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Updated about 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Should I have a person agent website alongside my teams website?
I enjoy content writing and I wanted to begin branding myself as soon as I become an agent. I want to write blogs involving real estate that caters to several crowds of people. Would it be wrong for me to make a separate website showcasing myself as an agent with a built in blog? I obviously am going to include my brokerage and team logo on the website as well. I don't want to come off making as a traitor to the team I represent.