Shoestring Marketing – Mini Bar Camp – December 2011

Do you lack the big budget to build your business?

Learn how to develop the Midas Touch without having to break the bank.  REBar Camp will focus on  free or low cost technology use to support Realtors and others in the industry. Get organized, reach out and increase your exposure attend this session!

What is REBarCamp?  In short it is Real Estate Bar Camp, where peers gather to share and learn from each other.  Typically we focus  on discussions about technology and its practical use.  Yes, we sell real estate, but we also need to continue to improve our skills in the ever changing world.  Come join the discussion, don’t get left behind.

December 9, 2011(second Friday of the month)
9:00 – 10:30 a.m.
Denver Unification Board (formally the Board known as Denver)
4300 East Warren Avenue
Denver, CO 80222

Have You Heard?

We have been doing Mini-REBar Camps on a monthly basis since March 2010.  Each month we tackle a different topic that we find challenging in our real estate business.

Last week we had a great presentation/discussion about Google +.  Adam Hebener of Lime Tree Lending did a wonderful job of leading the discussion.

If you would like to join us, mark your calendar for the second Friday of the month.  Meeting starts at 9 a.m and ends about 10:30-11:00.  We would love to see you there!

Denver Board

4300 East Warren Street

Denver, Colorado 80222-4900

303-756-0553

The Sun Sets on #REBCDen

Compliments to @Respres (best real estate virtual tours/shows on the planet) who created a representation of our Tweets today.

Patty Silverstein to Present Opening Session #REBCden

The national recession that started in December 2007 was the worst that has happened in the U.S. since the Great Depression. How might the country and Colorado pick up the pieces left from the collapsed financial markets, employment declines, and eroded consumer confidence and rebuild an economic system that has growth potential throughout this decade?

This presentation includes current and projected growth trends at the national, state, and local level. It focuses on the industry developments that are impacting the seven-county metro Denver economy, including employment and unemployment trends, population growth, construction activity, and the real estate markets. While the Metro Denver economy remains challenged by cautious consumers and businesses and governments working through a damaging combination of lower sales, property, and income taxes, improvements in the Metro Denver economy will become more apparent by the middle of 2010.

Don’t miss this opportunity to get a preview into Denver’s economy and market throughout 2010.  There will be time allowed at the end of this presentation for Q&A.

Local Reporters Discuss Opportunities in Changing Industry – How To Work With Our Real Estate Media #rebcden

Today’s media landscape is vastly different from just a few years ago.  Speed of information into various news channels happens almost instantaneously with varying points-of-view from numerous sources.  So, how do real estate professionals cut through the clutter and get noticed by reporters?

A panel of local reporters will share their insights about the best ways to communicate with the press, how to get relevant information in front of the media and the impact of social media during REBAR Camp Denver from 3 to 4 pm.

Moderated by Melissa Olson, Metrolist Senior Manager, this media panel will include reporters from various news outlets – broadcast, print and online Panelists are Ana Cabrera, Channel 7 News; Paula Moore, Denver Business Journal; and Andrea Altieria, Examiner.com.

Ana Cabrera grew up in Denver and Littleton and joined the 7News team in July 2009 as weekend morning anchor and reporter.

Prior to coming to Denver, Ana was an anchor and reporter at KHQ-TV in Spokane, WA.  In Spokane, Ana’s work was recognized with awards from Community Oriented Policing Services and Veterans of Foreign Wars organizations.

Ana earned her B.A. in communications from Washington State University and the Edward R. Murrow College of Communication. She also has a bachelor’s degree in Spanish.  She is an ambassador for the Special Olympics and has served on the board of American Cancer Society.

Paula Moore is a reporter with Denver Business Journal and covers residential and commercial real estate news.

Andrea is the Managing Broker of the Walters Team @ Candlewood Realty, where she employs all of her prior business knowledge to help her clients find the best possible property for them. She is able to build solid, sustainable relationships with broad range of customers, including individuals, federal government and private industry organizations.

She’s been a resident of the Denver Metro area since 2004, after escaping from a 17-year term in Washington, DC where she spent most of her career writing and directing government proposals.  Andrea has a MA in Journalism from the American University in Washington DC and is currently the Denver Real Estate Examiner at Examiner.com

Is Social Media a Fad? Watch This Then Answer #rebcden

The way we communicate is changing. If you aren’t in step with society you will be left behind. Are you willing to risk it? A wise business person would not.

Come to REBarCamp this Thursday and get in the flow, don’t be left behind.

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