That TechCrunch Comment By Michael Stark, PostYourProperty.com
I am glad to report that TechCrunch is interested in the evolving world of online real estate. I was happy to give them my comment.
I am glad to report that TechCrunch is interested in the evolving world of online real estate. I was happy to give them my comment.
eMarketing In Real Estate – OC Mixer
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If they don’t want to buy your sushi, then teach them how to fish. Take them to your tackle shop. Show them how those rods work better from a boat you can build or buy them.
Michael Stark of PostYourProperty interviews AJ Ghergich and Owen Andrew from Authority Domains. Enjoy the podcast.
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