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You're over 45, aren't you? Anyone under that age does online research before engaging in business with people now.

A professional website absolutely does matter as does a web presence. It's 2025; I'm 100% correct on this stance.

Except when 100% of your work is "funneled" out to you by established clients (Banks, AMCs), and when you neither want nor need any other type of work. (Yeah, its nice. :D )

A "professional website" serves no purpose to anyone in such a situation.

Technically, we are BOTH right on this. It just depends on where you are, who you are, and how long into the future you plan on working. I have been making my pie "smaller" the past 5 years, excluding things I don't want to hassle with (like Manufactured homes, Multi-families, land appraisals). Same principle with clients. I don't want any new clients outside of my established network.

Like you, I've got a plan. But its a different plan, with a different timeline, leading to a different place (like a rocky Mediterranean beach, for example). Your mileage may vary. You'll do well though. You've got game. (But its a different kind of game from mine.);)
 
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Yeah, gmail is great at spam filtering. This is why I recommend hooking up a professional $10 a year domain to gmail:

Reading Spam gives old appraisers practice on opening their E Mails and sometimes they find things to purchase and get a new toy to pass time by while waiting for that 1 order per month that pays to keep the lights on until those Social insecurity check's start to arrive.
 
Yeah, gmail is great at spam filtering. This is why I recommend hooking up a professional $10 a year domain to gmail:

I have multiple gmails for personal and business all coming to me at same time.
The problem is when I get confused sometimes and accidentally used the wrong email for different purposes. Ugh.
 
It's obvious most appraisers never attended a Tony Robin's Seminar or
Zig Ziggler-Tommy Hopkins sales and marketing workshops.
 
We're the seminars free? Then hell no.
 
It's obvious most appraisers never attended a Tony Robin's Seminar or
Zig Ziggler-Tommy Hopkins sales and marketing workshops.

I read Robbins book when I was 30 and immediately applied it to my daily life ... boy did it lead to some "unintended consequences" ... be careful what you wish for - you might not be ready for/want it ... (but, it DID work, both professionally *good* and personally *not so good* - sometimes its best to leave that seemingly unattainable "bird in the bush" - alone - if you understand British slang, you'll know exactly what I'm getting at ...) :ROFLMAO:
 
I have multiple gmails for personal and business all coming to me at same time.
The problem is when I get confused sometimes and accidentally used the wrong email for different purposes. Ugh.
Enter the wife whom would yell at you and berate you. You would need to do a getaway to Magatraz.....have some Magatraz IPAs and fish off the rocks with Glenn to de-stress....
 
It's obvious most appraisers never attended a Tony Robin's Seminar or
Zig Ziggler-Tommy Hopkins sales and marketing workshops.
Those guys could sell ice to Eskimos.....
 
Enter the wife whom would yell at you and berate you. You would need to do a getaway to Magatraz.....have some Magatraz IPAs and fish off the rocks with Glenn to de-stress....
This morning she yelled at me for losing the key to the cash. I said I'm sorry I must have misplaced it.
Then she found it next to her earrings. She left it there.
No big deal. I get used to it.
 
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