I said, are you talkin' about me?
By Matt Carter, Thursday, March 20, 2008.Bookmarking Sites
If you're a real estate professional who blogs, you may find yourself becoming known as an expert in your field. Once that happens, you can probably expect to start getting calls from the news media -- local or national.
For those who are looking for that kind of visibility, a mention in the New York Times is like hitting a home run, right? Even if you're only mentioned once in passing, hey -- it's the Gray Lady (via the International Herald Tribune for easier access if you're not a registered NYT reader).
But what if another blogger comes along, doesn't like the story, and ends up sideswiping YOU in the process? Not just any blog, either, but one of the most widely read and influential finance blogs on the face of the planet?
What do you do? For one blogger, the answer is simple. You put on your helmet, pick up you pugel stick, and go the comments section. File this one under reputation management.
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Submitted by Jillayne Schlicke on March 21, 2008 - 10:15am.
The comments have now passed the 250 mark on that CR blog article. Tanta has come full circle and recognized that Rhonda is a widely regarded LO.
One of Tanta's concerns has to do with the CMPS designations being used by LOs.
Why not just call yourself by what it says on your state license? "Licensed Loan Originator."
Tanta's B.S. detector went off and she's right. Sit back and read the flow of comments; they're entertaining.