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Updated almost 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Lead generating website
Trying to decide if i want to create a separate lead generating website before i create an official website for my company. Any insight?
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@Jerron Horn I don't usually do this, but I have to chime in and disagree with @Ned Carey . I understand the point Ned makes about only doing/paying for things that move your business forward, but I also feel that today a website is just as much a part of your company image as you are. When people first hear of a company from a friend or relative chances are the first thing they do, is look it up online and browse the site. I'm sure there are people that would agree with me when I say that I feel uneasy using a company that doesn't even have a website.
In your case, I definitely agree that a lead generation site is worthwhile doing, but if you have a larger corporate structure with an entity that is your "real estate business" I would have a website for that as well. It gives people a point of reference and makes you seem more established in the industry.