Comments on: Social Media a Fad I don’t think so. http://michaeldfanning.com/social-media-a-fad-i-dont-think-so/ michaelfanning Thu, 09 Sep 2010 13:56:57 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Jan Edmondson http://michaeldfanning.com/social-media-a-fad-i-dont-think-so/#comment-98 Jan Edmondson Fri, 20 Nov 2009 18:52:44 +0000 http://michaeldfanning.com/?p=87#comment-98 You'll love this: http://www.steverubel.com/ten-common-phrases-that-could-soon-be-history You’ll love this:

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]]> By: Michael Fanning http://michaeldfanning.com/social-media-a-fad-i-dont-think-so/#comment-97 Michael Fanning Fri, 20 Nov 2009 17:13:38 +0000 http://michaeldfanning.com/?p=87#comment-97 Jan you hit the nail on the head. As a Real Estate company we do need to move faster and be nimble to what our customers needs are and make sure we are where they gather. Good points. and thanks for engaging. Jan you hit the nail on the head. As a Real Estate company we do need to move faster and be nimble to what our customers needs are and make sure we are where they gather. Good points. and thanks for engaging.

]]> By: Jan Edmondson http://michaeldfanning.com/social-media-a-fad-i-dont-think-so/#comment-96 Jan Edmondson Fri, 20 Nov 2009 16:48:48 +0000 http://michaeldfanning.com/?p=87#comment-96 More validation, as if it's necessary. Nothing new here, just more... http://www.ubertrends.com/social-engagement-marketing/ More validation, as if it’s necessary. Nothing new here, just more…

http://www.ubertrends.com/social-engagement-marketing/

]]> By: Jan Edmondson http://michaeldfanning.com/social-media-a-fad-i-dont-think-so/#comment-95 Jan Edmondson Thu, 19 Nov 2009 23:28:07 +0000 http://michaeldfanning.com/?p=87#comment-95 Nicely done Mike. History has proven that real estate is a change averse industry. As with most major social, economic, political and innovation shifts, the consumer drives it. Just take a look at the music industry or the Obama election. Real people always gravitate to the most relevant, useful, logical and useful technologies and businesses. They have always dictated change. Those industries, companies and organizations who recognize and adapt first, win. Nicely done Mike. History has proven that real estate is a change averse industry. As with most major social, economic, political and innovation shifts, the consumer drives it. Just take a look at the music industry or the Obama election.

Real people always gravitate to the most relevant, useful, logical and useful technologies and businesses. They have always dictated change. Those industries, companies and organizations who recognize and adapt first, win.

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