What happens to Adaptive Real Estate Services?
Remember that Edgeio, the web2.0 classified site, bought a major IDX provider about a year ago…
Now that Mike let us know that Edgeio is closing its doors, I can’t help but wonder what will become of the hundreds (thousands? tens of thousands?) of broker and agent websites that ARES powers.
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Greg: I went super-duper lazy and just used a standard theme from WP.com. At some point, I’ll upgrade to be able to “modify” the theme, but for now, I’m stuck with what they give me.
Another idea is to just get another theme. I’m not wedded to this one and if I do change, I’ll look for one where a time-stamp is standard.
Check.
Posting this often, knowing when would be a bonus. I get the time in my feed reader, so I guess I’ll live.
It’s like watching you do push ups.
I spoke with ARES and they said they had split back out and will continue on.
Sean
Thanks for the follow up Sean!
Dustin…how many more blogs do you think you can operate?
Anthony: Never too many blogs!
Actually, I unloaded a bunch of blogging duties recently. At this point, the only two blogs I’m running are this one and Rain City Guide! Makes it quite simple actually!
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