Stealth Site or Common Sense?
I never thought that a site with agents pictures and info only on an internal page (Not the home page) would be considered a stealth site. I thought is was keeping up with the times. What users are expecting have changed over a period of time and so we must fulfill expectations. Understanding that out of state clients, which is most of the internet leads, find homes in this order:
- Want to find out about the area and/or neighborhoods
- Look for homes
- Find an agent
Find a web designer that knows how to create an e-commerce site, not just a website. The difference is that a website can suck all it wants, nobody will ever care to see it anyways. E-commerce site is intended to make money. That high school kid that can design a website for $20 will not work. Drop the emotions and think of cold hard cash you can make off a great SEO and user friendly site.
Labels: Website Design
| posted by Kirk Johnson on Friday, June 05, 2009
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1 Comments:
Ba ha ha
Love the high school photo's ...
I tell agents this all the time, "it's not about you... nobody cares about you. They care about the neighbourhood, the properties, the price ... but not you"
They don't like it, but our community sites speak for themselves. You have to really HUNT to find an agents profile, yet our sites are converting at 8% and driving more referral leads than any other marketing that most of our clients are doing.
But they've all been trained to brand themselves, so it makes it easy to rank on top of searches for "Strathcona Real Estate" with a site like http://liveinstrathcona.com
Check out http://liveinmyneighbourhood.com/info to see our video to agents
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