The visuals really help. 

The variables that going into deciding if someone is willing to take action are...(1) Thoughts:  Do you have the information necessary to understand what to do and actually visualize yourself doing it? 

We have yet to get a call from that, but I'm sure it creates a visual impact and sooner or later...people will start recognizing the name.

I just went to the "intro seminar" (ealier tonight, about four hours before this post), I found I knew more about RE (&) I, than the 2 "instructors" ( who claim to be making 30,000+ per month.. 1- looking at these guys I assessed them from a visual point.

I liked Pipeliner because it was very visual like a flowchart, as opposed to being table-based like most CRM and SFM systems.I also have a software development background.

Just wanted to say great work :D I am a designer at an architecture firm and handle most of the visualizations for the office.

It is a 1920s brick.Structurally vinyl windows aren't as stiff so the visible width of the sashes tends to be bigger than wood and sometimes that's a problem visually.

How about a little flavor and some visuals?

I'd call the numbers and get details such as the address (google map it and check out he street view for a visual.

My insurance agent mentioned that there are some insurance companies that do not require visual inspections.