Video is far more viral than the written word.

It opens up so much potential it amazing.

Nice article btw.

Video is the way to go.
Bandwidth is an issue possibly now but in a year or 2 shouldn't be.

Video is far more personal aand viral.

Vlogging could be a great way to connect with readers too-I like your "street view" videos, they are fun and informative!

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Yes I agree that .TV may be a very big hit in the near future but it will face competition from other equally wonderful new TLDs such as .BIZ, .JOBS and .MOBI. There is also a certain company out there who is actively promoting .WS, saying that the abbreviation represents 'website'.

It does seem as though google is giving more weight to video results than it used to do. Probably a sign of the times to come.

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I know a realtor who is working with an investor from London looking to invest $7 million in the Edmonton market. How did they cross paths? Google Ads and the realtors video blog (the client in London felt compfortable because he could see who he was speaking with).

Robert Eskiw - Edmonton Alberta Homes

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I think video will become more and more popular, provided bandwidth costs go down. If not, then unless compression gets better, it may be to expensive to host it yourself. YouTube spends $1 million a day on just bandwidth.

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Video blogging, or "vlogging" is huge for sharing how to info; there is a great parenting resource of video blogs at www.newbaby.com, if that helps you come up with any ideas or topics that might branch out beyond real estate into just fun, general information for your fellow neighbors. Vlogging is fun because it lets your "readers" connect with you in a different way-hear your voice, see you in action, etc. Good luck; I'm sure you've got some great ideas for your video blogs!

I've started doing more video this year, including adding some video to my blogs. But, I'm not sure .tv is going to have a big impact.

I think the message is more important than the medium.

Then again.....

Web videos are power and video blogging is definitely the in thing. Couple of week back heard that YouTube is on it's way to become the second biggest search engine. Web telecasts are also getting popular especially where they have got good broadband connectivity.

Being able to see the outside as well as the inside of the homes on videos that are up for sale will save time and gas for home buyers--and the agents, too. Nobody need drive their cars to go to the physical location, unless they are on the last stage of the selling process. It's nice.

I was one of the four... Look forward to seen where you take this. Vlog on!

It will be fun to see what video blogs you come up with!

Video is far more viral than the written word.

It opens up so much potential it amazing.

Nice article btw.

Video is the way to go.
Bandwidth is an issue possibly now but in a year or 2 shouldn't be.

Video is far more personal aand viral.

Vlogging could be a great way to connect with readers too-I like your "street view" videos, they are fun and informative!

**Meg Zoller-Houston Realtoru00c2u00b4s last blog post..Houston Real Estate Reaps Benefits of Statewide Population Growth</abbr></abbr>

Yes I agree that .TV may be a very big hit in the near future but it will face competition from other equally wonderful new TLDs such as .BIZ, .JOBS and .MOBI. There is also a certain company out there who is actively promoting .WS, saying that the abbreviation represents 'website'.

It does seem as though google is giving more weight to video results than it used to do. Probably a sign of the times to come.

**James Boyeru00c2u00b4s last blog post..Morris County New Jersey School Closings</abbr></abbr>

I know a realtor who is working with an investor from London looking to invest $7 million in the Edmonton market. How did they cross paths? Google Ads and the realtors video blog (the client in London felt compfortable because he could see who he was speaking with).

Robert Eskiw - Edmonton Alberta Homes

**Edmonton Alberta Homesu00c2u00b4s last blog post..Obama poised to become 44th U.S. president</abbr></abbr>

I think video will become more and more popular, provided bandwidth costs go down. If not, then unless compression gets better, it may be to expensive to host it yourself. YouTube spends $1 million a day on just bandwidth.

**Charlesu00c2u00b4s last blog post..Looking at the Las Vegas Real Estate Market</abbr></abbr>

Video blogging, or "vlogging" is huge for sharing how to info; there is a great parenting resource of video blogs at www.newbaby.com, if that helps you come up with any ideas or topics that might branch out beyond real estate into just fun, general information for your fellow neighbors. Vlogging is fun because it lets your "readers" connect with you in a different way-hear your voice, see you in action, etc. Good luck; I'm sure you've got some great ideas for your video blogs!

I've started doing more video this year, including adding some video to my blogs. But, I'm not sure .tv is going to have a big impact.

I think the message is more important than the medium.

Then again.....

Web videos are power and video blogging is definitely the in thing. Couple of week back heard that YouTube is on it's way to become the second biggest search engine. Web telecasts are also getting popular especially where they have got good broadband connectivity.

Being able to see the outside as well as the inside of the homes on videos that are up for sale will save time and gas for home buyers--and the agents, too. Nobody need drive their cars to go to the physical location, unless they are on the last stage of the selling process. It's nice.

I was one of the four... Look forward to seen where you take this. Vlog on!