Why do you need a website?

[OregonLO]

Its very professional, it can generate a fair amount of leads, most people search the internet first so why not be on there for them to find?


again, does anyone care to elaborate on this with me?

[QuickApply]

To start, you're prolly not going to come in the top 10 results in search just because you have a website. Most people won't even stumble across your page, unless they type in your company name and geographical location. I am not trying to be rude, just trying to state real facts and be as honest as possible.

With that said - a website's greatest strength, (if you don't consistantly update it with unique content, or market it online) is that it builds credability. It is a great addition to your arsenal of listed Business Card information and provides the consumer with a little bit more on who you are. It allows them to get to know you a little more and get that feeling that your the guy they are gonna choose. In most cases consumers will have an overabundant set of options for brokers/lo's to work with. Build your credability with a website.

A blog can do wonders for you too. In fact your entire website could just be a blog. And the more unique content you have, the better your search results will be. But the last thing you want to do is start a blog that you don't update!

[OregonLO]

If you use the website correctly it can be quite the tool ;) I didn't take it as rude..You were stating some obvious things. I think I should have been a little more detailed.

It definitely takes some time and the right marketing with either SEO or PPC plus the correct link exchange and backlinking.

I'm definitely not a pro but I've learned a good amount of information over the last year. I am always trying to learn more in regards to using the internet to market more.

[mypeople]

in short. it is required almost for any business nowadays.:)

[OregonLO]

yes, it does seem to be a requirement and I'm about to official break ground on mine and have it up and running within the next couple of months.

[QuickApply]

Congrats Rick!

[OregonLO]

Thank you sir...I'm looking forward to finally making that happen...

[loanscut]

yes, it does seem to be a requirement and I'm about to official break ground on mine and have it up and running within the next couple of months.

If any help required i will be happy to do that ( backlink will be appreciated :) )