While this may seem fine, managing multiple databases can cause a lot of inefficiencies and challenges when you are trying to understand your business analytics (i.e., what list is performing the best, how many times did I have to send marketing to someone before they responded, etc.).I have seen this issue working with thousands of investors in my REI marketing business which is why my team created Invelo.

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Superb post Danny.

Once you focus on the numbers, you can be analytical about each market.

Link to analytics account and track what people are searching and create negative keywords to further filter out nonsense searches that accidentally hit your words.

Each department will use a different set of accounting procedures and analytics.

Though it may not be a great number, there are at least 2-3 each day that take that link to BP (I can see it on my analytics)On my site I have a specific project that I market, and only a few investors will be in that market for commercial income property in southern California - so it's a pretty limited use of a website.

@Bill Gulley...that was superb!! 

The RE world really needs a comprehensive visual analytics tool. 

The Case Shiller is one of the better statistical and analytical tools out there.Terryhttps://247wallst.com/housing/2018/03/27/january-h...