Real Estate Magazine Launches Socila Networking Forums and Local News Blogs Using Wordpress and BBPress Stiched Together

RISMedia, and Specifically RISMedia.com, In a Continual Metamorphiasis to Keep Up with the Changing Landscape Online, Has Evloved Agiain, You May Have Noticed, into a Full-featured Social Media Online Community!

RISMedia, and specifically RISMedia.com, in a continual metamorphiasis to keep up with the changing landscape online, has evloved agiain, you may have noticed, into a full-featured social media online community!

"Who better to serve the needs of real estate brokers, agents, vendors and now consumers than us, with our nearly thirty years experience and our position in the real estate market as a benchmark?"

"While we certainly continue to enjoy long term success with our print publications, including our flagship Real Estate Magazine (which resides on nearly 40,000 real estate oriented coffee tables every month), we also understand that the marketplace is changing, and that, more and more, business is conducted online."

"In recognition of these changes, we have begun an ongoing rollout of more and more robust social media and social netoworking features on our website: to provide our readership of over 600,000 combined access to not only all of our existing products and services, but also eachother, and us in the new forums which provide free profiles, blogging, private messaging and interaction on every level."

"In the months to come, we will designate a local author/mediator for every city and state, to provide a weekly news column of local and regional interest in our new RISMedia.com/local section of the site."

As a multi-user installation of the world's most popular open-source blogging software, WordPress, these sections will be rolled out gradually nationwide as the author/sponsors are found and setup, one at a time, one for each major city.

After all: who has a better handle on the local markets, and is more able to supply credible, relevent reporting on local real estate issues, and local listings to consumers in a user freindly format without 'gate-keeper' mentality, than local larger brokerages and/or agent teams in those cities and states?

The best way to get a message to the public is now to supply the market with what it seeks, free services and consumer-empowering software sponsored by somebody credible.