New Website - need help & advice

**Independent1** · 01-21-2009, 11:41 PM

www.elderlysolutionsinc.com

It's a new website to generate new business. Take a look?

Any other marketing ideas on a low budget?

Can anyone help make it better? I am new at this computer tech stuff?

My business is taking care of people that is my true passion!

I'd be willing to trade services?

**SWGB** · 01-22-2009, 12:35 AM

Are you a member of a message board geared towards your clientele?

I would google for some, join them, and then instead of spamming them, simply engage in conversation, give advice, and add your website to your signature line.

http://www.snowbirdhelper.com/
http://groups.yahoo.com/phrase/florida-snowbirds

There are also various snowbird meetings through out the area and they love free presentations.

**Independent1** · 01-22-2009, 09:50 AM

You are so helpful. Now I now why you are #1

**SHELLY** · 01-22-2009, 01:15 PM

Originally Posted by Independent1

www.elderlysolutionsinc.com

It's a new website to generate new business. Take a look?

Any other marketing ideas on a low budget?

Can anyone help make it better? I am new at this computer tech stuff?

My business is taking care of people that is my true passion!

I'd be willing to trade services?

The "big, blank, white page" that stares you in the face when you click on the "About Us" link doesn't inspire much confidence. Personally, I don't know about the rest of you, but if I was searching for someone to take care of my dear, elderly mother, I would move on to the next agency.

A photo or two of the owner and staff taking loving care of a senior and maybe some comments from present/former clients might also go a long way to dress up the site.

Also recommend that you get your "Inc." status straightened out with the state of Florida.

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**Beach Runner** · 01-22-2009, 06:25 PM

Just on first perusal, you have some font issues. I will ask daughter if she will suggest a better font since she does consulting work in web/logo design. She knows typography so well that she can tell you the name of any font that you show her (unless it's custom) -- she taught herself this in high school. One day when she was about 14 she said, "Mom, I even know the font on my Maxi-Pads' package!"