Would love some feedback! Thanks!

**CC Lifestyle Realty** · 12-19-2011, 07:57 AM

I have three websites all of which are very very close. They essentially are copies of each other but the wording and focus is slightly different. I am trying to determine which site performs the best over time and then focus my efforts on that site specifically. I am curious your thoughts and ideas. www.CCLifestyleRealty.com - this site is intended to focus more on lifestyle and homes around golf courses, country clubs, and racquet clubs in our area. www.Homes-In-Sugar-Land.com - this site focuses more on a specific area of Houston known as Sugar Land. www.HomesInMemorialHouston.com - this site focuses on the Memorial area of Houston which consists of high end homes starting at the half million mark. There are several high end country clubs and racquet clubs in that area as well. What I am noticing is that from an SEO perspective the bottom two are ranking on the first page for Yahoo and Bing. On Google on the last site is first page. For the first site when you search Houston Golf Course Homes one of the pages on that site is first page of Google only. Nothing on Yahoo or Bing. I guess I should be a tad bit happy with the rankings but in general I am still not getting any traffic of significance. So, suggestions would be great. Thanks!

**Cyprus Property** · 01-16-2012, 12:01 AM

I would reccommend putting alt tags on your links and images. They dont have as much weight as they used to but help usability and describe elements in your site better.

The yellow border on your tables makes the site look old and outdated, i suppose this is down to persdonal opinion but that was the first impression i got. I could say the same thing about the times new roman font used in some of the website.