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Do you pay attention to what’s being said about you?

It can sometimes be overwhelming and time consuming to keep up with your web presence. Do you know if others are talking about you on the different social networks and blogs? Are you engaging in these discussions about “you”? These discussions may be not even be negative but instead may be a simple mention or even praise. If it is a negative comment or discussion are you there to defend yourself in a timely manner? If it is positive are you there to give your thanks?

SETUP GOOGLE ALERTS

Add Google Alerts

Okay so now you may be asking yourself “How the heck do I monitor all that is being said about me on the huge web space?” The easiest way I have found is Google Alerts http://www.google.com/alerts.

You can setup alerts that monitor your name, your company, etc. You can choose to have these alerts sent to your email or a feed. I set mine to deliver to a feed because I can then easily look at that feed each day through the Google feed reader and respond quickly.

TWITTER SEARCH FEED

Twitter Search Feed
In addition, I add a Twitter search feed to my Google reader. You can get the Twitter search feed by going to http://search.twitter.com, perform a search for your name and then click the “Feed this query” link.

DISCUSSIONS ABOUT YOU IN ONE PLACE

Add feed to Google Reader
Once you have the Twitter feed, you can simply add it to your Google Reader. Now you have web, blog, news and Twitter discussions about you all in once place. This makes it much easier to respond and connect with others who are discussing “you”.

Let me know if you have other tricks or methods you use to monitor what’s being discussed about you. I would love to hear them.

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Comments

Misty - Google Alert is pretty cool.  I just learned about it a couple of weeks ago...  Happy New Year!   :)

Posted by Debi Ernst GRI, e-PRO, Broker/Sales Associate (St. Charles County, Missouri - Prudential Alliance Realtors) about 3 years ago

We have been getting Google alerts for a while now it is amazing the results . Have a Happy New Year.

Posted by Terry+Bonnie Westbrook Westbrook Realty Grand Rapids Forest Hills MI Real Estate (Westbrook Realty Broker-Owner) about 3 years ago

I'll have to look into it

Posted by David Timm - EcoBroker®, GRI, ABR® (Keller Williams Realty) about 3 years ago

Great blog, for some reason I haven't heard of google alert yet until now. Thank you, I'm going now to check it out now!!

Posted by Stacey Burch (1ST Choice Realty) about 3 years ago

I'm all in for google alerts. Thanks for the post...hope I can set it up this weekend.

Posted by Michael Caruso Real Estate Group about 3 years ago

What do you guys think about me. :))

Great Blog!

Happy Selling!

 

Posted by God Bless about 3 years ago

I set up google alerts earlier this year and it's a pretty interesting thing. Sometimes I get an alert and it's all gibberish. But today, for instance, I got one concerning one of our listings. We're in western NC and somehow this listing got picked up as a vacation property and was showing up on the KOMO News website in Seattle, WA.Go figure!

 

Posted by Carol Clay, Broker/REALTOR Brevard NC Real Estate Specialist (Looking Glass Realty) about 3 years ago

I have had googel alerts on for a year or so and get a daily email. It really helps you see what your competition is up to... for example, do not just track your name, company etc. I track "akron ohio homes for sale", etc and get some good results....

Posted by Akron Ohio Homes for Sale David M. Childress (Howard Hanna Real Estate Services) about 3 years ago

Thanks for the tips. I'll have to look into it. Great to know.

Posted by Randy DeLaMare (Utah Select Realty, Inc.) about 3 years ago

Carol - Wow!  Seems like this method can also help Agents stay on top of their listings to make sure they are being advertised properly.

David - Great point!  That's a great way to determine what you need to be doing to stay on top for competitive search terms.

Posted by Real Estate Advertising - Misty Lackie (Go Smart Solutions, LLC) about 3 years ago

I have been doing this for about two weeks and it is pretty neat to see what shows up. Great post!

Posted by VanDyk Mortgage-Branch Manager about 3 years ago

Hi Mistie - Google alerts are awesome. I ahve them set up for my name, for my local keywords, and for my blogs so I know if someone is linking to any of my posts.

Posted by Bill Gassett Metrowest Massachusetts Real Estate (RE/MAX Executive Realty) about 3 years ago

Misty- This is a really great way to make sure you know what's being said about you online. Much easier than just Googling yourself sporadically. Thanks for sharing this!

Posted by Ilyce Glink (Think Glink Publishing) about 3 years ago

Thanks for this...I've never checked up on what's being said and will do this.    Appreciated your post!

Posted by Sea to Sky Premier Properties (Salt Spring) about 3 years ago

Misty, I use the Google Alert and love it. I haven't tried the twitter feed yet. More to do in '09!

Posted by Connie Harvey Realtor Nashville TN Real Estate (Pilkerton Realtors) about 3 years ago

Misty I knew about Google Alerts but I didn't know about the tweet alerts so of course I did it right away.  And there was a nice recommendation about a post I did from someone else.  I am thankful to you that I got to say ty to them!

Posted by Tami Vroma-Realtor Grand Rapids MI Real Estate (West Michigan Real Estate Specialist-Five Star Real Estate) about 3 years ago

Good advice for anyone who is on the Internet.  I find my Google alerts work very well for keeping up with mentions of my name.

kk

Posted by Kristal Kraft ~Denver Real Estate~720-279-4599 (The Berkshire Group Realtors) about 3 years ago

Misty, great advice !  I have my name and blog set up but not the twitter !  Will look to do that now !!!

Posted by Christopher and Stephanie Somers - Realtors - Philadelphia Real Estate (Realtor / Owner - RE/MAX Access) about 3 years ago

Misty, you always have such great tips and information. I knew about the google alerts, but like the idea of the feed into google reader...;-)

Pepper

Posted by Teri Ellis at Homes Arizona Real Estate LLC about 3 years ago

Thanks Misty, off to Google alerts I go

Posted by Scott Leaf Real Estate Marketing & Associates (Keller Williams Elite Realty, Port Coquitlam, BC) about 3 years ago

By putting my alert search requests in " " do I limit the search to the actual words I want, ie. "Christine Donovan" as opposed to every Christine and/or every Donovan on Google?

Posted by Christine Donovan Costa Mesa CA Homes Broker/Attorney 800-610-7253 DRE01267479 (Donovan Blatt Team - Donovan Group Realty) about 3 years ago

Thank you for putting another great tool on my radar.

Heading right over to set up my alert right now!

Posted by JoAnna Siminerio, Manalapan Marlboro NJ Real Estate (Weichert Realtors - Manalapan - Marlboro) about 3 years ago

Misty, I have done the Google search query, but was not aware of the Twitte app. I appreciate the info.

Bo

Posted by Bo Hussung (Netco Title) about 3 years ago

Hi Misty~ I have google alerts set up, but I never thought about the twitter seach feed to google reader.... I am not even sure I can set it up, LOL! 

Posted by Owensboro KY Real Estate Agent Vickie McCartney Broker Owensboro Ky (Maverick Realty) about 3 years ago

We are signed up for Google Alert but we also did not know about the Twitter search. We will check it out, thanks!

Posted by Patty Carroll about 3 years ago

thanks for the alert on how to set one up.  I am going to do it right now

Posted by Russ Ravary - Metro Detroit homes - Michigan Real estate & Mortgage info (Remerica Hometown One) about 3 years ago

Misty, Google alerts should be apart of every business plan - keeps you in the "know" of your neighborhood, your city and yourself! I love it!

Posted by Jo Soss | Designated Broker West and South Puget Sound (HomeFront Realty) about 3 years ago

Very Cute post

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Posted by Steven Ayres (Rocket 55) about 3 years ago

Misty: Great tips.. I have been using Google Alerts for some time now.  I track several  key workds and phrases

Posted by Roland Woodworth,SFR - Clarksville Short Sale and Foreclosure Resource (Keller Williams Realty) about 3 years ago

I know its there and view it every now and then. Just have too much to do with 2 websites and a blog. I am glad you called it to my attention however.

Posted by Eric Bouler ( Gardner Realtors, Licensed in La.) about 3 years ago

Duh!  Lightening Bolt!  What a great idea!   THANK YOU!

I get so many wonderful ideas and tips from Active Rain... This is great!

Happy New Year!

Posted by Jim Valentine (RE/MAX Realty Affiliates) about 3 years ago

I have google alerts set up for other things, but not for what's being said!  Great idea - thanks!

Congrats on the feature and Happy New Year!

Posted by Emily Lowe - Nashville TN Realtor (The Lipman Group Sotheby's International Realty) about 3 years ago

Google alerts are the best -- it is important to know what is happening out "there". All the best for the new year.

Posted by Benjamin Realty LLC about 3 years ago

Thanks for the concise directions...loved the idea of the Google Reader...makes the process much more time and user efficient!

Posted by Sondra TenClay (Grand Rapids MI Coldwell Banker AJS-Schmidt) about 3 years ago

Google alerts are great!  If people are talking about you, it means you are relevant!

Posted by Dave Jones Broker/Owner e-PRO Dave Jones Realty llc Prospect CT. (Dave Jones Realty, llc.) about 3 years ago

I found out about Google alerts early on here in the Rain and it is fantastic. I have my name, my husbands, our team, and local areas. I also like Bill's idea about puting my blogs there. Great idea! Happy New Year!

Posted by Frank & Sharon Alters, CDPE-Short Sales Jacksonville-Orange Park-Fleming Island (Coldwell Banker Vanguard Realty - Clay, Duval, St. Johns ) about 3 years ago

Tami - that's great!  I think a lot of people forget about Twitter search.

Hi Christine - yes by placing a search in quotes will narrow down your alerts to the exact phrase between the quotes.

Todd- thanks for commenting but you should know that placing links to your products in comments on other peoples posts is not seen well by most here on Active Rain.  I will leave your comment because I am certain most who read it will pass right by it and AR adds nofollow to comment links anyway, so it won't help you much in search engines.

Sondra - I would be lost without the reader.  You are correct, it does make things more efficient

Posted by Real Estate Advertising - Misty Lackie (Go Smart Solutions, LLC) about 3 years ago

I've used Google Alerts for awhile but had the results sent to email. In 2009 I'm going to combine them with the Twitter Search Feed and track everything in Google Reader.

Posted by John Novak - Las Vegas and Henderson NV Real Estate (Keller Williams Realty The Marketplace) about 3 years ago

Misty, I started getting my Google Alerts in a feed to, posted on it a few weeks ago. It has really helped my email box. I love it. Thanks for the setting up of Twitter feed on my name. I just did it. Happy New Year.

Posted by Missy Caulk-Ann Arbor-Realtor® Ann Arbor Real Estate (Keller Williams-Ann Arbor) about 3 years ago

Hi Misti,

You're right, Google Alerts are awesome. I found out someone wrote a blog post based on a quotation he had noticed on my blog. I would never have known had I not had a Google Alert set up.

Posted by Debra Drummond | MichiganMoves Real Estate in SE Michigan (RE/MAX Gallery) about 3 years ago

I'm back....just to let you know that I just got a Google Alert about the comment I made earlier to your post. 

Posted by Carol Clay, Broker/REALTOR Brevard NC Real Estate Specialist (Looking Glass Realty) about 3 years ago

Misty - thanks, didn't think about being able to do this with Twitter. Cool. I have to go set it up. ~Rita

Posted by Kenna Real Estate about 3 years ago

Hi Misty, Just like everyones comment before mine... Thank you for this information it is great. I did not know about google alerts.

Posted by Calgary Real Estate Agent Miranda Moser (Century 21 Bamber Realty) about 3 years ago

Misty,  I actually just signed up for Google Alerts two days ago and I opted for the emails but perhaps I will switch to the feed.  It may sound silly but one thing I am confused on is are the alerts if someone searched your name on google or doesn't matter what they searched for but my name came up in one of the searches?  Does that make sense?  I'm very active in the Q&A on Trulia and most of my alerts are coming in from the Q&A section so does that mean someone searched my name "Gina Chirico" or say they searched for something general like "NJ real estate" and my Q&A activity came up in the search results?  Thanks!

Posted by Gina Chirico, Essex County, New Jersey Real Estate Agent (Lattimer Realty) about 3 years ago

That's too funny Carol.  Yep - Google Alerts even picks up blog comments with your name.

Hi Gina - Google Alerts will pick up posts, comments, etc. that it finds on the internet with your name or whatever you setup the alert for.  I assume you are commenting in Trulia's Q&A with your name, which is why you are receiving the alerts. 

Posted by Real Estate Advertising - Misty Lackie (Go Smart Solutions, LLC) about 3 years ago

My Google Alerts gives me way more than I even want. It's now picking up my own comments on other blogs! =/

Posted by Lisa Hill (Daytona Beach Real Estate) (Florida Property Experts) about 3 years ago

This is too cool.  One more thing that I learned on AR that I need to do.  Gotta get busy!

 

Melinda

Posted by Melinda Abernathy Central Arkansas Real Estate (Crye-Leike Realtors) about 3 years ago

Misty -

This is COOL - everyday, something new on the Internet.

I'm going to sign up for the Google Alert right away, and investigate Twitter as well.

Thanks so much for sharing!

Happy New Year!

DEAN & DEAN'S TEAM CHICAGO

Posted by Dean Moss - Dean's Team Chicago IL Real Estate Team (Dean's Team - Keller Williams Realty Partners Chicago IL) about 3 years ago

Misty,

Thank you for sharing this.   I just went and created my first Google Alert.   Great post and a great new tool to discover and start using with the beginning of the New Year!

Posted by Gerry Khatchikian, ASA, TRC, SFR about 3 years ago

these are some good tools to see where our traffic comes in from, thanks

Posted by Sonny Kwan 206-819-8228 (Quantum Group LLC Seattle, WA ) about 3 years ago

Hi Misty. How right you are! I have a few google alerts set up, but really should set up a couple more. Great point about keeping track of whats being discussed. :)

Posted by Pamela Williamson Team Clayton, Missouri Real Estate (Dielmann Sotheby's International Realty) about 3 years ago

I also use Google alerts for keywords that I relate to my business (Example: Macomb County real estate).  It's great to see what my competition is doing out on the web.  Keeps me on my toes.

Posted by Kris Wales - Macomb County MI real estate blog & homes for sale search site (Keller Williams Realty - Lakeside Market Center) about 3 years ago

Great tips, but the more I learn, the more time I spend on the internet. I'm afraid that I eventually will be online all day, every day.

Posted by Colleen McConnell, Tallahassee Realtor (Advanced Realty Group) about 3 years ago

Love the tool.  We have been using for about a year now. Have it set up for weekly updates, but may change to daily.

Posted by Tim and Pam Cash - Clarksville TN Real Estate Professionals (Crye-Leike (Sango)) about 3 years ago

Misty you are a genius!

I think this is a wonderful idea, thanks! I do have one question though... if Google alerts pick everything up on the web, wouldn't it also pickup all the twitter "tweets" too? Why would I need a separate feed?

Thanks, Lin

Posted by qq qq (qq) about 3 years ago

I've done Google alerts for quite awhile but sometimes I get wacky results that don't even pertain to me.  I think there may be a way to refine the search further.

Posted by Diane Bell, Hilton Head Real Estate, Bluffton (Charter 1 Real Estate, Hilton Head, Bluffton, SC) about 3 years ago

Thanks, I set up my google alert.  I'm looking forward to see what they tell me. 

Posted by Marjorie Taylor, St. Augustine Florida (Listing Solutions) about 3 years ago

I have a google alert but it's not about what is being said about me...If someone has to talk about me or someone other than themselves then I guess they have too much time on their hands.

Posted by Neal Bloom-Realtor ®CRS-Weston FL Real Estate (Keller Williams Properties, Weston FL) about 3 years ago

You are the best for sharing this with AR! I am going to get my Google alerts right away!!!

Posted by Caren Wallace-Portage Lakes Real Estate Agent (Stouffer Realty, Akron, Ohio) about 3 years ago

Misty, AWESOME advice.  I had set up some Google alerts but this other stuff is great.  I'm bookmarking this post to take a more in-depth look later.  Thanks.

Twitter

Posted by Kris Kombrink ~ The Kombrink Team (RE/MAX Excels - Chicago's Western Suburbs) about 3 years ago

Wow!  Amazing.  Will check it out.

Posted by Sarah & John Rummage (American Realty Resources, Nashville, Brentwood, Franklin TN) about 3 years ago

Thanks for the tip. I've bookmarked so I can later get my google alerts.

Posted by Rebecca Gaujot, Realtor WV Real Estate in Greenbrier County (Coldwell Banker Stuart & Watts Real Estate) about 3 years ago

Great tip! I am going to set it up right now. Maybe in the new year I will figure out Twitter!

Posted by Kristi DeFazio Colorado Springs Real Estate 719-459-5468 (RE/MAX Advantage) about 3 years ago

Neal- what if someone is saying something "good" about you?  What if they are referencing a blog post you did?  Wouldn't you want to engage in the conversation?  Google Alerts helps you engage in conversations that reference you.  Good or bad.  It also helps you track other keywords that relate to your business.  We also use it to track competitve search phrases we rank or want to rank for.  Seems like others who have commented here use if for that too. 

Diane - you can try surrounding your name with quotes in your alert.

Hi Lin- At least in my cases, Google Alerts doesn't pick up tweets.  This is the reason I use the Twitter search feed within my Google feed reader.

Posted by Real Estate Advertising - Misty Lackie (Go Smart Solutions, LLC) about 3 years ago

Misty, I have had Google alerts since starting on AR. I have them go to an e-mail, but feed may be a better option. It helps me monitor not only my Internet presence, but may be even more importantly monitor the competition: what Google returns for the key word searches.

Posted by Faina Sechzer - Princeton, Montgomery, Hopewell, NJ Real Estate Expert (Henderson-Sotheby's International Realty) about 3 years ago

Good advice. I just created a few alerts.

Posted by Thomas Martin-BROKER, PROPERTY MANAGER Property Manager in Sacramento, Folsom (Investors Choice Property Management) about 3 years ago

Thank you Misty, that was a great blog. It was very useful and informative. Thank you for sharing that with us! I hope you have a great day! Happy New Years by the way!

Posted by James Engel KW Beverly Hills (Keller Williams Realty Beverly Hills) about 3 years ago

just got a hold of the Google alerts a month ago -- they are great -- also great for letting you know what your competitors are up to ;)  -- best of luck in 2009!

Posted by Jason Ellis (Coastal REO Solutions - Myrtle Beach Short Sales & REO's) about 3 years ago

Misty - I think Google Alerts are great. And I know others in my area use this tool also, because a local business I posted an article on last year contact me confused when my article popped up in their alerts! It's that great AR SEO!

Posted by Karen Cooper| Housing Counselor |Oregon about 3 years ago

I use Google Alert for so many things and never thought about using my name.  Love it!

Posted by Tim Moncrief - Austin (Bartlett Real Estate Group of Keller Williams ) about 3 years ago

Great post Misty thanks.  I knew about Google Alerts but not about the Twitter search.  I'll check that out - good info!

Posted by Testing Test (loan) about 3 years ago

While I setup some alerts a while back, I never thought about combining them into a feed, this was very informative -- thanks Misty!

Posted by Chris Olsen Broker Owner Cleveland Ohio Real Estate (Olsen Ziegler Realty) about 3 years ago

I'm so excited, I just followed your instructions and can't weait to see the results, if any. Misty, this was very helpful. Thank you.

Posted by Janice Roosevelt,Ecobroker, ABR, e-PRO ( - Keller Williams Real Estate -) about 3 years ago

This sounds good. I signed up but an interested to see if I can actually track myself or the movie star by the same name :-)

Thank you for the information. It can be good information & might answer questions for some of us why our business is where it is.

Happy New Year

Posted by Jamie R. Bell, GRI Your Central CT Realtor (Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage) about 3 years ago

Hi Misty, Obviously I'm not using Google to its full extent.  Thanks for this and I will get in there and set myself up for some specific allerts and to have them sent to feed.  You are, as usual, a font of helpful info!

Posted by Susan Neal, Fair Oaks CA Real Estate Broker, CA DRE#686562 (Century 21 Noel David Realty) about 3 years ago

I have never heard of Google alerts...Thanks foer the tip, I'm gonna check it out!

Posted by Trish Greene/ Team 242- Realtor®, ABR (VanDorm Realty) about 3 years ago

Google alerts are really cool!  Helps you to keep tabs on your online reputation and find out who's talking about you and why.

Posted by Brett Tousley | Puyallup Real Estate | (253) 820-2745 (NW Home Brokers) about 3 years ago

I have set up alerts for my AR blog'sgut only some are registering not all

Posted by Andrew Monaghan CRS, GRI, EPro Associate Broker (Keller Williams Professional Partners) about 3 years ago

Hi Misty thanks for the comps on my post. Are your Google alerts working for people linking to your blog or website? This only works very sporadically for me.

Posted by Bill Gassett Metrowest Massachusetts Real Estate (RE/MAX Executive Realty) about 3 years ago

Hey Bill- good point about using it to find people who are linking to your websites and blogs.  Yes I use it for that.  I place our websites/blogs in the alerts a few different ways. With www, http, without them, just name of website, etc.  It works well to find and track backlinks.

I really do think your recent post "Social Marketing, Blogging, Short Sales and the Seller I Never Met" is amazing and every Agent/Broker should read it.

Posted by Real Estate Advertising - Misty Lackie (Go Smart Solutions, LLC) about 3 years ago

More great info.

Thank you!

Cindy

Posted by Cindy Hartpence (Edisto Real Estate Company) about 3 years ago

Thanks for the tips! So much to learn. Thanks for taking the time to post1

Posted by Erin Newington, Elk Grove Realtor (916) 548-9198 ((916) 548-9198 Keller Williams Realty) about 3 years ago

Misty, great info, I have just recently set up alerts on keywords but never considered getting alerts to my name - who would want to talk about me???  Hopefully a client or realtor, but it never occurred to me, I will follow your advice!

Posted by Joanne O'Donnell (Chic Home Interiors - Stager, Trainer & EcoProfessional) about 3 years ago

Misty, thanks for taking time to post this.  It's important to protect your online presence and these two tools will help.

Posted by Heather Goodwin ~ Shreveport Louisiana Real Estate (Nest Realty) about 3 years ago

Hi, I have been using google alerts for awhile now, and love it. I get alot on the olsen twins, but checking my name and area is a smart thing to be doing.

 

Posted by Carol Olsen, Realtor- Oneonta NY Real Estate (RealtyUSA) about 3 years ago

I'm glad I found this!  Great tip and thank you!

Posted by The Christiansen Team (RE/Max Home Connection Fort Wayne) about 3 years ago

Late to this post but it is still great information! Thank you.

 

Posted by Debi Braulik Federal Way Homes For Sale Federal Way WA Search Federal Way Homes (www.kingpiercehomes.com Keller Williams Realty ) about 3 years ago

Misty,

I am another late bloomer, but I am here.  Thanks for the tip about Google Alerts.  I found myself on Google.  Thanks.  I subscribed to your tech blog.  One of my resolutions for 2009 is learn one new tech tip each week.

See you in the rain.

Mary Yonkers  814.881.7548 http://www.linkedin.com/in/maryyonkers

Alan Kells Schools of Real Estate Inc  412.967.9000 www.alankells.com

Posted by Mary Yonkers (Howard Hanna/Alan Kells Schools of Real Estate) about 3 years ago

Hi Misty;

Feedback's are very important to me, negative or positive.

Posted by Anthony Stokes-Pereira - Realtor (Better Homes and Gardens Rand Realty) about 3 years ago

Thanks..I did this and its great!

Cindy

Posted by Cindy Hartpence (Edisto Real Estate Company) about 3 years ago

MIsty,

I'm new to this, I'll have to check into it further.

Thanks,

Pamela

Posted by Pamela Pietsch-The Pietsch Team (First Weber Group) about 3 years ago

I set up alerts for myself as well as other niche terms that I like to follow.

Posted by Shuki Haiminis (Lofts.com) about 3 years ago

Alot of people are amazed at what they can find out about themselves and others via internet. It must be a monitored process.

Posted by Chip Jefferson (Exit Real Estate Consultants) about 3 years ago

There is so much Google offers, I am glad that you have taken time to post this feature. It is one I need to set up. Thanks.

Posted by Catherine C Capasso (Catherine Cornelia Real Estate) about 3 years ago

Great tips!  Thanks for sharing!

Posted by Myrick Tantiado (Alain Pinel Realtors) almost 3 years ago

I have my Google Alerts sent to my BlackBerry now that you wrote this post and suggested it. It helps me keep an eye on Google success at crawling and indexing my sites.

Posted by Christianne Gordon, REALTOR® e-PRO CDPE SFR Carson Valley Real Estate Specialist (Carson Valley Homes and Land - RE/MAX Realty Affiliates) almost 3 years ago

This is great to know.  Unfortuntely, I didn't know about Google Alert or Twitter Alert.  But I'm def. going to try it out.  Reading all the comments here, seems to be a good way of keeping track of things.  Thanks again.

Posted by John Lupton - The Premier Home Staging Company Servicing Washington DC, MD, VA (Elite Home Redesign, LLC) almost 3 years ago

Twitter had an alert too? Going to it right now! Is my picture automatically coming up?

Wow!

Thanks,

Cindy

Posted by Cindy Hartpence (Edisto Real Estate Company) almost 3 years ago

Yes it is!! Very Very Very Cooooooooool!

Thanks again,

Cindy

Posted by Cindy Hartpence (Edisto Real Estate Company) almost 3 years ago

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