If you haven’t been there lately, you are missing the changes.
The site has been completely re-themed. It looks totally different, and has much better functionality. The site has also been re-purposed somewhat. There will be more of an emphasis on
If you haven’t been there lately, you are missing the changes.
The site has been completely re-themed. It looks totally different, and has much better functionality. The site has also been re-purposed somewhat. There will be more of an emphasis on
I just don’t know why… Neither do the experts.
We are working on it, though. Sorry.
***Update. It is fixed. GarageHomesUSA.com is back online. I’d like to thank the scripting specialists at BlueHost for finding and correcting the menu issue… ***
My “real” website has been sitting over in a corner all by itself… bored and lonely while I have been working over this blog, LilburnDwellings, GwinnettGarageGuy and a couple of websites for my 4 wheel drive club.
The article in the AJC Sunday has really forced me to bring that back to the front burner. I still really enjoy helping people buy homes with really cool garages, as well as helping sellers market those types of homes across Gwinnett and much of the Atlanta metro area.
But, working on building the readership and content for the Lilburn area has dominated my “free time”.
Lilburn will still be getting great content, but I have a lot of excellent garage related content for GarageHomesUSA… so I am doing the full redesign, and tweaking it in major ways. I’m also going to be making LaneBailey.com less Lilburn focused… splitting content between cars and local information.
Stop into my other sites and see what fits. I should be flipping the switch Wednesday, moving Garage Homes to the new host and showing off its new look.
(On LilburnDwellings.com, I have just started a series about the top ten misconceptions buyers and sellers have about home values. This is part of that series.)
On GwinnettGarageGuy.com I recently wrote a post about price and value. My friend Cindy Jones made a comment about a home with a converted basement that reminded me about this particular misconception… (BTW, Cindy is a great agent, and while we may slightly disagree about this particular issue, I would not hesitate in the least to send her a referral.)
Her comment was indirectly about a home with a finished basement being worth