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Dan

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Tony I've only just clocked this thread. I like the design. Spot on.

SEO - you can DIY it to some degree, but as with anything technical (even tiling!) best to get the professionals in. It's quicker you earn you money doing what you do best and pay the guy to do what he does best than to take time off work (or do it in spare time so nothing ever gets done) and keep trailing things until something works.

Send me an email to [email protected] and I'll give you some SEO advice and perhaps we can come to some arrangement where I help out a bit.

Who said build it in ASP? It's oldskool and the hosting is more expensive for nothing IMO.

I can convert that to HTML or even a PHP-based content management system (so it optimises itself when you add pages and sections down the line) if needs be. The hosting is cheaper for it then, and the site will be better too IMO.
 

Sean Kelly

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I like it Tony. Well laid out. Easy to read. Lots of info (but not too much). Great before & after pictures. Free info (people like that!). No annoying pop ups!
The Testimonials on your home page have to be hi-lighted in order to read them. Also, Mr & Mrs Telford and Stephen Butchers testimonials are the same.

I was actually on your website yesterday whilst trying to find details of your Stone course in June. It might be worth adding the info to that page.

Cheers
Sean
 
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Very nice site Tony, great initial impact, lots of info for those that want it and well laid out. I tried clicking on some of your pictures as I wanted to see larger images but they don't expand - is there an option for a 'gallery' of larger/more images?

Your 'before and after' pictures are fabulous and I'm sure they will earn you work .... could you get that sort of finish on my van???
 

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