Comments on: MIBOR Needs a Clue http://knoxing.com/2009/05/11/mibor-needs-a-clue/ iKnox iPhone Templates | Mobile IDX and Real Estate Websites Thu, 21 Jul 2011 20:45:58 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: Paul Barrow, Private Market Real Estate http://knoxing.com/2009/05/11/mibor-needs-a-clue/#comment-3513 Paul Barrow, Private Market Real Estate Tue, 28 Jul 2009 23:45:58 +0000 http://www.ebaspace.com/?p=620#comment-3513 Great post Carolyn, thank you! The auto industry fought the internet and got burned. The music industry fought online music and lost too (the Clash fought the, and the law won :-). I agree that real estate professionals need to embrace these changes and add value to customers and clients with knowledge and expertise and relationships instead of hoarding. Keep up the good work. -PB Great post Carolyn, thank you! The auto industry fought the internet and got burned. The music industry fought online music and lost too (the Clash fought the, and the law won :-) . I agree that real estate professionals need to embrace these changes and add value to customers and clients with knowledge and expertise and relationships instead of hoarding. Keep up the good work. -PB

]]> By: Mike Brown http://knoxing.com/2009/05/11/mibor-needs-a-clue/#comment-3512 Mike Brown Thu, 11 Jun 2009 21:48:09 +0000 http://www.ebaspace.com/?p=620#comment-3512 Carolyn, This is a great article. Well written and to the point. To call search engines scrapper sites is ridiculous. Search engines help us navigate the web. Scraper sites steal content and display it as their own. Unfortunately the majority of Realtors are in truth not very tech savvy and wouldn't know a scrapper site if they saw one. For some reason the Realtor Designation E-Pro just popped into my head. A Realtor can be designated an Internet Professional if they can send e-mail and browse the web. What a joke. When I think "Internet Professional" I think of a person who spent years building servers, studied unix, htmls, php, mysql and creates web applications as a hobby, not someone who can send e-mail and browse the web. Sorry for getting off tangent. Great Post. Looking forward to your next tweet :-) Carolyn, This is a great article. Well written and to the point. To call search engines scrapper sites is ridiculous. Search engines help us navigate the web. Scraper sites steal content and display it as their own. Unfortunately the majority of Realtors are in truth not very tech savvy and wouldn’t know a scrapper site if they saw one.

For some reason the Realtor Designation E-Pro just popped into my head. A Realtor can be designated an Internet Professional if they can send e-mail and browse the web. What a joke. When I think “Internet Professional” I think of a person who spent years building servers, studied unix, htmls, php, mysql and creates web applications as a hobby, not someone who can send e-mail and browse the web.

Sorry for getting off tangent. Great Post. Looking forward to your next tweet :-)

]]> By: Angel Tuccy http://knoxing.com/2009/05/11/mibor-needs-a-clue/#comment-3511 Angel Tuccy Tue, 12 May 2009 02:28:19 +0000 http://www.ebaspace.com/?p=620#comment-3511 Carolyn brings light the issue - consumers WILL search and FIND online. You can't stop the natural progression. Carolyn brings light the issue – consumers WILL search and FIND online. You can’t stop the natural progression.

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