Home » Community » Members

Welcome!

Online Real Estate/Internet Company

Real Estate Broker

Technology/Software

Joined 06/18/2008

Joseph Bridges

Broker

Online Real Estate Success

Send Email | Website

(562) 989-7111

Joseph graduated Cum Laude from the University of Southern California with a degree in information systems. He was a consultant to Fortune 500 companies on building their IT systems. He attained is MCSD certification from Microsoft which is the top-level certification for advanced developers who design and develop leading-edge enterprise solutions using Microsoft development tools and technologies. Joseph taught as an instructor in the Internet Technology Program at the School of Engineering at the University of Southern California for 6 years where he taught students and employees how to implement Microsoft and web technologies. Since 2004 he and his brother James have been real estate brokers helping people accomplish their goals in real estate.

He developed many of the follow-up systems that are used by the Global Trust Team for Internet leads and maintains several real estate blogs. Joseph has helped guide the team to over 20 million dollars in real estate sales from the Internet every year since 2004. He also runs all of the Google Advertising for the Global Trust Team and advises others on how to improve their performance on Google Adwords

My Comments

  • I do agree that it should be
    By Joseph BridgesNovember 4, 2008 - 1:41pm

    I do agree that it should be more difficult to attain a real estate license than it is in many states. Stricter requirements would do several things in my opinion. 1. Raise the standard of the industry in the eyes of consumers. Doctors are respected not just because of what they do but the degree of difficulty of the education they attained. 2. Increase the quality of agents. Because people would have more training they would be better agents and easier to do transactions with. While one comment suggested the good agents who didn't have reserves are exiting I disagree that they won't come back. We all make mistakes as far as what reserves we have in place to weather different markets. The good agents who have to get out temporarily will be back and it is in the best interest of the industry that they do come back. Visit the blog at: http://www.InternetRealEstateSuccess.com Real Estate Resources at: http://www.OnlineRealEstateSuccess.com

  • As a long time advertiser
    By Joseph BridgesNovember 4, 2008 - 1:35pm

    As a long time advertiser with the real estate book this has been great news. We actually continue to be with the real estate book in our real estate business because of their online presence and the sites that they syndicate to. Media companies that continue to blend the print with innovative online and offline strategies will be the ones that continue to be successful regardless of the market. Visit the blog at: http://www.InternetRealEstateSuccess.com Real Estate Resources at: http://www.OnlineRealEstateSuccess.com

  • What I think is great is how
    By Joseph BridgesAugust 19, 2008 - 2:12pm

    What I think is great is how fast some of these sites move up the ranking. Kind of gives hope for everyone and shows how fluid the Internet really is. It may also say that the consumer is constantly changing what they are looking for in terms of real estate. I think of note is that the biggest in the business (Realtor.com) has just 7.33% market share. That shows, to me, that this is a big market and that there is plenty of room out there. Visit the blog at: http://www.InternetRealEstateSuccess.com Real Estate Resources at: http://www.OnlineRealEstateSuccess.com

Friends

  • I do not have any friends at ths time.