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Test Test Test

by Maureen Francis on January 30, 2007

in Blogging

This is only a test. The last few days I have been having troubles with wordpress, again. I’ve got two posts that just are not showing up even though they say they are ‘published’. So I am tossing this one up to see what it does. Sorry to bore you with this. UPDATE:  You can [...]

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I have been in and out of participating in the Carnival of Real Estate. Mostly out lately. But I figured it would be a good thing to get back into the swing of things since I am hosting it in March. So I zipped off an entry this week and as I laid sleepless on [...]

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Regular readers will notice a new look on miOaklandCounty today. The limey green was getting to me and Dave Smith from the Real Estate Blog Lab warned me that my images were not showing up with internet explorer. I profess to be a Firefox gal myself, and I don’t venture back over to IE if [...]

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Spam Attack Gone Wild

by Maureen Francis on January 14, 2007

in Blogging

Hey, this is a question for the real estate bloggers who stop by here.  Have you noticed a HUGE increase in spam comments in the last two days?  They are just pouring in over here. I don’t know that much about this stuff, but I didn’t know if they have something to do with the [...]

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Almost everyone but me is done with their 2006 retrospectives. I will use the Julian calendar as my excuse. I celebrated Christmas on January 7th, and I’ve got until January 14th to greet the New Year by my accounts. I was also busy with the ActiveRain retrospective, so I didn’t get around to doing this [...]

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For the last few months I have been organizing blog carnivals on ActiveRain. For those of you real estate professionals who haven’t heard of ActiveRain, I have one word: JOIN. ActiveRain is an amazing network, and I learn something new there just about every day. If you are looking for a ways to improve your [...]

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Scary wordpress problem

by Maureen Francis on December 21, 2006

in Blogging

I am putting this up in case anyone tries to read something from my archives. They can’t if they try to click on the permalink. This message is displayed “Sorry, no posts matched your criteria, please try and search again.” I am trying to figure it out, but I don’t know how to fix it. [...]

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Today’s blockbuster Yankee Blog Swap brought out some unexpected guests. All eyes were turned on the real estate blogging world and thanks to MyBlogLog, we caught Donald Trump touring the first Yankee Blog Swap. So far, no comment from the Donald, though he seems to be adding associates quickly on MBL. Our calls to his [...]

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The Real Estate Yankee Blog Swap has arrived and our gift is in! Anthony Longo, the CEO of condoDomain, gave us this delightful post to unwrap and share with the world. He promised me there would be no brussel sprouts and he delivered. Thank you for a perfect gift, Anthony. Here is our post for [...]

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Anthony Longo from CondoDomain surprised me this morning by meme-ing me. I remember singing “me me me me me” to warm up for choir practice in college, but this is not quite the same thing. Basically this little game of tag is running simultaneously all over the blogosphere as I was just tagged yesterday on [...]

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Mary McKnight from RSSPieces has come up with the real estate blogging event that will end the year of 2006, the year the real estate blogging really broke out into its own according to Inman News. In the spirit of the season, some of the industry’s top bloggers are switching blogs on December 19th in [...]

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The second Carnival of ActiveRain has just come to an end. For those of you unfamiliar with ActiveRain, it is an outstanding community of real estate professionals. If you are involved in real estate, you should check it out and consider joining. November’s Carnival of ActiveRain focused on consumer content, or, as I like to [...]

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