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7 Ways to Protect Your Business’ Reputation
Commentary by Margaret Kelly RISMEDIA, May 16, 2008-Building and protecting client trust couldn't be more critical than in an adjusting market like today's. Buyers and sellers rely on you to guide them ... more »
NAR Pulse: This Week’s Top Stories from the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS
RISMEDIA, May 16, 2008-This week's headlines from the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS include: introducing a new publication to help clients make the decision to buy; a special limited-time offer from NAR partner Dell, and a keynote from NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun at NAR's online convention for commercial practitioners. It's A ...more »
5 Tips for Managing Your Mistakes
RISMEDIA, May 16, 2008-(careerbuilder.com)-As a leader, you are bound to make mistakes. It is human nature to want to forget about, cover up, or blame someone or something else for them happening. But the most effective leader is one who not only manages mistakes, but turns them into opportunities for ...more »
Staying On Top of Technology, In Touch with Clients
By Beth McGuire RISMEDIA, May 16, 2008-John Bearden, president and CEO of GMAC Home Services, faced a dilemma: he wanted to give all of his 20,000-plus sales partners nationwide access to a comprehensive online marketing suite. All he needed to achieve his goal was time and the technology-two commodities that were in ...more »
Friday’s Featured Listing - Bellissimo, a New Collection of Homes at Palermo
RISMEDIA, May 16, 2008-The Pineapple Corporation, builder of new homes in Jacksonville, Florida, introduces Bellissimo, a brand new collection of semi-custom homes priced from the mid-$400,000s at Palermo. The company's European village-style community is located on Hodges Boulevard between J. Turner Butler and Beach boulevards. "The Bellissimo Collection provides a great ...more »
Getaways: Alaska’s Cruise Boom
By Kristin Jackson RISMEDIA, May 16, 2008-(MCT)-In the 1890s, thousands of rugged miners swarmed onto ships in Seattle, sailing north to find their fortunes during the Alaska gold rush. These days it's cruise passengers who crowd the downtown waterfront and flock to Alaska: More than 835,000 ... more »