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Do you need a website? How about a quick free website?

By Pamela Knight

Services for Real Estate Pros with Urban Knight Enterprises, Inc.

November 21, 2008 09:29 AM

Hey, I found another site that offers a quick and easy website page that can be built in a matter of a half hour or minutes. The hardest thing is just adding your advertising text, which is not hard if you know what you want to say. This site even allows for your materials to be copywrited protected under your name. You also have accomodations to add logos, photos, etc. under the upgrade section.

The website is www.Webspawn.com. It has many other features that you may opt to use if you are looking for an inexpensive way to advertise, submission of websites, etc. What I really like is the ability to link to my main website.. www.UKENotary.com.

So, if you wnat to take a quick look at what I did in a matter of 15 minutes, here is the link to my website:
http://www.webspawner.com/users/uke555/

This is absolutely free!

Urban Knight Enteprises, Inc. *** 610.935.5944 / 484.682.6249*** www .UKENotary.com

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Joan Bergstrom

Joan Bergstrom Mobile Notary - Riverside, CA

Mobile Notary, Riverside CA

I think you must have a website in order to get hired in 2008. I knew I needed one in 2003 and it's only gotten more so as time moves on.

When I see profiles that don't include a website, I just conclude, that this person is not a "business person."

You don't need an elaborate website but, get something done.

Nov 21, 2008 01:50 PM

Jacqueline Dyson

Dyson's Mobile Notary Service - Sacramento, CA

I have been asked for my website information when listing my occupation as self-employed. The requestor actually logged in and printed out the home page as proof of verification.

Nov 22, 2008 01:54 AM

A website is similar to a business card; a Notary is expected to have one.

What do you think when you ask a business person for their business card and they come up with some lame excuse why they don't have one to hand out right now? I just consider them incompetent and move on!

I think it's the same thing with a notary having a website; it's just expected they will have one.

Nov 22, 2008 02:12 PM

Elayna Fernandez

the Positive MOM - Fort Worth, TX

BE Positive and You'll BE Powerful!

Hmmm. I am a Notary Public and never advertised my services. I guess I will include it on my credentials page. I use it as a complementary service for my marketing business so I never thought of it.

Thank you

Elayna - Naples Marketing

Dec 18, 2008 09:46 AM

Margaret O'Daniel

NM Notary Loan Signing Agent - Albuquerque, NM

Another cool site. You are awesome for sharing this information! Thanks again for up to date marketing ideas.

Jan 01, 2009 05:27 PM

Denise OnullDell

Santa Clarita Mobile Notary - Santa Clarita, CA

Mobile Notary Public/Real Estate Agent

Thanks Pamela! I'll have to check that site out. Microsoft Office Live also offers free websites. There's no excuse for not having one. It's very easy to create one even if you're a novice.

Jan 11, 2009 01:38 PM

Mary Ellen Elmore

Nunnelly, TN

Thank you again for sharing a wonderful free tool.

Jan 28, 2009 04:24 AM

Hi Pamela - Another free website which is user friendly and looks very professional is through Microsoft Office Live Small Business. www.officelive.com/free-website?xid=c2logo

Feb 04, 2009 09:07 AM

Do you need a website? How about a quick free website?

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