We talked to readers to find out which technology solutions and techniques work for their businesses, and why.

Google Analytics is a free service to track your website’s visitors, but you have to get into your site’s back end so the service can collect the data you’re asking for.

Networking has been crucial to success in real estate since the dawn of the industry. While the Internet has broken down geographic barriers, many real estate pros aren’t using these “palm-pressing 2.0” tools as well as they could.

Acquiring the latest bright shiny objects hardly ensures real estate success. Keep business fundamentals front and center when you’re deciding which “solutions” you truly need.

More customers are going online to choose a sales agent. Here’s what they’re finding.

From bendable smartphones to driverless cars, these upcoming technological advances will change your daily routine on the job.

A bring-your-own-device policy may be on the outs for real estate brokerages, and the replacement for such a system may be in the cloud.

At the International Consumer Electronics Show this week in Las Vegas, several manufacturers are introducing ways to upgrade your mobile photographs with attachable lenses, cameras with more megapixels, and portable printers.

While Pinterest has been the forum where some real estate agents have been lucky enough to land a deal, others say that shouldn't be the focus.

Your Pinterest content could land you in legal trouble if you're not careful. Here's how to be make sure what you pin is legally safe.

Find the best apps for 2013, organized by the way in which they can improve your business.

When you get past all the confusion and hype, what is "big data," really? And what does it mean for you?