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Page 1: Kris Hudson, Wall Street Journal Dion Haynes, Washington Post Ilyce Glink, ThinkGlink.com Michael Gerrity, World Property Journal #NAREE15 Moderator: Daniel

Kris Hudson, Wall Street Journal

Dion Haynes, Washington Post

Ilyce Glink, ThinkGlink.com

Michael Gerrity, World Property Journal

#NAREE15

Moderator: Daniel Taub, Bloomberg News

NAREE University: Real Estate Editor/ Reporter Exchange, Print & Digital Coverage

Page 2: Kris Hudson, Wall Street Journal Dion Haynes, Washington Post Ilyce Glink, ThinkGlink.com Michael Gerrity, World Property Journal #NAREE15 Moderator: Daniel

#NAREE15Kris Hudson, Wall Street Journal

Page 3: Kris Hudson, Wall Street Journal Dion Haynes, Washington Post Ilyce Glink, ThinkGlink.com Michael Gerrity, World Property Journal #NAREE15 Moderator: Daniel

#NAREE15

WORLDFIFAMost important keywords: Interpol, ex-FIFA officialsSecondary keywords: Most wanted list, 'red notice,' Sepp Blatter Sepp BlatterMost important keywords: Sepp BlatterSecondary keywords: FIFA president, resignationWSJ has 1 video trending: Who Will Likely Replace FIFA's Sepp Blatter? ChinaMost important keywords: China ship disaster, Yangtze RiverSecondary keywords:  Cruise ship, sinks, passengers, missing

IraqMost important keywords: Iraq, Islamic StateSecondary keywords: Iraq allies, ISIS, Baghdad, Ramadi

Alexis Tsipras Most important keywords: Greek Prime Minister Alexis TsiprasSecondary keywords: Brussels, bailout negotiations, bailout proposalWSJ has the TOP article trending:Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras Heads to Brussels for Bailout NegotiationsThe top stories trending on Google News right now, with 

SEO guidance for use throughout the day.

Kris Hudson, Wall Street Journal

USBruce JennerMost important keywords: Bruce Jenner, Caitlyn JennerSecondary keywords: Reality series, E! Boston Most important keywords: Boston terror suspectsSecondary keywords: Boston terrorism probe, behead police officers, Boston police Hillary Clinton Most important keywords: Hillary Clinton, Sergey LavrovSecondary keywords: Russian foreign minister, reset button 

Page 4: Kris Hudson, Wall Street Journal Dion Haynes, Washington Post Ilyce Glink, ThinkGlink.com Michael Gerrity, World Property Journal #NAREE15 Moderator: Daniel

#NAREE15

BUSINESSOPECMost important keywords: OPEC, oilSecondary keywords: Oil supply, OPEC meetingWSJ has 1 article at the TOP, and another doing well: How OPEC Hurt Big OilOPEC's Front Lines in the Shale Fields and Wall Street ECBMost important keywords: ECB, Greece, bondsSecondary keywords: Mario Draghi, German bonds, debtWSJ has 1 article trending 2nd from the TOP: German Bonds Slide After Draghi Comments JobsMost important keywords: US private sector, jobs, MaySecondary keywords: ADPWSJ has the TOP article trending: U.S. Private Sector Adds 201,000 Jobs in May 

The top stories trending on Google News right now, with SEO guidance for use throughout the day.

Kris Hudson, Wall Street Journal

TECHNOLOGYHuaweiMost important keywords: Huawei P8 LiteSecondary keywords: US, America, smartphone AppleMost important keywords: Apple's Tim Cook, Facebook, GoogleSecondary keywords: Privacy

If you are writing on a topic not included in this note, you can use Google Trends to compare keywords and see which are most effective on your topic and which keyword is more powerful to use in your headline, these are the steps you would follow: 1. Go to www.google.com/trends 2. In the search bar at the top of the page, type in different headlines separated by a comma, and hit search.  3. You'll see a graph that shows the comparative popularity of each keyword.  Each keyword will be represented by a different color.  The keyword that is more popular is the one to use. You can compare up to 5 different terms at a time in this tool. 4. You can compare up to 5 different terms at a time in this tool.