About

Greg Robertson

Greetings, cabal.

Welcome to my personal blog, Vendor Alley. My name is Greg Robertson, I’m co-founder of W&R Studios, a software company dedicated to bringing next generation Web 2.0 applications to real estate. Our first web app is a social bookmarking site for real estate called Dwellicious. We are also launched Cloud CMA in January of 2010.

Dwellicious was recently named as a finalist for the 2009 Inman Innovator Award, under the “Most Innovative Technology” category.  Cloud CMA is also a finalist for the Inman Innovator Award, under the

This blog is dedicated to the real estate technology industry, from the Vendor’s POV. Lately I’ve been writing reviews on new products and websites. I also love to cover trade shows and conferences and keep up with all the major industry players. It’s an exciting business will a lot of colorful, smart and talented people.

So set your reading glasses to ’satire’, and join me as we try to make sense of the crazy business known as real estate. If you really want to get the full experience, you can follow me on Twitter.

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Happy Landings,

Greg

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W&R Studios’ Blog ->Lightning | Twice
Dwellicious Blog ->Chew On This

Buzz about Vendor Alley:

An Inman News Special Report lists Greg Robertson and VendorAlley.com as “Real Estate’s Most Influential Online: 2009″ Here’s an excerpt:
…Robertson’s Vendor Alley Blog is a sometimes humorous, sometimes down-and-dirty insider’s look at the real estate industry through the eyes of a vendor. It’s a must read for anyone who has ever attended a real estate industry conference or plans to.

What’s up with the guy holding the two balls in the sidebar?

This is an image from the movie Glengarry Glen Ross.  The photo is of Blake, played by Alex Baldwin.  The exact quote from the movie is:

“”You know what it takes to sell real estate?  It takes brass balls to sell real estate”

It’s at about 5:23 of the video below.