Looking for some feedback on website I am building for my new business. All pages haven't been completed yet (an may not end up included) but the main/important ones are. I could definitely use some suggestions for SEO as it is not something I have done in the past. Its also not optimized for mobile in any way yet, again not something i am experienced with, but once the site is finalized I will work on that.
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wow, have we suddenly been transported back to the 80's.
in all seriousness, look into getting your site on some form of WordPress theme. it will make it look far more professional than it currently is.
Bryce wrote an article on tech site builder.
Tech Site Builder
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have a look at this, it will really help you out with seo etc.
in all seriousness, look into getting your site on some form of WordPress theme. it will make it look far more professional than it currently is.
Bryce wrote an article on tech site builder.
Tech Site Builder
https://techsitebuilder.com
have a look at this, it will really help you out with seo etc.
Your PCMD
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No, just no!Yes, yes indeed.
I am going to refrain from giving feedback this time around.
Archon Prime
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Wow. I think I had a Geocities site that was like this in 1999. The colour contrast has no seared into my retinas. I suggest looking into something a little more modern... well a LOT more modern.
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Agreed, the appearance is very dated, though I might go as far as "early 2000s".
I'm a lot less gung-ho about WordPress than I used to be, simply because it's such a big target. There are ways to set it up to generate a static site, but that's not a topic to start out with.
It might also be worth looking at something like HTML5Up or its companion paid/remove the credits at the bottom site Pixelarity ($19/3 months, renewal not required).
I'm a lot less gung-ho about WordPress than I used to be, simply because it's such a big target. There are ways to set it up to generate a static site, but that's not a topic to start out with.
It might also be worth looking at something like HTML5Up or its companion paid/remove the credits at the bottom site Pixelarity ($19/3 months, renewal not required).
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This is going to be harsh, but with the best intentions. Start over. Find someone that builds websites or get a good WordPress theme and start with that. Also, you could check out Tech Site Builder.
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I kind of like it, not the white text on teal background on the services page though.
after looking at some other computer repair sites in corinth i'd say just buy a nice template from themeforest or something and wipe the floor with them.
after looking at some other computer repair sites in corinth i'd say just buy a nice template from themeforest or something and wipe the floor with them.
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As mentioned there are many options these days to build a simple website that looks a bit more recent.
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