I'd be interested in knowing how many first gereration websites actually worked. Our initial website has been through eight changes. Over the course of the changes we have slowly introduced content as opposed to a lengthly auto biography that, frankly, even bored me. Therein lies the problem for many folks who pay someone else to build your site. If you have not experimented with sites for yourself, and a developer asks you what you would like, what are the odds you will get something working on the first try? If you just want a landing page to send clients to, it may be fine, but, a site that draws clients from the internet? Probably not. Seems our typical first intention is to say who we are and what we can do. Hey, thats great to show your relatives, but who else would be interested? Take a good look at your web site, can you easily see a home search option? Do you think surfers are looking for that, or, your brag article? Do you have only one website? It's a lot easier to experiment and find different options with multiples. As the market is constantly changing, our website are also. How many sites feature foreclosures, REO's and the like versus 2 years ago? I'm not an expert web develper or tech wiz, that is not the point, do you know what people like! All about me? Nahhh, where are the homes????
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