Revamping

[dancarr17]

Hey folks...Updated my main website. And here are a couple more for review.

http://www.coresurv.com main website

http://www.e-zeeauto.com clients website

http://www.earbudreplacements.com my specialty webstore

http://www.myvehiclelist.com Hosted Vehicle Inventory Management (Clients manage their automobile inventory)

I do tend to use black alot..gives it that bold look. Open to suggestions!

[rramatis]

Re: Revamping

Your website looks great!
A clean design,easy and great to navigate.The ONLY thing I really didn't like was the: contact us link(http://www.myvehiclelist.com ).It requires the Microsoft Outlook to send a message.

Besides that it's great!Congratulations.

I made a website for my brother.Can you give your feedback on how the website looks?

Thank you http://www.polloexport.com

[Vasili]

Re: Revamping

Good, clean looks, Dan.

The no-nonsense approach is effective, but for the most part will prove to be somewhat a dis-service to your clients with the underdeveloped Content not contributing to any SE metrics, and thus producing a sub-par ranking and consumer visibility. This aspect, although super basic (content -no matter how sparse- being the core root of a site's relevancy), need not be ignored even for sites with no gimmickry or added utilities. In fact, it becomes all the more important!

Remember that sometimes the tradeoff on having lesser Content is to cleverly tag images (and consider having more smaller images than fewer larger ones), and to lock up the page's relevancy entirely, thus elevating a 5-9 page site just on the Perfect Page Model alone!

Overall, though, I think you are on a good track to succeed with a tight focused Business Plan, and your work reflects your attention to detail.

Good Luck!