Just want to provide a wrap-up to the RE/MAX convention. On the final day, we had an opportunity to interview Marianne Parcher of RE/MAX Commitment in Canton, OH.

Recently, my home was burglarized and after the grief of losing several computer and electronic possessions, I started to think about how I would prevent this from happening in the future.

The buzz from Day 2 was all around the new RE/MAX website. Agents are very excited about the new layout and the ease of use over the current site.

I was lucky enough to have attended the AWTAustin (Association for Women in Technology) annual Women’s Business Conference last Friday titled “The Power of One, The Power of Many.”

As I was watching a little television this past week, I saw a TV commercial from Valpak. Their message was directed toward both consumers and to small businesses.

I think it’s important to take a moment and be thankful for a few under-appreciated geniuses (genii?) without whom we wouldn’t be doing what we’re doing today.

44 percent of consumers check their primary email account more than three times a day, up 38 percent from 2005, and 58 percent said email is a great way for companies to communicate with customers.

As we enter a new era of real estate marketing, many Realtors and other professionals are relying on a new set of tools to keep in contact with their clients and sphere of influence (SOI).

Oh, if I only had a dollar for every time I've had to deal with the Fair Use issue over my career, I'd have several dollars. Cynthia Fedor tackles this thorny topic in her latest post.

Hmm... not sure how I feel about the prospect of losing Saturday mail delivery. Checking my mailbox is one of the highlights of my day! I just can't get enough of those pizza & grocery store coupo

Color is such an important element in marketing and advertising. As a former graphic designer, I'm glad to see this subject is still being brought up from time to time.

Just thought I'd share this with all the basketball fans out there. Better get those schedules printed quick!

Wow. I always figured that when you bought a device, you could basically dissect and hack the crap out of it as long as it was for your personal use and you didn't try to resell it...

I'm feeling a little green around the gills after reading this post! But seriously, we all need to do our part. And, like Mr. Welch, I remember (painfully, I might add) that Quark TV show.