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We've been working hard helping an agent become more productive!

It's been a while since I've done a post, and according to the emails that I have been receiving, I'm well over due for producing a great blog. I really do have a good reason why! We have been so incredibly busy working with our clients producing excellent marketing material, to help them become more productive in this industry.

Today, I want to announce the release of a brand new website that we have created for Renee Melanson, A licensed Maryland Realtor & a Licensed Washington, DC Realtor. Take a look at her new website, and please send me any feedback (good or bad) that you have - all feedback helps! Not only is Renee releasing her new website today, she is also a brand new member of Active Rain. So send her a warm welcome (link to her AR blog is on her website) and encourage her to start blogging!

I look forward to your feedback!

Please Visit www.reneemelanson.com

Best of Success,

David Fox
The Real Estate Tech Desk

Posted by David Fox, Real Estate Technology Specialist on 11/07/2007 09:53 PM

Comments (5)

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5 Comments on We've been working hard helping an agent become more productive!

NOV

2007

Very nice looking site. It was worth the hard work.

Looks like the site is coming together nicely. One item that might be a bit of a challenge is the dual scrolling nav bars to search for homes. That can make the search navigation experience less than ideal.

NOV

2007

Vicky, Thank you for your comments, yes websites are hardwork. It takes alot of time and planning to build a successful website!

Bobby, Yes, the dual scroll can be a pain--luckily all the fields can be viewed without scrolling....the results definitely show fine, that was a problem we faced, and are working with resolving, but as I am sure you have dealt with as well, the client wanted to use this search method - for budget reasons, she will be changing to a 3rd party vendor hopefully within the next 2-3 months, at which time, we won't have this issue.

we still have some more work to do, and we are still implementing content on her site-which is an ever going battle.

Thanks for taking the time to give your advice!