Most homebuyers will continue to use an agent and most homesellers will continue to cover buyer agent commissions, writes broker-owner Eric Bramlett of Austin-based Bramlett Residential. https://t.co/pJdzNeGSCS
@chiropractic You might look into Statamic before launching another WP project. Weโve been planning a migration off of WP for 2 years and finally started moving to Statamic a month ago. Itโs solid
@tcar โIf you are reading this post and you are not good at your job + canโt communicate your valueโฆโ <<< Fixed it for you. (Yours was kinda mean bc it assumes most of your followers are bad or canโt communicate value.)
@tcar@victorlund Terribly researched. Also, itโs โcopyrightโ (not โcopywriteโ). This literally takes a quick google search or ChatGPT query to debunk (and to spellcheck).
@JackCraver I don't know why anyone pays attention to relative city size. MSA is what matters. I remember sharing the "San Antonio is bigger than Dallas" factoid with an analyst friend years ago and he schooled me on "No one looks at city size". I guess politicians for status measuring?
Why I just paid for Twitter Blue:
1. I think Twitter is great and want to see it succeed. I learn a ton on here.
2. I want to see subscription models work for social networks, we're also attempting this on @tumblr.
@suvaii@JackCraver@KirkPWatson Joggers are almost never a problem. They jog upstream and get out of the way 99.9% of the time. Inattentive drivers, cars parked in the bike lane, city workers parked in the bike lane, debris swept into the bike lane by the city, and poor bike lane conditions are the problem
Not sure how I'm this late to the game with regard to OpenAI's image tool. I present to you: "a group of hip real estate agents having beers, margaritas and appetizers at chilis" in the style of South Park, Family Guy, a realistic photo, and Van Gogh
@DavidGibbons It's really amazing tech and is rapidly improving. Think about where it was 10 years ago and imagine where it will be in 10 years. (Then think about the lack of innovation from ~1980-2012.)
@abettertake https://t.co/2mkWWgQNij -- All of the services are paid right now. They're hilarious now, but I think it will be viable in the near future