When business partners I can see the utility of being photographed together. What I can't see is the (apparent) refusal to ever be photographed alone-- that seems fanatical and downright silly. In fact, it took far longer to track down one old photo of Danielle Wright alone than it did to dig up the information on her career in real estate and her accomplishments. Danielle is one half of Harden Wright & Associates (The Wright half - ha!), a Prudential-affiliated group based out of central San Diego. If you go looking for info on Danielle just skip the bio-- it's full of enough wretched cliches to make a sitcom writer puke ("going the extra mile", "service with a smile" etc.). Focus on her 2009 FIVE STAR Real Estate Agent award for exceptional customer service-- that is far more important than a trumped-up mission statement. The upside to Danielle is her reputation for leaving all her clients happy; the downside is that unless you own, say, a yacht, you probably can't afford to be Danielle's client. She lists almost exclusively million-dollar-and-up homes along the beautiful San Diego coast. I guess if you've priced yourself out of the Average Joe's range than you don't need to worry about lots of advertising or web site work, but seriously-- one solo picture isn't too much to ask.
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When business partners I can see the utility of being photographed together. What I can't see is the (apparent) refusal to ever be photographed alone-- that seems fanatical and downright silly. In fact, it took far longer to track down one old photo of Danielle Wright alone than it did to dig up the information on her career in real estate and her accomplishments. Danielle is one half of Harden Wright & Associates (The Wright half - ha!), a Prudential-affiliated group based out of central San Diego. If you go looking for info on Danielle just skip the bio-- it's full of enough wretched cliches to make a sitcom writer puke ("going the extra mile", "service with a smile" etc.). Focus on her 2009 FIVE STAR Real Estate Agent award for exceptional customer service-- that is far more important than a trumped-up mission statement. The upside to Danielle is her reputation for leaving all her clients happy; the downside is that unless you own, say, a yacht, you probably can't afford to be Danielle's client. She lists almost exclusively million-dollar-and-up homes along the beautiful San Diego coast. I guess if you've priced yourself out of the Average Joe's range than you don't need to worry about lots of advertising or web site work, but seriously-- one solo picture isn't too much to ask.