Hi Shannon:
I agree that your site design is unique. It's also easy to navigate and I like the color scheme.
I noticed a a few grammatical errors you may want to address (I didn't go through the entire site, but here are some I noticed right off. I would suggest having a friend or colleague go through the text with a fine-tooth comb so grammar isn't in the way of leaving a stellar impression with potential clients):
About Me:
...Working for the local Board of REALTORS® for 6 years as their MLS Administrator has helped me understand what you and your business need through many years of providing technical support for Real Estate Agents.
- delete "has"
- businesses need or business needs
- I would delete "through many years..." it's redundant to first clause.
- Also, in the world of Copyright marks, it's only necessary to use it once per page and not necessary to clutte
r text with the mark every time it's used.
Many words are treated as pronouns when they technically aren't. Is that by design or simply an oversight, e.g., I grew up with my Father owning multiple Real Estate companies,
correct grammar is: Father (no my) or my father; real estate; etc.
...My business success directly depends on you success. should be "your"
...All information will be kept confidential between you and I at all times. correct grammar is you and me.
...when billed, or you may request.. the comma is not needed.
I have never seen the calendar planner on your "Contact me" page. I'd like to consider putting it on my site. Would love to learn about how to get more information about it.
Getting the website done is such a huge step. So Well Done You! Now the tricky part, getting clients there.
Take care,
Trish