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#61263 - 09/30/04 05:22 PM I'm going to get a website. Which one?
Anonymous Unregistered	I'm a L and F agent and I'm thinking of using Procura aws and I'd like for someone with insight to give the straight on it as opposed to a web designer. Feel free to email me if needed
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#61264 - 09/30/04 06:27 PM Re: I'm going to get a website. Which one?
AgentServer Moderator Registered: 09/29/04 Posts: 72	Mr. Anderson, I have personally never heard of Procura which really suprises me because I usually go around looking for companies who provide real estate web design. After finding their company on the internet I was unable to find a live demo of a website sample so that I can see how well it is structured for search engines. If you have one please post it here. ------------------ Real Estate Web Design [This message has been edited by AgentServer (edited 09-30-2004).] _________________________ Realtor Websites
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#61265 - 09/30/04 09:08 PM Re: I'm going to get a website. Which one?
brseminars Veteran Member Registered: 01/05/04 Posts: 1347 Loc: Hutchinson, KS. 67501	I highly recommend http://www.vtws.com/ Rich is a moderator on this forum and is my go to guy with anything real estate website related. ------------------ Make it a great day! Brian Rodgers, MBA Brian Rodgers Seminars, Inc. http://www.brseminars.com 1-800-339-8841 _________________________ Make it a Great Day! Brian Rodgers, Founder BAP Real Estate Community http://busyagentpro.com 2,800+ Homes and Properties Sold Find Out Why Thousands of Real Estate Agents and Mortgage Brokers Are Calling BAP The "Game Changer". http://busyagentpro.com
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#61266 - 10/05/04 12:50 PM Re: I'm going to get a website. Which one?
Anonymous Unregistered	May I suggest that you have alook at our designs at http://www.oppenheimergroup.com ------------------ http://www.888-24-sites.com real estate website design and search engine optimization http://www.oppenheimergroup.com mortgage website design and search engine optimization
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#61267 - 10/08/04 03:50 PM Re: I'm going to get a website. Which one?
Anonymous Unregistered	Hello, I can't tell you which company or designer to use, but I can offer some ideas that might get you thinking. When choosing, perhaps ask these questions: How much functionality do you want? Do you want canned or custom content such as articles? Does the vendor/designer offer search engine optimization such as meta tags, reciprocal links? If you choose a vendor, do they allow custom HTML pages? Do you want dynamic, multimedia components? Do you want a solution that is scalable and will grow with your business? There are so many options available to you when deciding on building a website that it can certainly become overwhelming. I always tell my clients to do lots of research (like you're doing now). If I can help you answer any questions you have - from my perspective of working with many agents around the country, I'd be happy to. Good luck! ------------------ Regards, Cheryl Allin VirtuAllin Administrative Services callin@virtuallin.com - (253) 565-3015 IVAA Certified Real Estate Support Specialist Visit http://www.virtuallin.com Today! We're spotlighted in ePOWER News - http://www.epowernews.com And in Tribnet: http://www.tribnet.com/business/story/4552267p-4526628c.html
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