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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Having a "quality" website as an agent/realtor?
I am just getting into real estate and am working/planning my entry into the market here. How much time/effort/money are you putting in your websites if you have one at all?
I spent some time today scrolling through many of the local agents info pages looking to see what they are doing. Many don't have a website at all, most just have a very basic website with no real content and just a handful are miles above the rest with high quality sites.
I know some agents are still doing very well without a site but all of the agents with high quality sites seem to be killing it.
As a newbie I would love to know what more experienced agents here are doing?
Thanks you any info!