About Kings County, NY

Luke Constantino Remax Park Slope | February 8. 2010

I make it my business to keep up with the current events in my area, know the events and the latest OMG moments. Sure, there are sites like Brownstoner, Daily Slope, OTBKB, Across the Park, etc., but one of my favorite sites has a name that will be obvious as to the reason why I cannot tell you: “Fucked in Park Slope.”

http://www.fuckedinparkslope.com/

I have seen inside views on everything from the food coop to The Park Slope VS Westboro Baptist Church Smackdown. My favorite writers on this blog, “Erica and Allison” have such a twist on the happenings in the slope that she has made my day numerous times! Every time I see someone walking down the street with that “Food Coop” thing on and a shopping cart, I laugh my ass off!

I need to get me a “Suspended at the Coop” shirt…

Thank you “Fucked in Park Slope” for telling it like it really is.

Luke Constantino February 7, 2010

The internet continuously changes the way in which everyone does business, especially in Real Estate. Years ago, newspapers were a main source for advertizing and it wasn’t unheard of for buyers and sellers to either walk into an office or call to do business with us. That has changed dramatically and will continue to do so.

Agents and brokers now have to start that first initial meeting with consumers, prospects and clients via the internet and learn how to be the masters of SEOs to gain exposure in their market. This is not done by just making a website and using a few key words. The internet is a very intricate tool which, if used properly, can bring in and attract more business to you in your area of interest.

Even as advanced as I am in social media and marketing, I still have to evaluate the changing technologies as they apply to our marketing and business strategies. It seems as if every few years something new comes out that might be better than what we are using now. Everyone knows the old adage in Real Estate: “Everything works.” This also stands true with social media and internet marketing. No one knows who the next “Craigslist” or “Zillow” is going to be, but make no mistake: social media and marketing on the internet will be ever changing.

We can either change with it, or be left behind.