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Rich Cederberg- Albuquerque Real Estate Agent

4609 Comanche Rd. NE

Move-in Ready Brick Home in Established Neighborhood


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$159,900
Single Family Home
Main Features

3 Bedrooms
1 Bathroom
1 Partial Bathroom
1 Unit
Interior: 1,611 sqft
Lot: 6,970 sqft

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4609 Comanche Rd. NE
Albuquerque, NM 87110
USA


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Have You Seen this Hilarious Video?

If you haven't seen this hilarious real estate video you're in for a treat!

It's another one of those Sh*t that people say videos, but this one is for real estate.

My Favorites are:

  • Has real laminate wood floors
  • I think he actially died at he hopsital, not in the house.
  • 200 Days on the market? Sounds about right to me.
  • I hear a Starbucks is opening just down the block.
  • It's not shag, it's Frize!
  • Of course that's me on that card!
  • I hear that brass is coming back!

I hope this helped you have a laugh today!

This video was made byBrian Copeland Brian Copeland, CRS, from Nashville, TN. (615) 369-3278 x 110

Social Media is Worthless Without Engagement. Get on Google+ Now!

Can you imagine how much you would have missed if you had set up your ActiveRain profile but never returned to write a post, make a comment or take time to connect with anyone? You would have missed out on 99% of the benefits that ActiveRain provides!
The same thing could be said about those of you who created a Twitter profile and auto-tweeted your blog posts without ever returning to Twitter to talk to the people, share their tweets or develop a following. Sure your articles are launched out there into cyber space, but no one hardly ever clicks on them anyway and you are missing opportunities to connect with new people.
OK, so maybe the days of Twitter having any impact on Google search were short-lived and are already behind us, so you might be saying "so what" about Twitter, but understand that the same principles apply for the newest and coolest kid on the block, Google+.
I can hear what you're thinking, you're thinking "Oh boy, here's another stupid social network I am obligated to Rich Cederberg Travis Thom Venture Realty Groupparticipate in. How will I ever find the time? Well I oughta at least go set up a profile."

Do you know why I can hear what you're thinking? Because the voice inside my head said that same exact thing when I heard about Google+! I guess it takes one to know one! lol.
Now, however, with the changes Google has made to social search, the implications of not being involved may be huge and it may eventually cost you a lot in lost commission dollars!
The game is ever changing and I'm not sure exactly how this is all going to play out, but here's what I have been seeing for about the last week or so. Anything that I have shared on Google+ is coming up really high in my SERPS. I am getting a huge bump for the most competitive keyword phrases, Albuquerque Real Estate and Albuquerque Homes for Sale. OK, that's not that impressive, search results have been personalized for a long time. Remember when the little icons used to appear at the bottom of your search results?
What is different is how and where the social share results are displayed in the search results. They're not at the bottom, they're not at the top, they are listed within the top 10. This is huge. Now, instead of having one spot on page one of Google, I have three or four. Some of my competitors who used to be on page one are gone, off of page one! You will see similar results for my keyword phrases if, and this is a big if, you are engaged with me on Google+.
But that's the catch, we have to be connected and engaged. otherwise the search results look just like they used to.
The potential here is huge. Three or four posts on page could translate into three or four times the clicks.
Socail search is not going away, it makes total sense. If you are not on Google+ you are missing out on what is a real opportunity to catch up to those people already on page one of Google. Right noe users can turn off the csocail search feature, but in 6 months will that still be true? Will you be positioned to take advantage of your social network?
To get prepared I am going to get way more serious about connecting online and especially on Google+ with everybody I know including Realtors, Lenders, Title Company people, prospects, current clients, past clients, people I meet at church and at open houses. It's alwasys great to make frineds with others, and if we are engaged on Google+, it could give my SERPS a big, big boost.
Get started now! Get ahead of the curve!! Lead the way to the new social network!!!
And please connect with me on Google+, but only if you plan to engage.

Albuquerque Realtor has Some Cosmic Cow Pie

It's always important to recognize the people around us when they do a great job, but it's an extra special pleasure forCarra Riley Photo me to recognize someone who's a member of our ActiveRain community!

This week I've had the pleaure to work with Carra Riley, the author of Cosmic Cow Pie.

I can't remember how we first contacted each other, but I think it was when I was trolling around the newest and coolest social media site, Google+, looking for someone to interact with. After a trading a few +1's, commenting on each other's posts and sharing some circles of friends, we made contact via phone.

In our first conversation Carra took plenty of time showing me around Google+ helping me strategize, teaching me some cool tricks and helping to find some fun people to follow. She encouraged me to fully complete my profile and how to create my business pages. I recognized right away that her level of comfort with Google+ was very high, so I encouraged her to write this guest post about Google+ for my blog ExpertRealEstateTalk.com.

One thing led to another, and before you know it she had invited me to appear as a guest on Carra's BlogTalkRadio show.

We talked several times over the next week preparing for the radio show, plus we did a Free 1/2 Hour Plan of Action Consultation. Use the link and you can have your free consultation too!

During my Plan of Action Consultation it was very clear that Carra's expertise was not limited to Google+ and in fact I learned that she was once a top producing Realtor in Colorado. She listened attentively as I described my successes and my failures as a real estate agent, then made some great suggestions about how I could improve my real estate business. I'll admit, I'm not the most coachable person out there, but Carra was not fazed and took my stubborness in stride.

Whether you're looking to increase your understanding and participation in social media or blogging, or if you're looking for a real estate coach, I would highly recommend that you contact her.

Connect with Carra Riley on Google+

Does Your Customer Service Measure Up?

A friend of mine wanted to take me to lunch for my birthday last week. When she asked me where I wanted
to go I suggested my favorite sushi place on Albuquerque’s west side.

I should have known something was up, because when we walked into the restaurant, the owner, who is
frequently at the front and usually is very friendly, didn’t greet us with the same enthusiasm as usual. But I didn’t really think much of it, I mean we all have bad days, right?Waiter

My friend and I were seated, ordered our food, and everything was going well for the first part of our meal. We were having fun talking, laughing and enjoying our food.

Well, evidently the employees were hungry too, because after we got our food they all came out and sat down and started to eat. That’s cool, everyone’s got to eat, right? The problem is, our server proceeded to totally ignore us for the next 20 minutes. My friend had to walk over to her table to ask for more Wasabi. I had to flag our waitress down to get another drink.

Alright, enough whining right? No big deal.

However, it got worse. The owner started walking around the restaurant closing window blinds and turning the
lights off while we still had food on our table.

Evidently they close every afternoon between lunch and dinner, and they had places to go and people to see. Unfortunately, they didn’t say anything to us when we walked in like “we’ll be closing at 2pm.” Maybe they were worried that if they had, that we might have gone to the sushi place across the street. After all, it’s pretty good too.


But no, instead they said nothing, seated us and reluctantly gave us less than spectacular customer service. The food was still good, but the dining experience was greatly diminished.

We still had a great lunch, and as I drove away, instead of being upset, I reflected upon the level of customer service I had just been provided and I wondered, “do my clients ever feel like I’m distracted or like I’m giving them less than my absolute best?” Does it ever seem to them like I‘m just going through the motions?

Geez, I sure hope not.

I love my clients, they make my world go ‘round! I like to think I am always 100% engaged when we are out there looking at Albquerque Homes for Sale. I want their experience to be like my experience is at the Apple store. Ever shopped at the Apple store? They make you feel like you’re not just buying a machine, but like you are the most important person in the world with their product demos.

Without our clients we are nothing! Make sure you're treating them like Royalty!