When you send a potential buyer or seller to your current website, what do they see? Is it your face? Your name? Your logo, colors, images, and content? Or is your personal touch getting lost in a sea of multi-million-dollar branding belonging to the biggest names in the business?
Source: Inman News
Is your old boss stealing your clients?
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