Please Critique My Site

Hello everyone!!
I have just started this home-based business and need my website critiqued. Although there is no secret that I am home-based, I want to come across as professional as possible.
Thanks,
Denise
http://verbatimsupport.com/default.aspx
DMorris1/29/2008 3:47 PM
I have just started this home-based business and need my website critiqued. Although there is no secret that I am home-based, I want to come across as professional as possible.
Thanks,
Denise
http://verbatimsupport.com/default.aspx
DMorris1/29/2008 3:47 PM
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Dale King
DKing1/29/2008 4:30 PM
Thanks for your critique. Do you mean that I should expand on the contact information on the home page?
Denise
Thanks for your critique. What kind of work can the design use?
Denise
How can you say that? Barely halfway through the site I am finding a lot of passive voice, passive verbs, and excessive redundancy.
Don`t say: "I can do this.." Instead say: "Your Virtual Assistant will do this."
In your "Contact me" line you give the potential client not just one exit window, but two. In the same sentence. Every time you say "if", you give the potential client the option to say "no, I`m not ready". Don`t provide that option. If the potential client has read that far, then tell them, don`t ask, tell them to call to discuss what their Virtual Assistant can do for them.
On the site design, naming the home page "Home" is a rookie flag and will likely be ignored by search engines. Maybe, "Your Virtual Assistant" would be more appropriate.
Your clock icon is overused. Find other icons that also indicate time, even other clocks.
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Thanks so much for your input!
Best regards, Ernesto
Thanks so much for your critique. That`s the meat and potatoes I`m looking for!
Denise
I think I understand what you mean about "blocks" of visual information. That actually crossed my mind while creating the site. I thought it would look more professional without too many bells and whistles. I am going to re-visit that though. Thanks.
Denise
Instead of using the words "type some reports..." you could say something to the degree of "prepare and review" etc. Capitalize your bullet points and try to keep them approx. the same length. Mention how security/privacy/confidentiality works.
Do you offer transcription services?