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Omar Ruiz
  • Weston, MA
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Wholesaling Website - Free, Paid Template, or Paid Web Design?

Omar Ruiz
  • Weston, MA
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I have chosen to pay a website developer to help me create my wholesaling lead generation website We Buy Stressful Homes, which will launch by end of next week (no later than December 16th, 2017). My question to wholesalers on BP is whether anyone has invested their time & money into having a lead generation site (i.e. Free [Wix.com, Weebly.com], Template [OnCarrot.com, LeadPropellor.com] or Professionally designed)? If so, why did you choose to do this (i.e. to actually capture leads online, create creditability, or somethings else) & how much traffic are you getting (both paid and organic searches)?

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