Top Women Real Estate Bloggers

Wednesday, August 9, 2006
By Dustin

[photopress:top_10_women_bloggers.jpg,thumb,alignright]Rudolph over at the Sellsius blog put together of his choice for the top woman real estate bloggers. It is a great list and all of the featured bloggers are worth reading. No surprise that Seattle had both both Ardell and Marlow featured on the list! They are two of the finest bloggers, male or female, Seattle or otherwise.

Other bloggers featured were:

Some others I would have put on my short list of contenders are:

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About the Author: Dustin Luther

As the founder of Seattle's Rain City Real Estate Guide, I love to talk, discuss and implement social media strategies that drives business in real estate. In following this passion, I founded 4realz.net Social Media Strategy and regularly speak about social media strategies to real estate audiences. You can connect with me on LinkedIn, become a fan on Facebook and follow me on twitter at @tyr.

8 Responses to “Top Women Real Estate Bloggers”

  1. Thanks for the mention, Dustin. I’m actually in Seattle as well, based in Bellevue. Hope all is well.

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  2. dustin,

    thanks for helping us spread the word about these wonderful broker/agent bloggers!

    after reading their entertaining and informative blogs on a daily basis, we just wanted to say thank you.

    -rdb.sellsius°

    ps – thanks for pointing out the other ladies blogs – they’re great! – jessica does a fabulous job at inman news but she’s not a broker or an agent – she’s an editor :)

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  3. Claudia,

    So very true… It seems so obvious in retrospect!

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  4. Thanks for the kind words. Writing about real estate has helped me articulate many things I’d thought about before, but, without a medium, these ideas existed in a void. I’m enjoying sharing these thoughts and communicating with others about the future of real estate. It’s an exciting time!

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  5. Dustin,

    I am honored! It is no secret that RCG was our model. You have been my gold standard for how to create an effective, interesting read. What started as a “group therapy” project has really grown into something more meaningful, I think. Aside from the model for thought-provoking dialogue that you have given us, the greatest piece of advice that I have taken away from your past posts is to keep it non-commericial. We are still in our infancy, but owe you a ton a gratitude. Of course, Ardell is still my blogging hero. :)

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  6. [...] Greg Swann at the Bloodhound calls it “link-baiting”, but I’ll take it. Imagine my surprise when at 5:00 AM over a cup of coffee I found that the Ubertor Blog graciously included me in their A-to-Z list of top bloggers. If only my name was “Ardell” (with an “A”), I could have headed the list! While I don’t pretend to be worthy, I do have an ego afterall, and am quite proud of what we have accomplished with our little Blog in such a short period of time. OK, I didn’t make the Sellsius Top Ten Women Bloggers list (hey, who can compete with Ardell?), but Rome wasn’t built in a day, and Dustin at the Rain City Guide defended my honor by including me in his short list. (I’ll consider this honorable mention). Now, as I enjoy what is remaining of my “15 minutes”, I will accept these nods on behalf of all of us at the San Diego Home Blog and ponder how in the *&^% I am going to live up to the task of continuing to keep such heady company. [...]

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  7. I am, in fact, quite speechless on this particular topic. So I’ll just keep on keeping on.

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  8. Congrats to all!

    and Ardell, I’m shocked we found a topic that keeps you speechless. LOL! Your influence in the blogoshere is immense!

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