@Brionne MossAs an example of the many scripts I have added to BP over the years none of them include this question|statement which with today's technology is a great question to ask... 

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One thing my dad was right about, the younger generations are lazier, they don't have the work ethic of the old timers which is the unfortunate side, the good side is that life is much easier and younger generations have technology working for them, so they can afford to be lazier. 

If brokers were going to be displaced, it would have happened by now as we’ve had the technology for 15 years and access to it for 10.

I personally believe technology is to blame for this.

There's a lot of things being developed (i.e. the increased container business, auto export, a new consolidated airport downtown that will likely be international, the redevelopment of Broad Street, the redevelopment of downtown Mobile, city council announced in July they are talking with another Airbus supplier to move to Brookley Field, the development of the Technology Corridor downtown) all of which are going online now, next year and the years to come. 

Raleigh stands out due to its position in the Research Triangle, a hotbed for technology, education, and healthcare sectors.

Yes, I think so, especially in our world of technology and online marketing.

And, doing so means doing things differently, finding a better way, using technology, and the good old standby - networking.

If you're targeting a community that is predominantly made up of people who might be opposed to technology (elderly, very rural areas, etc.), SEO is still better than direct mailing?