Category Archives: Technology
Unemployed in Christchurch? Get Online
Do you live in Christchurch and lost your job due to the earthquake?
Do you have time on your hands and you still want to make some money? Continue reading
Smaller, Faster and Has a Camera – Should You Buy an iPad 2?
The new iPad2 is: Faster which is great for 3D gaming and video editing Has 2 cameras which is great for video calls and shooting events Smaller so it’s easier to carry around
How to Find Clients Today With Twitter (video)
Did you know you can actually search for potential clients who ares searching for businesses like yours on Twitter? If you read my Rapid Lead Generation for Real Estate Agents free eBook (available here) you do. But if you don’t … Continue reading
Claim It – Before Someone Else Does
I received this LinkedIn email from Linda Coles from Blue Banana. I share it here because of the valuable information to all business owners and tech-geeks: I want to share with you a couple of things that you may again … Continue reading
How To Increase Your Digital Footprint – A live experiment
When you Google Ariel Levin, you will that I ‘own’ the first 9 results on the page. It means that if a prospective client searches for me they can easily find me so I get more opportunities to help people … Continue reading
A question about Apps
How come The NZ International Comedy Festival has an iPhone app yet two of the largest real estate websites in NZ don’t have one? Are 80,000 New Zealand iPhone users too small a market? Or is there just not enough … Continue reading
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The Greenest Real Estate Site?
Would you like your Real Estate website tell you how long will it take you to drive to work from your prospective new home? One of the most common home search criteria is, “How long does it take me to … Continue reading
Putting a price on walkability
Another reason I love selling in Ponsonby – so close to everything! How much is walkability worth? An intriguing new study suggests that people are willing to pay considerable premiums for houses in neighborhoods that are highly walkable — that … Continue reading
