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Tag Archives: Flickr
Hosting Your Images on Flickr

On September 12th I wrote about “Hosting Your Own Image Files”, which by the way already has a PR 2 ranking for those following such things : ) In that post I asked about what others were doing for hosting their images. Self-hosting or using something like Flickr to host your blog images and link back to them. Continue reading
Hosting Your Own Image Files

Is the Weight worth the Freight I wrote in July 2007 about “Photos an Overlooked Part of Your Real Estate Blog Traffic” In short when you host your own photos and reference them in posts the photos and the URL … Continue reading
Posted in Real Estate Blogging Tagged Flickr, google searches, image indexes, photos, tucson-real-estate 14 Comments
The Big Pictures and Indexed Too
The last post here at the Lab talked about using flickr slide shows to add a collection of large images to a blog post without taking up additional bandwidth or storage space on your hosting account. Continue reading
A Pro Flickr Account is a Good Idea to Enhance Your Blog Posts

Many of you are already have a Flickr account. Did you know you can use your Flickr account to enhance your blog or website? With a Pro account for $25 a year you can have unlimited uploads and unlimited sets … Continue reading
Hyper Local Target Marketing with Images
If you don’t take picture and aren’t interested in Photography keep reading. The principle I’m going to talk about has a wider application than just photography. However, if you have or want to start a Hyper Local Real Estate Blog I would recommend you get a camera and start taking pictures of what is going on in your community. Continue reading
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