Comments on: Small Things http://www.theputnamscoop.com/small-things/ Putnam County, The Entire Kanawha Valley & Us Thu, 11 Mar 2010 02:31:53 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.1 By: Heather Elias http://www.theputnamscoop.com/small-things/#comment-2842 Heather Elias Wed, 30 Jul 2008 15:16:52 +0000 http://www.theputnamscoop.com/small-things/#comment-2842 Sarah, One of the undercurrents at Inman was about how to meld the technology with the face to face engagement of real people. (which, coincidentally, the conference did for many of us) The small things are the ones that people always remember...like being the first person to post on my Active Rain blog. And continuing to come back and leave me encouraging comments here and there. =) It's always good to be reminded of how we impact others with our actions, however small and seemingly insignificant. I vote that you and Jeremy both come to Inman Connect in New York in January... ~Heather Sarah,
One of the undercurrents at Inman was about how to meld the technology with the face to face engagement of real people. (which, coincidentally, the conference did for many of us) The small things are the ones that people always remember…like being the first person to post on my Active Rain blog. And continuing to come back and leave me encouraging comments here and there. =)

It’s always good to be reminded of how we impact others with our actions, however small and seemingly insignificant. I vote that you and Jeremy both come to Inman Connect in New York in January…

~Heather

]]> By: Jeremy Hart http://www.theputnamscoop.com/small-things/#comment-2839 Jeremy Hart Wed, 30 Jul 2008 10:54:08 +0000 http://www.theputnamscoop.com/small-things/#comment-2839 Sarah - What's a blog? No, it wasn't a weird post. All I remember was that it was highlighting a house in Hurricane WV somewhere. And yes, now I read a few - hundred - more! Forums like blogs, and Twitter, and LinkedIn give us opportunities to form relationships with folks in a faster way than was previously possible. I think of conferences that I've been to, where I've met individuals in real estate I'd likely never have met before, and we had an instant rapport because of the relationship already formed online. This is one of the reasons why I think events like Inman Connect, which just took place without both YOU and I, is becomingly increasingly popular, because it's spotlights new trends and technologies that allow us to reach our intended audience faster while creating and fostering those relationships in new ways. Two of my favorite videos include the Free Hugs Campaign (http://youtube.com/watch?v=vr3x_RRJdd4) and the Liberty Mutual "Pay-It-Forward" Commercials (http://youtube.com/watch?v=wMwoexR1evo). I love the look on some of their faces when someone does something nice for them - sometimes it's a look of fear, sometimes shock, but the message is powerful. Thanks for the reminder ... And it was GREAT to finally meet you as well! Sarah -

What’s a blog?

No, it wasn’t a weird post. All I remember was that it was highlighting a house in Hurricane WV somewhere. And yes, now I read a few - hundred - more!

Forums like blogs, and Twitter, and LinkedIn give us opportunities to form relationships with folks in a faster way than was previously possible. I think of conferences that I’ve been to, where I’ve met individuals in real estate I’d likely never have met before, and we had an instant rapport because of the relationship already formed online. This is one of the reasons why I think events like Inman Connect, which just took place without both YOU and I, is becomingly increasingly popular, because it’s spotlights new trends and technologies that allow us to reach our intended audience faster while creating and fostering those relationships in new ways.

Two of my favorite videos include the Free Hugs Campaign (http://youtube.com/watch?v=vr3x_RRJdd4) and the Liberty Mutual “Pay-It-Forward” Commercials (http://youtube.com/watch?v=wMwoexR1evo). I love the look on some of their faces when someone does something nice for them - sometimes it’s a look of fear, sometimes shock, but the message is powerful. Thanks for the reminder …

And it was GREAT to finally meet you as well!

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