Actually getting the content on is a big step. I reckon it wouldnt take much work to make the site a lot better initially. A lot of wasted space at the top, and the product menu is half hidden. In your product line delivery (cost and how long) is important to many customers, that info has to be easily found.
Do one bit at a time and you'll get there.
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Don't think so - it's the special edition one exactly the same one as on your siteLeave a comment:
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Is the first line after you <body> tag. You'll be able to find it in the design view towards the top of you Overall Layout.<%@LANGUAGE="JAVASCRIPT" CODEPAGE="1252"%>
The terms are not relevant to your site or the things you sell. Even if they did attract people to you site, if those people were looking for a Caravan Park they're hardly going to buy a Drill are they? LOLThe page titles, i was advised by a different "website designer" that i should use these words as we live in a tourist area and it would be more visible on search engines as traffic would increase, mmmmm
I think it's Mal who says this often "Design the site for your customers, the SEO will come" and he knows what he's taking about (but perhaps not about the price of Drills LOL, but that's for you two to discuss)Leave a comment:
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i had a good friend ddesign the website for me FOC, but i feel it has lots missing from it,
The page titles, i was advised by a different "website designer" that i should use these words as we live in a tourist area and it would be more visible on search engines as traffic would increase, mmmmm
How do i make the new products and best seller items section smaller??.
I chose the colour scheme as it was different to others, i think maybe i have overused some colours with the writing tho.
<%@LANGUAGE="JAVASCRIPT" CODEPAGE="1252"%> i have never seen this where is it??
We have 40-60 visitors a day, orders are sporadic and not where i wanted them to be at this stage.
Yes the .com is linked to my .co.uk
I take ALL comments on board good or bad as it will help take my site forward.
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LOL Maurice, don't be bitter, take it on the chin and get improving your site, you have a long road ahead of you.Leave a comment:
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the site was made by a friend of mine, we wanted the colours to be different to every other site, the keywords i'm glad to say were not my idea, we was advised by a "website developer" who told me this would boost traffic to the site.
I have felt for a while that things have been missing or not right, which is why im glad i have found this site.
We only manage 50-60 visits a day, mostly unique, sales are ok but not where i want them to be at this stage, yes www.roundstooldistribution.com is linked to our main site .co.uk
I have lots more questions but will save them for later.
As said before ALL comments are considered good or bad as all go to help make my site better.Leave a comment:
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Just noticed your strapline
"Big or Small, we've got the right tool"
now why does that make me smile?
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in short, if this site was deisgned by someone other than yourself, then you have the oppertunity to shout at them and demand your money back.
Sadly, if you made this yourself, then afford yourself the honour of website seppuku, and pull all the guts out of your site and try again.
no 'standard' actinic template will ever impress any forum regulars.Leave a comment:
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Some pages also have
Not particularly relevant either.HTML Code:<title>....... , restaurants in somerset, accomodation in somerset, holidays in someret, great deals online, friends of rounds .... </title>
Also, is your site mirrored at http://www.roundstooldistribution.com/ or simply an alias? Duplicated sites and content is frowned upon by SE's like G.Leave a comment:
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how many visitors in the past 12 months, how many sales?Just looking round and found this forum, i have had my site up and running for over a year now,
why is your page titleare you selling tools or are you a camp/caravan site?<title> rounds tools, power tools burnham on sea, online tool distribution, power tools online, holidays burnham on sea, caravan and camping sites burnham on sea, hand tools, safety workwear, scruffs dealers in the southwest, dewalt dealers burnham on sea, </title>Leave a comment:
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*sigh*
as per usual:
My eyes! The goggles, they do nothing.
start again, and sort out that header. Your server isnt asp, those directives wont process.
i'd rather look at about:blank.
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Lack of decent images (product and navigation), no SPP, bad colour scheme. It looks like a site from 4-5 years ago really, not really in tune with where things are at and what you need to be doing as standard nowadays. Take 60 minutes to investigate the top sites in your marketplace, it really is that easy to find out where you should be and what you should be doing. Never do what you think looks good or what you think is right, investigate first and find out. If you don't, you can make some real clangers on your decisions, especially if you are out of tune with where we are currently.Leave a comment:
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