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Here are all of the awards that www.miamisun.com
has won.
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Explanation of Award |
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We wish to reward those sites displaying
both creativity and a commitment to their user/client.
We base our decisions not on whether you are
"free" or "fee" based, but rather on design,
interactivity, and most important content. We seek sites that are useful,
informative, or entertaining. The Pure Gold award is considered by
many in the Real Estate industry as the most prestigious web site award
available. |
February 24, 1999 |
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We have awarded you with the "Gold
Award" from www.realestateabc.com.
Normally, I think twice before providing the Gold Award to sites with free
information reports. However, there was so much other information
available in your navigation section that I felt you deserved it.
Plus, it is a very nice clean crisp web design. |
March 9,
2000 |
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Linda's site was chosen as site of the day out of more than
70,000 agent & office web sites by Agent
News and Real Times, the
official news source of the National Association of Realtors (NAR) and the
only Internet news service about real estate professionals and their
interests. |
Site of the day on March 4, 1999 |
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Presented
by the International Association of Web Masters and Designers
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The Golden Web
Award is presented quarterly to those sites whose web design
and content have achieved levels of excellence deserving of recognition. |
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There are a lot of sites on the
web. We wish to reward those sites offering a great contribution to our
Real Estate Internet community. |
March 1, 1999 |
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What makes a web site interesting? Worth returning to time and
time again? Great content, of course. After spending months
poring over web sites for Relocation Central, we've come to
recognize sites which offer superior information to the relocating
viewer. Less than 1/2 of 1% of Internet sites will be recognized
in this forum for
presenting clean, useful, and content full sites. These sites have
Great Content! |
March 14, 1999 |
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The Editor's Choice Award is
given in recognition of a site's exemplary contribution to the real estate
industry. It is based on site design, content, relevance, and overall
contribution to our field. Less than 5% of all sites we review are
selected to receive this respected award. |
October 11, 1999 |
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Award given based on the following criteria.
Is the website real estate related?
How informative is the website?
Is the information useful and up-to-date?
Is the design layout and presentation appealing?
How fast does the site load?
Is the site subject of Spam submission?
Do we like the site? |
March 16, 1999 |
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Welcome
to the Internet's most exclusive search engine for finding an
experienced and competent real estate professional. We feature
only real estate agents and real estate related companies that
have an established business record, good moral and ethical
values, and are in good standing with their community and
professional associations. As a consumer looking for quality real
estate services, we firmly believe that you deserve to do business
with only the top real estate professionals in the nation. |
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October 9, 1999 |
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Award is given to sites that
present a great overall balance of:
Creative Design, Layout, Clear Graphics
(original created graphics will earn higher award), Java (site is not
required to have Java), Page Download, User Friendly, and overall
professional appearance and originality. |
March 9, 1999 |
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The award is given to those real estate related web sites that demonstrate excellence in design,
usability and effectiveness, and show a commitment to using the Internet as a means of
delivering information and providing service. Recipients of this award
represent the top one percent of Internet Web Sites, and are truly the "best of the best"! |
March 22, 1999 |
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IRED rates real estate web sites for their
usefulness to Web users seeking information about buying or selling
property especially those seeking information about areas where they may
be considering a move. Content is foremost but where usability and
effectiveness are affected design and presentation are considered as well.
The through
icons represent the opinion of one or more IRED's reviewers. |
April 24, 1999 |
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