Writen by Brandon Cornett
Your real estate website should be the epitome of professionalism.
Why? Because websites reflect their owners. So if a real estate website is sloppy and full of errors, readers will think the same of the agent behind the site. And who wants an error-prone agent helping them with something as important as buying or selling a home?
Take hyperlinks, for example. A website with broken links does not inspire confidence. It does not convey attention to detail, which is what people look for in a real estate agent.
The Reason for Broken Hyperlinks
Broken hyperlinks happen for several reasons: (A) The link points to a file that no longer exists. (B) The link points to a file that has moved. (C) The link is written incorrectly.
Regardless of why broken hyperlinks happen, you should make sure they don’t find their way into your real estate website. When you do find them, correct them immediately.
Broken links say a lot about a website, and none of it’s good. They say…
- This is an amateur, unprofessional site.
- This site is not managed by anyone.
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January 31st, 2009
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