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The realZtr.com Real Estate Revolution blazes on! As we inch up the search engine rankings, we're pleased to announce that we hit "#1 on #3" for the search term Free Real Estate Listings

The Microsoft Live.com search engine may be the #3 search engine, but it is the default search tool for Internet Explorer 7. realZtr.com keeps improving and growing. There are listings on this leading real estate site from users nationwide. Awesome!

realZtr.com - Green Bay Net's humble first attempt at putting our spare time into a free real estate website is really taking off!

Remember, we only re-launched this site a month ago. We started from ZERO. This site allows anyone - from professional real estate agents with decades of experience to the adventurous young couple looking to flip houses to families just looking to save a few dollars on listing fees. We have some pretty impressive statistics as far as traffic, but traffic stats are difficult to explain and understand.

As of today, with only a few weeks under its belt, realZtr.com has 241 listings. Even more impressive is that it is taking off around the country. We added listings in our 25th U.S. State! We think this is really great!

It's exciting, but we still have a long way to go. We plan on hitting 1000 listings before the end of 2007. You can help us by introducing your friends to this great service. You can add our Facebook Application to your Facebook profile, and, of course, you can list your own property.

Green Bay Net has launched our own Firefox toolbar extension. Before we release it to the world, we want our faithful readers to give it a go!

The major features in this test version of the toolbar are:

• Green Bay Net WebMail support
• realZtr.com ZIP code search
• Shortcuts back to Green Bay Net & realZtr.com

Green Bay Net Toolbar Extension

If you are not a user of Firefox, you can go to GetFirefox.com for more information about why you should upgrade. A major Firefox upgrade is coming soon!

Note: You may need to add www.greenbaynet.com as an allowed site in Firefox to allow for the extension add-on to be installed. Firefox will assist you with this if you are blocking sites.

RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication. So what does that mean? Well, it is a way to view headlines for sites that regularly change their content without having to visit the website. To make use of this, you need to find a website that provides content in a standard way. This standard is called an RSSFeed. Then, you will "subscribe" to this feed. To do this, you need a program that is able to make use of these feeds.

Most modern web browsers will allow you to do this, and there are even websites that will create content by pulling feeds from other sites. In IE7, there is a button at the top right similar to the image to the left that will light up when you are on a site that can provide RSScontent. In Mozilla Firefox, at the right side of the address bar, you will have the letters "RSS." This can be clicked on to create the feed. You can even go to iGoogle and add feeds to a customized personal website so that the feeds show up for you along with other content provided by iGoogle

It's a great time-saving option for those users who view lots of the same sites on a regular basis.

Green Bay Net sites that have RSS feeds include:
• The Urban Frog
• realZtr.com
• ...and, of course, GreenBayNet.com