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Philissa Gilliard
  • Ellenwood, GA
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Is a website important?

Philissa Gilliard
  • Ellenwood, GA
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I was wondering if I should build a website before I start wholesaling.  I was looking at my list of things to do and was wondering if I can get buyers or sellers on my team if I do not have a website.  What are your thoughts?

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Ray Johnson
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@Philissa Gilliard I think this depends on the individual and who you're targeting to do business with, If someone contacted me wanting to conduct business and the only digital footprint they had was a Gmail account or something similar I wouldn't respond assuming it was fraud or someone who didn't have their business together so dealing with them may not be as professional. With companies like Godaddy, and a host of other low priced sites, you can get a business website fairly cheap. I recommend establishing an online presence for your business even if it's just an information site.

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