Advanced Access Real Estate Web Hosting Partners with Dominion Enterprises
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Well I know that this is old news. I thought I would post this anyways as I have had a long term relationship with web hosting companies like Lunarpages web hosting and Advanced Access real estate web hosting.
Recently, Affinity has partnered with Advanced Access offering their customers more stability, products and services and I am proud to say I am really happy for them!
Athough Advanced Access has some serious competition out there they are doing whatever they can to stay on top of the web hosting game.
Some really great business development opportunities have come off of the merger like this one.
Real estate web hosting is a competitive market niche and to stay on top of the market share advanced access has recently released its new 4.0 virtual office which, I have heard, has been a huge improvement over the old system, fixing a lot of bugs and making it much more user friendly.
Some of there great services they offer are:
Advanced Access Website Marketing Services
Advanced Access Customer Support
Advanced Access Virtual Assistants
Advanced Access Newsletter
Advanced Access Web Design
Update: Affinity did not purchase AA as anna bourland has told me. I thought I heard that they did and since I cannot find information on this I will retract that.
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Dominion Enterprises purchased Advanced Access not Affinity
Interesting choice of topic too
I am writing to let you know about my horrible experience with Advanced Access. I purchased their template website and premium marketing package for $4399. After 10 months of waiting for results, I was disappointed to learn that I only had 30 unique visitors for the previous month. 30 visitors? That is a ridiculously low number.
I was told at the time I signed up for my Premium Marketing Package that the metatags and keywords would be customized for each of my webpages. This was never done. Instead, all of my webpages have the same metatags and keywords. So, for example, when you search in google for my website only one page shows up as having been indexed.
I was also told at the time I signed up for my Premium Marketing Package that I would receive a monthly analysis of my website with personalized suggestions as to how I could add to, or alter, the content of my website to increase my search engine rankings. Despite this promise, the first time I received an e-mail from AA with specific suggestions on how to improve my search engine rankings was 9 months after I signed up for the package. These suggestions were only provided to me after I called AA to find out what was going on with the search-engine optimization of my website. During this call, I was also told that the person who had been assigned to optimize my website was no longer with AA and that I would have to be assigned a new representative. Had I not called AA, I don’t know when you would have figured out that no one was working on the search-engine optimization for my website.
These are just some of the ways in which AA failed to live up to the promises that were made to me when I signed up for the Premium Marketing Package. More than 10 months after I signed up for the Premium Marketing Package with AA, my website still has not been optimized. As the statistics for the last month show, I had 30 unique visitors to my website.
I sued AA in small claims court and obtained a judgment against them for all of the money I paid them. I have not received any of it yet because they are appealing the Judge’s decision. It is ridiculous that AA forced me into the position of having to sue them for their failure to optimize my website, and that they are still refusing to admit this failure by appealing the Judge’s decision.
I strongly encourage anyone who is considering hiring AA to optimize their website to do their homework. Knowing what I know now, I would never choose to work with them again.
Very disappointed,
~Amanda