Have you ever noticed how difficult it is to get what you want when you want? Take information on a property as an example. If you see a property advertised for sale it may or may not have a website address. If it does have a website address it probably readswww.ihaveareallydiffucultnametoremember.com, which if you do happen to remember you probably have a photographic memory.
If you’re lucky the asking price and address of the home will be on the cryptic ad. If its not, well…lets just say the advertiser doesn’t see it as a selling point.
One way or another if you do make it to the advertised website you’ll probably have to search for the listing among all kinds of other listings – either the agent’s listings or their entire office’s listings. Some will make even you sign into see additional pictures if you can #@%$ believe that.
The point of all this is, life is busy and I’m not one to suffer through hours of searches looking for additional information, and neither are most people interested in buying a home.
Our perspective is simple. Every one of our listings has its own domain or website address. This is simple. You want more information and you click the link or enter in an easy to remember website address and presto find what you are looking for. Easy and just the way I would advertise my own property. Here are some examples:
