Egads! If they find my blogs here I'm possibly in deep trouble.

Lets see..There's the Beefcake one, Exchanging Spouses, Promos for my Baltic Room gig, a put down of Realtor designations, etc., etc. Just who am I attracting?! ;>)

BTW, I googled my tribe name and ALL those posts and blogs show up. Now that is startling. One's words live FOREVER.

Actually I feel really fortunate that I have done business with 4 people from Tribe. I guess I'm destined to be a bit "counter cultural", although I do deal with lots of "mainstream" folk as well. Hmmm.. not that my tribe clients are necessarily counter-cultural..maybe "sub-cultural"..no that doesn't sound good either!

Then, of course there is attracting people with my animal magentism! (Thanks Pixie!) Perhaps I need to shift my demographic emphasis to locations where I meet single girls. But I digress....

I am curious about how the blogging for clients works too.

Well, there are no one way to blog for clients...

My wife and I have been running Rain City Guide for almost a year now, and it's been a great way for us to build up communication with potential clients. By posting a ton of articles on the topic of seattle real estate, we get a ton of hits from people searching for local real estate information.

Some agents who blog really focus on describing their listings or how they deal with different clients. We've tried to give a little more background on Seattle and, in particular, the Ballard area, as well as describing some of the reasons people might move to Seattle. There is definitely no "one-way" to blog...

If people are interested, I'd be happy to go into more detail, and if you're Seattle-area based, I would even consider letting you blog on Rain City Guide. One of the agents was so pleasantly surprised with the leads that she got through the site, that she started giving my wife a referral fee even though we were just happy that she was posting interesting articles!