This week Wednesday through Friday I’ll be in New York at the bi-annual Inman Connect conference. These conferences tend be both fun and intense: it’s always great to catch up with old friends and make new ones, but sometimes the volume of information is a bit fire-hosey.
I will be moderating the panels at the Internet Marketing Workshop on Wednesday morning. I’ve been emailing back and forth with the panelists to make sure we have a good solid core of questions with which to kick off each session. However, I’d like to be even better prepared, so I’ll be “crowdsourcing” additional questions.
Whether you’re going to be at Inman or not, what are some good questions you’d like to see explored during this panel? (In subsequent posts I’ll provide an opportunity to make suggestions for the other panels.)
Here’s what panel one is about:
Wednesday, January 9, 9:00 a.m. - 9:45 a.m.
Tap New Methods for Finding Buyers
What are successful agents doing in today’s market to find buyers? Explore new methods that have proven cost-effective and will keep your prospect pipeline full without wasting time and money.
Moderator: Kevin Boer, Founder, 3 Oceans Real Estate Blog
Panelists:
Jeffrey Bastress, President, Startpoint Realty
Jamie Glenn, Vice President, Product Management, Trulia
Brendon Kraham, National Sales Manager Classifieds, Google
Greg Tracy, Founder/Realtor, Blueroof.com
Tags: Google, Inman, Inman Connect 2008, Inman-Connect, Real estate, Trulia
Possibly related posts
- What Questions Would You Like to See Discussed at Inman Connect 2008 Internet Marketing Session 2: Use Technology to Craft a Successful Listings Pitch
- What Questions Would You Like to See Discussed at Inman Connect 2008 Internet Marketing Session 3: New Ways to Market Properties Effectively
- What Questions Would You Like to See Discussed at Inman Connect 2008 Internet Marketing Session 4: Get Your Listings Everywhere
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