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It is very easy to follow. The only thing I would suggest is putting your full address under your business hours if you are trying to get people to visit your location and making the text on the right side a little bigger. Other than that the navigation and overall design is really good.

Hello,

My name is Al and I'm the owner and marketing director of Proactivo Creative Communications, a virtual advertising and marketing firm. I took a quick look at you site and basically it's fine. I would if I was you put a contact link on every page. You want to interact with as many people as possible. If your operation can't maintain a chat link simple put in an email link.I'm in the process of added such links to my site. www.proactivo.biz I would also add a few interesting visuals to your pages. You need to collect email address so that you can start creating a marketing list for your html email campaign. Let me know if you need any help.

Curious, "pulls up really good on Google for what?"

ilene

Very nice website. If you list more about sevices that would be some help. You may drive extra business if you can figure out how to add a price list. This may save some people time.

IMC

What I was asking in terms of Google is, what do you come up for? For example if someone queries madman signs, I would expect that you show up on page one. This is great for people who already know who you are.

But to capture the people who are looking for your services but don't know you yet, you might want to wok on optimizing for signs montgomery il or car wrap montgomery il.

See the difference?

Hope that helps,
ileneg

I liked it. It communicated clearly what your business does, it was easy to navigate. You indicated it does well with Google as well--so it sounds like you've got a winner.

Ed Priz
ADVANCED INSURANCE MANAGEMENT LLC

p.s.

I wouldn't mind a little reciprocal feedback on our site as well--www.cutcomp.com. We do well with Google also, but I'm always looking for feedback on ease of navigation and also on how it dispslays on different monitors, browsers, etc. Thanks.

a few comments suggestions....

• Define your target audience - speak to them in plain simple language
• Make the text left justified, centered is not professional
• Text is too large a font - use Verdana 11 regular
• Alphabetize the lists but break them up into classifications to correspond with the graphics categories.
• Wording on the website needs to be from the client's POV - Ask questions, get people engaged with wanting to contact you?
• Have a prominent feedback box on pages - I can recommend two tools - www.webpasties.com and Coffeecup Form Builder - www.coffeecup.com
• Less wording is best... make short 1-2 sentence paragraphs
• Offer a special report to collect client names
• Add meta tags to increase search engine optimization