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Why San Francisco’s Climb Real Estate is doubling down on content

San Francisco is a playground of innovation and branding, something Climb Real Estate strives to embody. A visit to the 6-year-old, 113-agent firm’s headquarters in the Golden City’s Design District makes this clear right away. The open-layout office design reflects its hometown’s filigreed, lavish aesthetic with conference rooms boldly decorated to match the city’s noteworthy neighborhoods.

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How to execute content like Melania Trump

Melania Trump’s apparent plagiarism in her Republican National Convention speech yesterday dominated the news (and meme) cycle today. And for good reason: she, and her speech writers, appeared to lift whole sections from Michele Obama’s 2008 Democratic National Convention speech.

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As ‘Pokemon Go’ needs Pokemon, content marketing needs goals

A content marketing strategy without a goal is like a “Pokemon Go” account without any Pokemon. What’s the point? Of course, making goals isn’t the problem. What paralyzes many real estate firms, brokers and agents who want to dive into content marketing, but haven’t, is having a clear, easy process for measuring progress toward their goals.

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Snapchat + real estate – worth the investment?

Real estate agent Brian Tran (Snapchat ID: “drurock”) walked into Oracle Arena in his native Oakland, California on Friday, May 27 to cheer on his beloved Golden State Warriors (via a live video feed) as they battled the Cleveland Cavaliers in game 6 of the NBA Finals.

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Does your blog have style?

I’ve read a number of real estate broker and agent blogs recently, and one thing jumps out: they often lack a consistent content style. A hypothetical example: sometimes “Just Listed” is capitalized, sometimes it’s lowercase, sometimes it’s italicized. This inconsistency can confuse readers and shed your blog in an amateurish light.

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