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For nearly 50 years, Esther Pauline Friedman dispensed advice to readers in a daily column that ran in more than 1,200 U.S. newspapers. She started her career with the Chicago Sun-Times with absolutely no journalistic experience by dispensing usable advice in a friendly manner. In a very short time she became popular with her fans and was able to parlay her popularity into a very successful

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Imagine becoming the recognized real estate authority in the community of your choice and building that reputation in less than 60 days. Now imagine doing it without spending a dime on marketing in a neighborhood that is presumably entrenched by your competition. Sound impossible? It's not!The ProblemEntrenched Competitors with An Unlimited Marketing BudgetYou want to farm a community but you

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Up until a few years ago, the only way to farm a community was to send postcards and real estate reports through the mail. Not only was that method time consuming and expensive, but you had to compete with every other real estate agent who was doing the same thing.Fortunately, technology has made it possible for any real estate agent to farm a community using the Internet. It's fun, free and once

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1. The most important reason for hosting your community blog off of your website is for search engine optimization reasons. Since your community blog will likely consist of topics that are unrelated to real estate it will dilute the real estate theme of your main website. That's not good for either your blog or your website.Google and other search engines strive to bring users to the most useful

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