Mr. Scott Sambucci

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  Scott Sambucci of Altos Research talks new blog...

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  nospam@example.com (Scott Sambucci) http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/070827/economy.html?.v=13Is the market doing badly? Well, I guess the correct answer is:It depends. . .Here's the Altos 90-day rolling average for Median Home Prices by Price QUARTILE for various cities across the US since the Spring.Miami, FLPhoenix, AZ:Scottsdale, AZPortland, ORAustin, TX Palo Alto, CAWashington DC:

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  Here's a video interview with Scott by RealEstateZealot Mark Eibner on BrokerIPTV.com at the Inman Connect conference in New York a couple weeks ago.
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  We first met John when Scott sat next to him at the opening keynote of the Inman Connect conference in San Francisco this summer.
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  nospam@example.com (Scott Sambucci) Over the past couple of years, you’ve probably modified your marketing expenditures by increasing your spending on Internet-based marketing â€Â" developing your website and increasing your online presence while retaining your traditional print and snail-mailing activities.Now that sales are down, you’re taking a look at the most efficient way to spend your marketing budget. The natural reactions is the old â€Â" “last on the boat is the first off!†meaning that you're thinking about cutting back on your online spending to rely on the "tried and true" print mediums. Maybe that’s not the best course of action.When the real estate marketing was hot, it was easy to pass by some of these great blog posts and news articles comparing print to online real estate advertising. Here are just a few articles that provide mounting evidence with real statistics showing that your advertising and marketing budget is best spent online.“Are Newspapers Dead?â€Â by Chris Iverson at 3OceansRealEstate.com“Are Newspapers Dead?
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  nospam@example.com (Scott Sambucci) Following the postings summarizing the Inman conference's BloggersConnect workshop, we've had requests from many of you for some more information about "widgets." In short, a widget is a graphical web tool that you can insert into your website or blog. I like to think of it as a "little critter" that sits on your website. It has the ability to "think" because it is programmed to show specific information or behave in a certain way. In the case of the Altos Charts widget - once you create an Altos Chart, it sits on your site and asks itself - "Am I showing the most up-to-date data available?" Then it runs back to the database to check, then runs back to your site to display any changes.A more specific definition of a widget and a list of widgets available for real estate marketing and blogs is located at Future of Real Estate.Realivent lists a series of more specific widget and plug-in types in on their blog.For those that would like a deeper explanation, TechTarget has a more detailed, technical definition.
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  nospam@example.com (Scott Sambucci) Yet another installment of key takeaways from the Bloggers Connect workshop on Wednesday! Session: Widgets for Real Estate Blogs Moderator: Joel Burslem with InmanNews Panel Members: Matt Dunlap, Realivent CorporationKonstantin Guericke, JaxtrOliver Muoto, vFlyerByrne Reese, Six Apart Some of the main points: Widget use depends on the goals of your real estate blog. Ask yourself â€Â" What problems am I trying to solve?Widgets should be used on your real estate blog for traffic generation, stickiness, and revenue generation.Widgets types include administrative, communication, media, and application. For a full list, visit Oliver Muoto’s blog.
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  nospam@example.com (Scott Sambucci) A couple of books were mentioned throughout the Bloggers Connect workshop on Wednesday. Just in case you missed the titles and authors, here’s a few that were mentioned: “Rule the Web†by Mark Frauenfelder“Boing, Boingâ€Â

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  In our most recent interview Scott Sambucci provides specific ways to use data to facilitate your sale. Scott is Director of Sales with Altos Research (www.altosresearch.com), a Silicon Valley-based company that provides real-time real estate market analytics.
  
  What does Altos Research do? Scott says that "the short answer about what we do is that we're in the business of helping agents answer for their clients, "How's the market?"
  
  His company provides compelling market data charts for agent websites, personalized reports for face to face meetings, and even data that helps you automate your drip sequential marketing over time.

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  In our most recent interview Scott Sambucci provides specific ways to use data to facilitate your sale. Scott is Director of Sales with Altos Research (www.altosresearch.com), a Silicon Valley-based company that provides real-time real estate market analytics.
  
  What does Altos Research do? Scott says that "the short answer about what we do is that we're in the business of helping agents answer for their clients, "How's the market?"
  
  His company provides compelling market data charts for agent websites, personalized reports for face to face meetings, and even data that helps you automate your drip sequential marketing over time.
  
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  Scott will also be in attendance so we should have good coverage meeting old friends and new.February 5-8 New York: O'Reilly Money:Tech conference.
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  nospam@example.com (Scott Sambucci) Over the past couple of years, you’ve probably modified your marketing expenditures by increasing your spending on Internet-based marketing â€Â" developing your website and increasing your online presence while retaining your traditional print and snail-mailing activities.Now that sales are down, you’re taking a look at the most efficient way to spend your marketing budget. The natural reactions is the old â€Â" “last on the boat is the first off!†meaning that you're thinking about cutting back on your online spending to rely on the "tried and true" print mediums. Maybe that’s not the best course of action.When the real estate marketing was hot, it was easy to pass by some of these great blog posts and news articles comparing print to online real estate advertising. Here are just a few articles that provide mounting evidence with real statistics showing that your advertising and marketing budget is best spent online.“Are Newspapers Dead?â€Â by Chris Iverson at 3OceansRealEstate.com“Are Newspapers Dead?

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  nospam@example.com (Scott Sambucci) http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/070827/economy.html?.v=13Is the market doing badly? Well, I guess the correct answer is:It depends. . .Here's the Altos 90-day rolling average for Median Home Prices by Price QUARTILE for various cities across the US since the Spring.Miami, FLPhoenix, AZ:Scottsdale, AZPortland, ORAustin, TX Palo Alto, CAWashington DC:

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  In our most recent interview Scott Sambucci provides specific ways to use data to facilitate your sale. Scott is Director of Sales with Altos Research (www.altosresearch.com), a Silicon Valley-based company that provides real-time real estate market analytics.
  
  What does Altos Research do? Scott says that "the short answer about what we do is that we're in the business of helping agents answer for their clients, "How's the market?"
  
  His company provides compelling market data charts for agent websites, personalized reports for face to face meetings, and even data that helps you automate your drip sequential marketing over time.
  
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  Posted by Scott Sambucci in Altos Research, Technology, fun, real estate research, Real Estate Marketing Tools, Real Estate Agents, Real Estate Marketing at 13:28 | Comments (0) | Trackbacks (0)
  
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  Introducing Scott Sambucci
  
  This week we're proud to announce that we're joined by Scott Sambucci as the new director of business development for Altos Research.
  
  Scott is a rare breed: an economist and an entrepreneur.That means he's an expert in the technical aspect of our market analytics work and an expert in helping people (like our clients) build their businesses.
  
  For fun, Scott's an adjunct professor of economics at the University of San Francisco and Cal State East Bay (can you just imagine the Altos Research team happy hour? paaartay!).Plus he's off-the-charts smart and has graduate degrees from Duke University and USF.He's a technology veteran with a diverse background in the Silicon Valley software world and international economics consulting.He also speaks Russian fluently, but I haven't yet figured out how to leverage that talent to our advantage.In short, he fits right in with the Altos team and we're super happy to have him on board.
  
  Why the squishy title, "director of business development"?Everyone at our firm contributes to multiple parts of the business.Scott's primary role is leading our sales efforts.He's already interacting every day with our subscribers, site visitors, and prospects.Of course, since so much of our efforts are focused on making our realtor clients look like rock stars, Scott's role also necessarily spreads into customer service.Finally, Scott's technical background fits our product strategy needs nicely.So "director of business development" seems to be an appropriate catch-all.
  
  So friends, please extend a warm welcome to Scott.I'm hoping to get him blogging from time to time in this space.In the meantime, he can be reached at scott [at] altosresearch [dot] com.
  
  Scott will be prowling the halls of the Inman Real Estate Connect conference in San Francisco this week, stop by and say Hi if you're there.

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  Published on: 7/15/2007    Last Visited: 11/28/2007  

  Introducing Scott Sambucci
  
  This week we're proud to announce that we're joined by Scott Sambucci as the new director of business development for Altos Research.
  
  Scott is a rare breed: an economist and an entrepreneur.That means he's an expert in the technical aspect of our market analytics work and an expert in helping people (like our clients) build their businesses.
  
  For fun, Scott's an adjunct professor of economics at the University of San Francisco and Cal State East Bay (can you just imagine the Altos Research team happy hour? paaartay!).Plus he's off-the-charts smart and has graduate degrees from Duke University and USF.He's a technology veteran with a diverse background in the Silicon Valley software world and international economics consulting.He also speaks Russian fluently, but I haven't yet figured out how to leverage that talent to our advantage.In short, he fits right in with the Altos team and we're super happy to have him on board.
  
  Why the squishy title, "director of business development"?Everyone at our firm contributes to multiple parts of the business.Scott's primary role is leading our sales efforts.He's already interacting every day with our subscribers, site visitors, and prospects.Of course, since so much of our efforts are focused on making our realtor clients look like rock stars, Scott's role also necessarily spreads into customer service.Finally, Scott's technical background fits our product strategy needs nicely.So "director of business development" seems to be an appropriate catch-all.
  
  So friends, please extend a warm welcome to Scott.I'm hoping to get him blogging from time to time in this space.In the meantime, he can be reached at scott [at] altosresearch [dot] com.
  
  Scott will be prowling the halls of the Inman Real Estate Connect conference in San Francisco this week, stop by and say Hi if you're there.

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