Website Maintenance service, what do you think thus far?

It`s still a work in progress.http://www.stayfreshup.com/
To come
logo - I`ve recently changed over to using wordpress for entire site, logo redesign coming.
package images - 150x150 ads in the side.
call to action on front page coming as well, I`m still thinking about the front page.
Any advice would be great.
Thanks,
Tertiustertius3/9/2009 7:24 AM
To come
logo - I`ve recently changed over to using wordpress for entire site, logo redesign coming.
package images - 150x150 ads in the side.
call to action on front page coming as well, I`m still thinking about the front page.
Any advice would be great.
Thanks,
Tertiustertius3/9/2009 7:24 AM
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I`ll let you know when I get to that stage.
The tagline explains the meaning of the name of the business.
Thanks for the input
Although you list what you do for a customer, use a stronger message of why it`s beneficial for the customer.
For an SEO service, you might want to look at your blog and see where you can add some of the basics .... if you`re not implementing them on your site, how are your services effective for others?
If you would say a blog is not a website then you could also say that flickr is not a website. Both are more specefic definitions of the larger model.
You can use Wordpress as a CMS, if you don`t know what that is, I`ll be happy to explain it. But that is what I`m doing.
If you don`t think that a CMS can be a website, well, then it`s your right to have an opinion.
Also, if, as you say, there is nothing to critique, why the post?
Yes, I know that there are some awesome sites built entirely on Wordpress or Joomla, but you are offering Website Maintenance - not Website Creation. What if your client is using Dreamweaver, Coffecup or WYSIWYG for their web development - are you ready to take them over to maintain the sites, or are you just offering to maintain the content? Do you have the expertise to maintain a site that is entirely hand-coded with a text editor? None of that comes through in a blog.
You bring up some valid points. It`s even easier to upload a "hard coded" html file to a server than setting up a blog.
I don`t personally think that the product that I use to run/display my advertising is the sole reflection of the business that I run. Wordpress is a very powerful CMS. No I didn`t code it myself, but I don`t need to code my personal marketing/blog, there is ample software available to do just that.
I`m more than capable to handle XHTML and CSS and most dynamic languages.
And like I said, my "blog" is only part of my website, it`s not "just a blog".
If you`d be happier with my taking out the "categories" and "archives" on the front page to make it "looks less like a blog", well I`ll probably do that anyway.
Thank you for taking the time to comment
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jonnypak58/13/2009 9:13 PM