What Kind of FORCE or FARCE Do You Like in Real Estate Articles?
September 6th, 2007 Bank-Owned Properties, First Time Buyers, Foreclosures, Guaranteed Sales Program, Reno Real Estate, Short Sales Terry
I can’t seem to shake this feeling and thought process, but I wonder where we’re going with real estate articles at times. I get the “Is there more FORCE or more FARCE in the real estate articles you read” syndrome whenever I do those all so convenient quick reads of blog posts and comments.
I’m sure most persons really interested in real estate have some measure of knowledge to begin with, but do you get annoyed with too much fluff and not enough substance?
My mother is fond of saying, “I just don’t know.” I’m there stuck with her right now - I just don’t know the answer to this question: Should there be more FORCE or FARCE in real estate blog articles?
Let me know what you think.
FORCE articles are:
F — funny (and thus amusing and laugh generators)
O — original (crafted from real or imagined experiences)
R — ridiculous (sometimes so silly that readers’ comments are all over the map)
C — casual (rarely too profoundly serious or deeply thought provoking), and
E — entertaining (must always close with a punch line or joke, and may open with either as well)
FARCE articles are:
F — factual (truly on point and targeted)
A — accountable (written well enough to avoid misinterpretation by readers - a.k.a. bad advice)
R — researched (facts and opinions are traceable and logical)
C — conceptual (the post opens with a premise or thesis, explains it, examines it, and then offers choices and optional courses of action) and
E — enterprising (they are about making money, doing business better, solving problems, making headway in the raging real estate storms even when your mast has snapped)
So, really, what do you think real estate looker, investor, agent, broker, regulator?
