Chad Huck

Theresa is spot on. When I first got into real estate, I wanted to protect all the data which made people call me (or so I thought). Same thinking goes along with this... in order to access my data, the website visitor will need to give up some information at least. Fast forward 3 years and my way of thinking has done a complete 180 degree turn. If you are as transparent as possible and provide the website visitor with valuable information that keeps the consumer coming back to your site, guess who they are going to use in their next real estate transaction? You! One thing that Theresa fails to mention, but is not really the topic of this post is to have call to actions throughout your site so if and when the visitor is ready to take action, they don't have to look very far. Chad Huck Road to Real Estate: A Charlotte and Lake Norman Real Estate Blog Email me

Looking forward to it... @HuckC21 Chad Huck Road to Real Estate: A Charlotte and Lake Norman Area Real Estate Blog CENTURY 21 Hecht Realty - Lake Norman's Real Estate Company since 1971

I cannot wait until Tempo 5 point OH NO (5.0 NO) is released by the Carolina MLS later this year. I like waiting around and watching full seasons of "Arrested Development" while working. I see this as a plus! And it's not compatible with a Mac either... guess the survey results of CMLS members didn't warrant the need to be compatible with the fastest growing computer company's operating system. ?&$%)@# No, really... I am looking for a bridge to jump off of the day that Tempo 5 is released here. Leaving now to scout bridges. Chad Huck Road to Real Estate: A Charlotte and Lake Norman Real Estate Blog