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  Issue 8  Volume 4

August 2003  

 
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How To Turn Your Web Forms Into "Welcome" Mats ...

The problem with most real estate Web site Web forms is that they literally scare the online visitor away. Quite the opposite of its original purpose of helping you generate qualified leads. By making sure just three simple elements are always included with every one of your forms, you will magically turn them into the lead generators they were always meant to be.

It starts with understanding the nature of the online prospect who visits your site. They are very different from your traditional offline consumer and it is critical that your Web forms reflect these differences.

In this month's "Ask Mr. Internet!" you will discover the three things that must be in each form that will compel them to willingly complete them with accurate information (think about how many bogus form completions you've had lately)! And, as an extra bonus the "Tip Of The Month" section reveals an awesome way to create endless numbers of PDF documents for absolutely no cost (and a lot easier to use than Adobe Acrobat, too).

Just go to: Ask Mr. Internet - August 2003.

(reprinted with permission from my August 2003 “Ask Mr. Internet!” REALTOR® Magazine column) 

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