Protect your name, brand online
Wheel Estate Cam: Episode 10
By Frank Borges LLosa, Friday, January 15, 2010.
Episode 10: Frank LLosa of Frankly Realty shares tips on how to set up automated alerts and protect your name and real estate brand online. He suggests monitoring uses of your name, phone number and even your slogan by others.
Watch past episodes of the Wheel Estate Cam.
Frank Borges LLosa is the broker, founder and owner of FranklyRealty.com, a real estate brokerage in Falls Church, Va. He is the creator of the Trust Me I'm a Realtor blog and multiple listing service wiki site FranklyMLS.com. You can follow him on Twitter: @franklyrealty.
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Submitted by Jon Angevine Calgary Real Estate on January 15, 2010 - 1:47pm.
Frank,
I too paid the whole $50 dollars to upgrade to Gmail for organizations but it also allowed me to brand my email with my domain.
Google Alerts are such a great tool to use not only to track your identity but I also use it to see what is happening online in various communities, topics and with the competition.
Jon Angevine
Associate Broker
RE/MAX Alpine Realty
www.SearchforCalgaryRealEstate.com
Submitted by Jon Angevine Calgary Real Estate on January 15, 2010 - 1:50pm.
Forgot to mention that I liked what you did with your top 10...very funny and a good idea!
Jon Angevine
Associate Broker
RE/MAX Alpine Realty
www.SearchforCalgaryRealEstate.com
Submitted by Arron Kallenberg on February 17, 2010 - 5:35pm.
Claim.io (www.claim.io) is a great tool to help you protect your brand online. The service injects your brand into 300 of the most popular social media and social networking sites, creating an account on each site, securing your name and/or vanity URL, and embedding your messaging, logo and links into each account.