Does anyone have experience with agentxsites.com? It looks like a nice solution that looks good with flash yet is SEO friendly. I'm ready to ditch my ihomes site, its easy to use but not very good for SEO.

No one has responded yet? I don't have experience with agent x and don't want to give false info. But I will look at some of their sites tonight to see what impression I get.

Mike,
I noticed your inland empire real estate website is using invisbile links at the bottom of your website. You should be careful of that because if one of your competitors or the Search engines find out, then you'll end up being banned. food for thought.

I guess my question is, what makes you think your website isn't Search Engine friendly? I ran an analysis of your front page, and it's not bad... It looks like the things it's reporting as possible problems are things you have control over. And it looks like all of your pages have been indexed.

So what makes you say it's not search engine friendly?

*** REPORT ***
(analyzing for phrase "Inland Empire Real Estate")
A word count from 5 to 8 is suggested for the Title area. Your word count is 11 right now so you might consider decreasing your word count in the Title.

A keyword prominence of at least 47% is suggested for the Link Text area. Your prominence is 23.6% right now so you might consider increasing your prominence in the Link Text.

A keyword frequency from 1 to 2 is suggested for the Alt area. Your frequency is 4.5 right now so you might consider decreasing your Keyword count in the Alt.

A word count from 427 to 609 is suggested for the Body Text area. Your word count is 241 right now so you might consider increasing your word count in the Body Text.
*** END REPORT ***