Posts Tagged ‘nestoria’
Zoomf blog is winning readers like a champion.
Written by Mike Carter on August 30, 2008 – 1:25 pm -The Zoomf blog is going thru a spectacular growth curve this past 5 months as seen in our tracking chart from Feedburner. 
Not that we should be using our own blog to do self-congratulatory diatribes, but it’s great to know that our thoughts, views and rants are being read and distributed to the property and technology masses. And if you’re really clever you’ll notice I didn’t include the exact numbers of blog readership as we don’t want to release that data just yet
We’re even on top for ‘uk property blog’ in the mighty Google along with our friends Nestoria and Rat and Mouse. The power of blogging as a channel to speak to your audience. Can’t say it enough.

Nestoria now speaks German.
Written by Mike Carter on August 22, 2008 – 2:37 pm -Congrats to the guys over at Nestoria on the launch of their German listings engine. Their content partnerships include:
- ImmobilienScout24
- Immonet
- Sueddeutsche.de
- S-Immobilien
- MyImmoWorld
- Kalaydo
- 1a-immobilienmarkt
Well done Ed Freyfogle and co. To have a go, just click here.
How property online operates in the USA.
Written by Mike Carter on July 31, 2008 – 1:08 pm -The UK property market is probably 2-3 years behind the US market when it comes to using the internet as a vehicle for marketing. Our partners at Nestoria have just gotten back from the Connect conference in San Francisco.
There’s a great recap of UK to US differences from Nestoria founder Ed Freyfogle here on Renthusiast.
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Rightmove releases it’s most valuable asset, listings.
Written by Mike Carter on July 12, 2008 – 6:38 pm -And just when you thought the leopard would never change it’s spots. Or should I say property gorilla? Rightmove is now listed on Nestoria, Web 2 up-start and partner of Zoomf.
Amazing.
What does this mean for the property market at large? Not sure yet, but one of the biggest Berlin walls inside the UK property portal market has just fallen. If Rightmove is finally understanding that an open platform is a good thing, what does this mean for the rest of us?


