you can do as a blogger...nice post. Good advice in my opinion…I have a few blogs and I sometimes struggle with topics as I find myself writng about a lot statistics, but, I couldn’t agree more than your to points here; you have to write and it has to be for the reader. If I worry too much about what to write, I don’t do it at all and that’s the worst thing you can do as a blogger…nice post.

]]> http://www.carnivalofrealestate.com/finding-your-voice/2007/08/comment-page-1/#comment-984 Live From Bloggers Connect - Zillow Blog - Real Estate News and Analysis Wed, 01 Aug 2007 18:33:46 +0000 http://www.carnivalofrealestate.com/finding-your-voice/2007/08/#comment-984 [...] The first panel kicked off, most appropriately, by focusing on the topic of “Finding your Voice” for your blog. Drew Meyers discussed his experiences with both Zillow Blog and his personal blog and was joined on the panel by Ardell DellaLoggia, Marlow Harris and Philip Ferrato. It was a great discussion and the panelists know their topic well. If you’re wondering why the real estate industry is so interested in blogging, Ardell clearly answered that question when she talked about the leads she receives from her blog and said, “Blog readers are ready to buy right now.” Real estate professionals who still buy leads as a part of their marketing effort may find that hard to believe but Ardell’s quote beautifully illustrates the powerful and personal connection bloggers have with their audience. Here’s some takeaway. [...] [...] The first panel kicked off, most appropriately, by focusing on the topic of “Finding your Voice” for your blog. Drew Meyers discussed his experiences with both Zillow Blog and his personal blog and was joined on the panel by Ardell DellaLoggia, Marlow Harris and Philip Ferrato. It was a great discussion and the panelists know their topic well. If you’re wondering why the real estate industry is so interested in blogging, Ardell clearly answered that question when she talked about the leads she receives from her blog and said, “Blog readers are ready to buy right now.” Real estate professionals who still buy leads as a part of their marketing effort may find that hard to believe but Ardell’s quote beautifully illustrates the powerful and personal connection bloggers have with their audience. Here’s some takeaway. [...]

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