Just a heads' up - double check everything agents send you, saying that they wrote (whatever); make them give you proof, dates first published etc... or you could get caught up in the web (pardon the pun)

http://www.carolyne.com/bramptonhomes/websitetheft.html

I just posted the above link - another of many articles, to my real estate web site. Please read it carefully and pass it along to all your friends and colleagues.

Perhaps it will clarify a much needed topic of discussion.

~ ~ ~ Carolyne - Brampton real estate http://www.carolyne.com
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Hi, I just recieved an inquiry regarding my product for which I'm soliciting feedback in a post with the subject "looking for feedback on new realtor website for massachusetts realtors" Massprospector websites contain all original material and I just wanted to clarify that the name of this topic,"Agent website theft & Mass looking for feedback" has no association with the massprospector product. All real estate agent website products allow for some level of agent input regarding the content on their sites, and of course any agent would do well to heed the advice Carolyn has to offer. If you need content for your site there are many suppliers of such content. My goal in posting the "looking for feedback on massprospector" was to get agent feedback as to the clarity of the product (agent websites) being offered on the massprospector site.

Thanks for your post Mike. I will try to change the subject line. I got a nasty note in private exchange, saying I was slandering your product. Of course you know that was not the intent at all. Rather as you have suggested it would be wise for agents to read the article, so they don't put you in any danger.

Best of luck - Cordially ~ Carolyne