Comments on: Single Property Website Strategies http://www.wheretolive.com/single-property-website-strategies/ Founded in 1999, WhereToLive.com is a coalition of top Real Estate Brokers, Agents and Service Providers. Lead by a Team of experienced industry players, WhereToLive.com has built a comprehensive suite of web-based productivity tools that leverages the Internet for lead generation, listing distribution, prospect and contact management, online marketing and more. Mon, 26 Jul 2010 19:03:05 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Ed Kohler http://www.wheretolive.com/single-property-website-strategies/comment-page-1/#comment-102 Ed Kohler Mon, 31 Aug 2009 16:32:32 +0000 http://www.wheretolive.com/?p=542#comment-102 @erion, great point about post-sale potential of single property websites. Real estate websites throw away tons of hard work every day by expiring content, not showing solds, etc. @jason, sounds like you have a pretty solid system in place for yourself. Does your broker offer a solution as well, or do agents all figure out solutions on their own? @erion, great point about post-sale potential of single property websites. Real estate websites throw away tons of hard work every day by expiring content, not showing solds, etc.

@jason, sounds like you have a pretty solid system in place for yourself. Does your broker offer a solution as well, or do agents all figure out solutions on their own?

]]> By: Jason Sandquist http://www.wheretolive.com/single-property-website-strategies/comment-page-1/#comment-96 Jason Sandquist Tue, 25 Aug 2009 17:05:34 +0000 http://www.wheretolive.com/?p=542#comment-96 I currently roll them out on wordpress. I specifically don't go with the specific street name but the subdivision, buy the domain for $9.95 then keep the site up and running as niche site past the sale. my webhost provider renews the domains for me as long as I continue to host with them. Cost's $10 and few hours with a better looking theme than most single property sites IMO I currently roll them out on wordpress. I specifically don’t go with the specific street name but the subdivision, buy the domain for $9.95 then keep the site up and running as niche site past the sale. my webhost provider renews the domains for me as long as I continue to host with them. Cost’s $10 and few hours with a better looking theme than most single property sites IMO

]]> By: Erion Shehaj http://www.wheretolive.com/single-property-website-strategies/comment-page-1/#comment-95 Erion Shehaj Tue, 25 Aug 2009 14:11:48 +0000 http://www.wheretolive.com/?p=542#comment-95 Ed Agreed. The only additional point I'd like to make: The single property website should help the real estate agent develop more business <strong>past the sale of the particular property</strong>. This is crucial IMHO. Currently, I've got 10-15 of these 123mainstreet.com websites that I will simply let expire since they do absolutely nothing but encourage people to click off, past the sale. I think every single property website solution needs to address the utility issue past the sale. Great Post! Ed

Agreed. The only additional point I’d like to make:

The single property website should help the real estate agent develop more business past the sale of the particular property. This is crucial IMHO. Currently, I’ve got 10-15 of these 123mainstreet.com websites that I will simply let expire since they do absolutely nothing but encourage people to click off, past the sale. I think every single property website solution needs to address the utility issue past the sale.

Great Post!

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