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Thursday, March 20, 2008

Workshop: How to Blog Yourself More Business!

Dear Friends,

I am not going to tell you that Blogging is one of the hottest topics in real estate right now, because you already know that.

You may also know that, 1000's of agents like you, like me across the country are increasing their business through Real Estate Blogs. What your looking at right now is my blog http://www.jeffreysjournal.com/.

I'm excited to announce that the Richmond County Real Estate Institute of the Staten Island Board of Realtors will be hosting my How to Blog Yourself More Business, April 25 10:00am – 1:00pm. This 3 hour workshop's normal cost is $75, but will be FREE to all SIBOR Realtor members (see www.SIBOR.com for more details)

How to Blog Yourself More Business!
This workshop will provide you with an overview of blogging basics, how to select the right blogging platform, the blogging community, key elements of a blog, blogging secrets, and more.




Here is a brief sample of what you will learn:






Other topics will include:
· Real Estate Blogging Basics.
· How to get started Blogging today.
· The keys to being a successful Real Estate Blogger.
· The Three C’s of Blogging.
· Effective ways to promote a Blog.
· Blogging to attract a prospect.
· Top Four Reasons to Blog.
· Video Blogging and Pod Casting.
· Plus Much More…

If available, bring your laptop with WIFI/ Wireless access and digital camera and leave with a working Real Estate blog.

* Register now. Seating is limited. *
April 25, 2008
10:00am – 1:00pm
SIBOR Members FREE.
Cost for Non-Member $75.

To Register Please Contact:
1535 Richmond Ave, Suite 3
Staten Island, NY 10314
Attention: Debbie Learner
718.979.0007


Are you interested in a Workshop tailored to your office?
Please call me or email jstanton@0downaskmehow.com


Building Your Business, By Being On Your Team.
Jeffrey Stanton
Your Trusted Advisor For Life


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Posted by Jeffrey S. Stanton, ITI, CLC, CRLS, CHCLS, WOW at 8:47 AM

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Anonymous said...

HI Jeff,

I attended your Blog work shop at my office last month in California. I just wanted to say thanks for everything!

I have always had a web site that I was paying some one to do for me, but I never got many visitors. I have had my blog up for about a month now an have gotten 2 listings because of it and the videos that you showed me how to post.
I can't belive that you aren't charging this time around!

Thanks again for everything,
Carol

ps. im glad "Your On My Team" ;)

7:53 PM

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