Puako Home Sales / Kohala Coast Properties

Income Opportunity! 2 Home Luxury Vacation Rental on 7.78 Acres of Secluded Privacy. Great Ocean Views. Contact Patricia Freeman for more pictures and details. Retire here on the Big Island and generate income.

Process your own Kona Coffee and Macadamia Nuts, and sell your products with your Store Right on the Highway. Great Agricultural business! Farm is located on the Busiest and ONLY!! Highway that leads to and from Hawaii Volcano National Parks the Number #1 Visitor Attraction. with Active Lava Flows and More! Millions of People drive by this property every Year!! Great Location!!

Large Acreage On Highway, Commercial Development Potential!!

No other Properties are available at this size, in this location, and with the ability to Develop and Add Value, like this property!!

Secluded Multi-Million Dollar Estate in Beautiful Kealakekua,Hawaii 7.78 ACRES Fee Simple! Most Properties this Size are Leasehold!!

Just minutes from the City of Kailua-Kona. This property is located above Kealakekua Bay and Napoopoo.

There are 2 Homes are on this property as well as Development Potential with over 500+ feet of Property fronting the main Highway. Perfect for a Corporate Retreat,Commercial Shopping center and much more.

Highway frontage, Restaurants, Shopping or more could be developed on property with commercial zoning.

Please contact Pattie Freeman for more details on this great location only 15 minutes from Kona.

Regina Orlando sent me this great article on web sites and how to keep your page up to date and on top of the heap of competition that surrounds the current market.

In today’s market, your real estate website better do a lot more than look pretty. There was a time, not so long ago, that having a website put you on the leading edge of real estate marketing. That is no longer true. Now, the vast majority of agents and brokers have a website or two.

To compete today, your website has to do much more than simply put a pretty face on top of your real estate activity. It has to be an integral part of your real estate marketing activity. Here’s a quick list of the minimum things your real estate website must do for you to stay competitive today:

1. It Must Bring You Traffic. Your website needs to be truly search engine optimized (SEO), and not just by throwing in a few general keywords. All of your competitors are also optimizing their sites for the search engines, so if you want to maintain a high-ranking in your local area, you have to constantly adjust and “tweak” your keywords and content for your area. Start by examining the keywords being used by your competitors, make sure you have those covered and then add other words that buyers or sellers might use in their searches. Make sure that your website content also uses the same keywords that you’ve associated with your site.

2. Evoke Trust and Confidence. Your website has to evoke trust and confidence in the prospective buyer or seller. That has to happen the minute a visitor begins to browse your site and must continue on every page of the site. To establish trust and confidence, your visitors need to see credibility. That means supplying them good solid information, testimonials from other clients, and other evidence that you can do the job for them.

3. Add Value to a Buyer Search. If all of your competitors have a website, what will yours offer the visitor that your competitors’ can’t? Like it or not, having a website puts you in the publishing business and the consumer will only read your material if it’s interesting, relevant, and fresh. You have to have Web content and listings that matter to your site’s visitors. Provide them good information about your area, attractive listings that are up-to-date, and a useful network of real estate services that they aren’t able to get elsewhere.

5. Capture Leads. Having someone visit your website and then disappear into the night doesn’t do you any good at all. You want names, addresses, and e-mails. In addition to having a compelling website, your site must ask visitors to register, or sign up for listing information from you. Otherwise, you have no way to follow up.

6. Respond Rapidly. Once someone has visited your site and has contacted you through it, time is of the essence. They’re on a mission to buy or sell their property. They’ve decided to act on your site. Now, it is vital to act quickly to cement their interest in your services. You need to respond right away or they’ll find someone else who will. A modern website will use “auto-responders” to acknowledge the visitors inquiry quickly and will notify you promptly, wherever you are. Auto-responders, as the name suggests, will automatically send an e-mail back to your visitor and send one to your PDA or cell phone too.

7. Stay Up-To-Date. If you have an existing website, make sure you review it at least once a month to make sure that your content is up-to-date, that your keywords are refreshed and are mirrored in the content, and that every page on the site evokes trust and confidence.

Of course, all these suggestions presuppose you have a website. If you haven’t yet invested in a website, do so soon. Take advantage of some of the excellent values that are now available for websites. A good website service shouldn’t cost you more than $25 to $50 per month. Make sure that your site addresses each of the points above to ensure that you get the most out of your website investment.

About the Author: Peyman Aleagha is the founder and president of RealtySoft.com. RealtySoft provides Web-based marketing solutions, websites, MLS IDX integration, contact management, and listing management and syndication.

For more information, visit http://www.realtysoft.com.

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