Members BDAZ Posted February 3, 2015 Members Report Posted February 3, 2015 I think the web sit isn't up to the quality of the holsters and instruction. Too amateurish. I find the use of "urine yellow" a bit off putting. Cya! Bob Quote
Members dpip4x4 Posted February 3, 2015 Author Members Report Posted February 3, 2015 (edited) I think the web sit isn't up to the quality of the holsters and instruction. Too amateurish. I find the use of "urine yellow" a bit off putting. Cya! Bob thx but its our company colors that match the Gadsden flag colors. Thanks for the compliment of the holsters though! Edited February 3, 2015 by dpip4x4 Quote
Members dpip4x4 Posted February 3, 2015 Author Members Report Posted February 3, 2015 your getting a lot of very useful information for SEO that will usually costs hundreds or thousands of dollars. Their advice is solid and i'm going to implement a lot of their suggestions into my own site. If you have a college kid build your website make sure to ask for sites that they have built. Some can follow instructions from a book but can't build a decent site to save...well...anything. Call and talk to their instructors too. They will give you a good recommendation. no doubt. This place has been a huge help to me over the past year developing my skills and the processes of making holsters. I am really wanting to do this myself though and not just pay some one so thank you Thor and Chan for all the input and practical training. Its awesome we have this resource to help one another out. Quote
Members BDAZ Posted February 3, 2015 Members Report Posted February 3, 2015 thx but its our company colors that match the Gadsden flag colors. Thanks for the compliment of the holsters though! I have been a web master since '95. The fact that your company's colors are yellow and black doesn't mean you have to use them as the basic colors for your web site. You want the viewer to focus on your products, not the Halloween colors. This advice is worth what you paid for it heh heh.. Cya! Bob Quote
Thor Posted February 3, 2015 Report Posted February 3, 2015 The fact that your company's colors are yellow and black doesn't mean you have to use them as the basic colors for your web site. You want the viewer to focus on your products, not the Halloween colors. Of I could vote for this post I would. One thing you should do is to put yourself in the position of your customer. He won't care a lot for your business colors but for comfort. Quote
Members dpip4x4 Posted February 3, 2015 Author Members Report Posted February 3, 2015 I think it's nice. Very clear instructions and order form, and very clear examples of what you make. holy smokes! your website is great and your work is fantastic. that mandolin bag is just sick! Quote
Members MonicaJacobson Posted February 3, 2015 Members Report Posted February 3, 2015 lol, thanks. I can't take credit for it, my husband made it for me (really, it's a wordpress plug-in), and he's an industrial designer, so he knows what he's doing. I have a few wrinkles I haven't bothered to iron out... the pictures of similar items on each product are very pixelated, and my brand is inconsistent... oh well. At some point, the webpage is unimportant (as long as it's clear, uncluttered, and everything is easy to navigate), I think the pictures are the most important. Also, no credit to me - my husband also dabbled in professional photography, so I have all of his camera equipment. Quote http://monicajacobson.com/ https://www.etsy.com/shop/TrimGoTrix?ref=si_shop
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