“It Might Not Be a Real Blog if . . .” Sign #27
It is not done well; but you are surprised to find it done at all.”
–Samuel Johnson, about a dog’s walking on its hind legs.
Realtors are under no obligation to blog.
Juggling multiple clients and transactions; showings (and showing instructions!); walk-thru inspections; closings; listing appointments; and upcoming open houses — both weekend and on Broker Tour — is plenty(!) for most mortals.
Perhaps that’s why, at least in my experience, the vast majority of purported Realtor-bloggers . . . really aren’t (bloggers, that is).
Rather, they either post sporadic, calendar-driven “reminders” (see, “Spring Forward”); or, subscribe to services that do it for them.
Put it this way: if a blog has less than 15-20 posts a year, and more than half relate to Thanksgiving, New Year’s, Daylight Savings, Easter, July 4, etc. — it’s not really a blog.
That said . . . be sure to turn your clocks forward one hour tomorrow (Saturday) night! 🙂
See also, “The Best Realtor Blog in the U.S.?* You’re Reading It!!“; “Real vs. Faux Blogs: The Difference Between “Blogging” and “HAVING a Blog”.
