Searcher Websites

by a professional

1 year ago

Do you think, it is important for searchers to have a website.

If so, what is the benefit you think having a website brings to you?

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professional from University of Southern California - Marshall School of Business

Because we publicize the searcher’s website, nearly every broker, owner, seller, lender and everyone else we want to favorably influence sees (and tells us they like) the ^Searchfunder member‌ website: http://www.danprecourt.com/ Tip: Don’t exaggerate. We can Zoom if you want to know more.

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investor from University of British Columbia

I agree with Tyler. IMO, it doesn't do anything practical other than add marginal credibility. No searcher is going to have in-bound SEO leads (though being featured on a podcast could help, in which case the site could be a landing page). You can get a great no-code site made for $###-###-#### these days (or $10 if you wanna do it yourself!) so it doesn't hurt, but don't waste time on it.

1 year ago | like reply | 1 like

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