Being able to upload different images or choose from shutterstock photos for emails and newsletters for niche-specific audiences. IE: Horse property images. In general, that crowd is very different and can often spot someone who doesn't know their needs/concerns or know much about horses and livestock in general. In other words, a fake. Also, in AZ our market is much rougher-tougher than many of the east-coast/mid-west horse farms and you are likely to see more "cowboy" sports and a very rustic, western lifestyle. When you look through shutterstock, it's hard to find images that really speak to the AZ demographic and that are not romanticized in a 12 yr old girl kind of way. Therefore, being able to upload our own images to create headers/banners would go a long way towards nurturing those leads with more acute attention to detail about who we are speaking to and what they want to see/hear.

Moving from old 19 year design to new responsive design. Having a challenge (lots of extra time involved) because current "design window" is till at width of older site width. Difficult to get entire content for wider options on this narrow page. Doesn't reflect design for responsive pages. Would be great if design window was wider, and then once content was entered, could use View Preview page to see that it would look like, and from there make viewing windows smaller or larger to see what it would look like on different size screens. iphone app works great. Just find myself "experimenting' with format of content instead of just adding in content. This older and narrow design window, based on what I have done so far, and i'm a 10 year veteran of the system, will increase my time to market in a roll over of at least 300%.

The main search on the homepage of the liquid version has got to be improved for variations in street suffixes such as st or street, ave or avenue, pl or place etc. If you don't enter it exactly as it appears on the listing, the search will pull zero results. Either include a note for users to exclude the street suffix from the search box, or include code that if zero results then search only the first 8-10 characters entered. It has been brought up by confused customers countless times, and none of the other search engines or national real estate websites have that issue.