Hi Subscriber; below is an article on Website Design for Realtors.  I use some of the techniques on my Real Estate Marketing Talk website with excellent results.  Enjoy, and please feel free to call anytime about anything!  Lanard, 352-283-9316

When you design a website, it's easy to focus on what your visitors are going to see. What you have to realize, though, is that you're going to have another kind of visitor with a completely different agenda.  They're not going to be looking at your pretty logo, or judging your background color. What they'll be looking for is the content and structure of your page.

They're the search engine spiders, and they are in control of probably the largest section of your traffic. And your job is to please these spiders if you want your site to be successful -to generate lots of visitors. Here's how.

Make Your Structure Clear
Resist the temptation to lay your page out in non-standard ways: you want it to be very clear to the search engine where the navigation is, where the content is, and where the headings are. As a rule, put navigation first in your page. Always use the heading tags (h1, h2, etc.) for headings and sub-headings.