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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply
To website or not to website...
Hello all,
I feel like I've learned enough about wholesaling to get started. But when it comes to actually starting to find deals, I am in a bit of a slump. I want to create business cards, and things of that nature but my issue is a website. I do not have a website, and I was wondering how important it is to have your website on your business cards, or your direct mailing that you send out. Wherever I market my business, I feel like I need to direct them somewhere(website) so they can fill out a contact form so I can reach them. I don't feel like its fully necessary to have a buyer's website when I am starting out, but I feel like having a seller website where people can learn more about what I do, and submit their home is essential.
Also, if you do believe that having a website when starting out is a good idea, do you recommend not using something like wordpress because I heard google doesn't like templates like this too much. Would you recommend creating a website using e lance? Also, the main reason would be to have people submit their information, so do you use aweber? Is there something that is free or cheaper that I can use that works well?
Thank you in advance.