Social Blog Network, powered by Blogging Systems’ technology, positions Broker-Owner/Realtors to become local thought leader.
Princeton Junction, NJ — May 23, 2007 — www.bloggingsystems.com — Blogging Systems Group, the leader in community blog technology, has developed a 3-in-1 blog platform for one-stop blog shopping.
The Blogging Systems 3-in-1 Product integrates three of its blogging platforms including a Company Blog, Company Intranet Blog and Community Blog for the same price as one of the previous platforms.
“The new 3-in-1 product is a state of the art Internet real estate marketing tool that puts the Realtor’s company in front of thousands of website visitors each month positioning him/her as the provider of information vital to the community,” said Richard Nacht, founder and CEO of Blogging Systems.
Included in the 3-in-1 Social Blog Network are features such as the following, all branded with the sponsoring Broker/Realtor’s company information:
–Up to 100 blogs
–Forums
–Wikis
–Agent Profiles
–Photo albums
–Video
The integration of the 3 products enables real estate brokers and agents to communicate directly and personally with customers and website visitors. Each broker/agent has the ability to:
–Demonstrate expertise and knowledge of community and real estate industry
–List featured properties
–Post local and neighborhood news
–Create blogs for each client to serve as an online portfolio
–Create individual web pages for each home listing
–Provide RSS and email subscriptions for new home listings
–Create podcasts for specific homes
Minneapolis, MN (PRWEB) May 23, 2007 — http://www.domain-disputes.com — The National Arbitration Forum recently issued decisions on three separate domain name disputes filed by Disney, Jimmy Buffett and Angels Baseball.
“We continue to see a trend towards filing complaints under the UDRP, rather than lawsuits, for these Internet conflicts,” said Kristine Dorrain, Internet Legal Counsel of the National Arbitration Forum. “We’re on the way to surpassing last year’s record-breaking domain name filings.” In 2006, the National Arbitration Forum saw its largest filing year ever, marking a 21% increase over 2005.
The following three decisions were made in accordance with the Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (UDRP) of the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) by independent and neutral arbitrators on the National Arbitration Forum’s panel.
DisneyComics.com
One of the world’s largest entertainment corporations, Disney Enterprises, Inc., submitted a complaint electronically on February 15, 2007. The National Arbitration Forum panel found that the domain name DisneyComics.com was being cybersquatted by Dayanand Kamble of India who used the website to offer advertising links and products, some related to Disney’s trademarks.
Watermark Learning, a globally recognized provider of business requirements analysis and project management training, will be celebrating its fifteenth birthday on Thursday, May 24, with an open house and tour of its new headquarters.
Minneapolis, MN (PRWEB) May 10, 2007 — http://www.watermarklearning.com Thursday, May 24, Watermark Learning, a globally recognized business requirements analysis and project management skill development company, will be celebrating its fifteenth year birthday with an open house and tour of its new corporate headquarters in Minneapolis, MN.
In 1992, Richard Larson, PMP, CBAP, founded Watermark Learning with the goal of guiding teams to produce enduring results through training focused on a practical approach, industry best practices, and engaging delivery. In the fifteen years since, Watermark Learning has proudly developed, delivered and perfected its own sought-after training based on firsthand, real world experience; and helped thousands along the way.
“We are thrilled to offer an afternoon where we can invite friends and colleagues to tour our new offices and share their past successes,” states founder Richard Larson. “We also look forward to sharing details on exciting upcoming developments, such as our newest class focusing on Certified Business Analyst Professional (CBAP) Certification Preparation set to begin this September.”
Internet auto sales and marketing firm Outsell, LLC releases the fourth installment in a series of iBase research studies into consumer car purchasing habits.
Minneapolis, MN — May 3, 2007 — www.outsell.com — Outsell LLC, the fastest growing Internet auto sales and marketing company in America, has released the last results in its series of iBase research studies on consumer car purchasing habits — “What Consumers Want from YOU”.
The fourth study in this series focuses on customers major pain-points in the vehicle purchase process and the effect of gender differences on automotive consumer attitudes. The study uses these variables to determine what factors are the keys to automotive sales.
The Insight study indicated that consumers felt greater price transparency, a low-pressure shopping environment, full disclosure of vehicle information and good overall customer service throughout the purchase process are the keys to a great experience.
“The consumer responses in iBase Insight 4 make it clear that there is considerable strategic value in applying these types of insights to the way dealerships handle what is probably the largest purchase consumers ever make,” said Mike Wethington, CEO of Outsell LLC. “The intelligence from the consumer analysis allows Outsell to help its clients determine how to address a customer’s unique needs and provide more targeted customer service. Our most successful dealer clients are the ones who are able to employ techniques that meet their customer’s needs effectively.”
