1,664,936
I post active, pending and sold. This not only makes the phone ring but Google juice can be tucked away in each post.
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John McCormack, CRS
Albuquerque, NM
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Michael Jacobs
Pasadena, CA
6,426,255
Kind of like repetitive questions, no rules against it but it may not be doing much good either.
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The Woodland Team of T...
Austin, TX
4,584,596
Edited response as I read your "answer" after I responded:
I will write multiple posts for one property but with a different aspect of the home -- location, floor plan, amenities, open house, etc.
My original answer:
If you are talking about posting in the MLS -- you better check the rules of your association.
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John McCormack, CRS
Albuquerque, NM
1,458,619
If I have a property that can be deemed Recreational or has both Residential and Commercial zoning, it will go into the MLS under as many headings as needed. You never know where someone will begin their search so we need to be found under all appropriate categories.
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Susan Emo
Kingston, ON
1,513,143
If they jumped off the tallest building would you follow!
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Michael Jacobs
Pasadena, CA
3,988,013
5,246,568
4,319,873
Greg Cremia you can certainly post the listing posts multiple times. Make sure you promote a new feature, if possible.
Also, change the title of the post - like 3 Bedroom ranch, spacious home, excellent kitchen etc etc. You get the point, correct?
4,800,132
I suppose it's the same as asking the same question over and over again.
556,536
I am asking about the Active Rain rules. Making 3 posts about the same property over the course of 2 days where nothing has changed and the content is basically the same, just rearranged.
1,466,257
Greg Cremia They're just looking for more Google Juice for their listing. Not a problem.
4,907,547
3,071,589
150,466
I hate the practice but it is legal to do it here. It messes up the statistics that are reported by the board. I blog about it all the time fussing.
921,504
Do you like reading repetitive posts?
Repetitive posts are most likely to diminish your following and readership.
So ask yourself, "How can you talk about the same real estate and present new information?"