We also figured there would be a great deal of value in adding more keyword rich pages of content to the site. That's how we'd done it in the rest of the site, so we continued to structure information that way. My wife's company , which specializes in vacation accommodations for windsurfers on Maui's north shore agreed to provide content and handle the inquiries generated. The idea behind presenting many options for vacation accommodations in the travel section was to give visitors to the site as many choices as we can. Each neighborhood features a number of properties representing a range of price, size and level of luxury.
Trouble is, visitors to the site are likely to want to inquire about more than one property.
So, the problem was to provide a mechanism by which users could add different properties to the list of those that they would inquire about, and only make them fill out one form to inquire about them all. That seemed a little cumbersome and less than elegant. What I really wanted was a sort of 'shopping cart', to allow users to choose their properties as they browsed . I'd be looking good. Because I'm a newbie, this seemed like a really complex thing to do.