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I was also unable to cmmoent on Joel's post. I think that there are online tools out there now that do make the process bearable. With the way that technology adapts and innovates, a standard among real estate professionals and/or their associations may never penetrate the third party applications continually innovating in this area. What I wanted to add to Joel's cmmoents follows:The average real estate agent or broker will probably never do all that you mention here. I just listed a home with 103 photos, ten tour videos, its own blog site and syndication to almost 100 websites, with video syndication to five. Using online tools and services, it isn't that difficult. We just shouldn't expect the average practitioner to do all this. What's wrong with that concept. The average real estate agent right now doesn't take a third as many CE courses in how to do their job well as they do marketing courses on how to get more business.Let's wish the above average agent and broker the best, as they are going to develop into the powerhouse real estate professionals in the future. Average will always be just that.