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19 Comments on Asking too much of one website
Thats a very impressive site. I like how the first thing is right to the searching. Thats very smart. In fact I dont think ive seen a real estate site that got right to the chase like that! WOW. Gave me a lot of ideas for my own. How did they code the part with the map search like that? I am interested in seeing how that works or the code itself if you or they dont mind? I dont think it would work for me I just want to see the structure.
I just posted a blog this morning about trying to integrate my blog with my website. Let me know how you get it working and how effective it is. I am basically trying to do the same thing with mine!
Thanks!
Shane,
Thanks for the heads up about the link....fixed now.
I usually look at a website as a referance manual and a blog like a magazine. I have to admit I'm not as disaplined about blogging as I could be but like most work hard to strike a balance within all of lifes demands.
I did not do the coding. Graphical Data did it for me. It really is a great tool and easy to use. I'm always chasing my agents away from building websites on their own. Deligate.....They are $100 an hour people that should deligate these kind of jobs to $50 an hour people. I think they only charge $200 or so to set up and $60 a month???
Best of Luck,
Frank
Frank - As Shane mentioned, you have a very nice -looking website. I too found some points that I really liked. Good Luck on your endeavor to develop the the new site and get it running.
Sounds ambitious....and focused....and that's a good thing...good luck..it gives the rest of us pause to reanalyze our own sites and how focused they may or may not be...
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All the Best.
WordPress is incredibly cool... and self hosting is THE way to go. You ought to move the Blogspot blog to a self hosted platform too.. After you install WordPress, you can do that with one click.
Really like the website and your blog. Both are very clean looking. Great info to keep in mind about keeping it simple and geared toward the consumer and not making it about ourselves.
Frank.. Lots of great information. Sounds like you have alot of work ahead of you
Sounds like an ambitious task. Hope you can make the hours needed to do all that you want to do -- time is always what gets in the way of some of the things we would "like" to do.
Frank, I really appreciate these comments because I to have built my own site. If you have a free minute can you look at my site and give me your comment?
Thanks,
www.midwesthomecenter.com
Wow! Those are a lot of websites. I have two websites and two blogs. But one of websites and blogs needs some work to them since I am not generating no leads from any one of them. Much luck to you. Have a great weekend.
Frank, Thanks for posting this. I have struggled with what to do in the same situation and these are helpful suggestions! I will probably use the same ideas for splitting a website and a blog site!
This is great information, thanks so much for sharing! I have been thinking about creating a second site myself so will watch and learn from you!
Great website---very pleasing in the visual sense.
Frank,
Nice Websites! Good call creating multiple websites so that each one can best serve its specialization.
John Powers
Restaurants4saleOnline.com LLC
Oh my! I've been wrestling around getting our new sites ready for launch and it's no walk in the park. I admire your diligence!
Thesis is a pretty slick theme if you you like to mess the css. Chris made it pretty easy to make changes.
I am learning that tryng to cover too many areas and not focus on a niche hurts us as agents. Better to keep it simple and focus on a few things. Keeps it simple for our clients too.
Websites are fantastic...mine is working like a charm lately