Will the new Twitter features affect real estate? | Bedford Hills Real Estate

At a recent invite-only developer meeting, Twitter announced several updates to their “Cards” feature. Judging at the surface of where this appears to be heading, there may be an interesting offering for folks interesting in sharing and consuming real estate content.

What are Twitter Cards?

In short, Cards offer the ability to expand the content of a particular tweet. Usually, this expansion includes rich content such as photos, videos, articles, and music.

Twitter has just released three new types of Cards:

App – will show information about an app (name, price, rating, etc…)

Product – will show an item’s picture and description, maybe even price

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