Thanks Andrew. I’ll sign up today. I want to watch that webinar tomorrow.

Thanks Going, I’ll give it a look.

Brian,

You nailed it.  That really is the difference.

Thanks,

Andrew

Thanks for the thoughts dtbcinci.  I appreciate it!

ckessler,

I have had success doing it both ways.

1. I always use a top page: example State

2. Linking one city to another city as you run through your product offerings and then at the end of the cities back up to the top back to the State page.

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Jason,

I have personally responded to each of your support tickets within hours of you sending them.  If you are not receiving them then you need to log into your open tickets..  Each response has been within 12 hours of the time you sent them in.

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Thanks, helps a little.

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