We submit all our advisor's web sites to the major search engines such as Google, Yahoo and AltaVista. It can take up to three months, or longer, for a search engine to register a new web site. It is also the case that not all search engines register all sites for reasons known only to them. The scale of the web is so enormous that Google currently has over 1.3 billion web pages indexed!

In addition, some search engines like Yahoo now require commercial sites to pay for a listing. Our fees DO NOT include payment to any search engine.

We will make simple changes to your site at no charge provided you electronically send us the content. Simple changes include such items as a new street address. We limit these to two changes per month.

More changes each month incur a separate hourly charge. We will provide you with an estimate of these costs. Please email us to discuss your needs.


Our service commitment and obligation is to provide the highest quality web sites to our clients and ensure that these sites are fully operational at all times. We do not allow anyone to "tinker" with a web site as this might result in a site that does not function properly or crashes.


Our web sites are designed to dynamically "resize" to look great on any monitor that is 15 inches or larger. If your client is using a smaller monitor your web site will appear fine but the client will have to scroll left or right to see all your web site contents.

There are also important differences between web browser versions like Netscape and Microsoft Explorer. Our sites are designed for Windows machines using the latest versions of Explorer and Netscape. There are older versions of both these browsers which can result in some features not appearing as designed.

An example of this is our sales presentations that may not operate on older machines with older browsers. We strongly recommend that all users upgrade their web browsers to the latest versions of Explorer or Netscape.

There are also technical differences with Macintosh computers that result in web pages on these computers sometimes looking larger than on Windows machines.