Share Your Website...Part 1!

[Roxanne G]

www.biznesswize.ws

It's a great start.  Add some pages so visitors have a reason to stay longer. :-)

[Roxanne G]

Hi Everyone!

Check out mine.....

www.stayathomebiz.ws


Rhonda Twitty

I like it.  Great job.  The pics under the finding your why section are perfect.

[RodB]

http://www.StartAHomeBusinessSite.ws

Thanks,
Chad Van Norman

Hi Chad I enjoyed my visit. I found the voice a little monotonous.

[RodB]

www.stayathomebiz.ws

Hi Rhonda Thats a good effort . I found the dark green on black a little hard to read in the internal pages.

[D Land]

Your website is totally hip.  I would surely want more information if I wasn't an affiliate already.  Good luck, I'll be paying attention and taking notes. 

landofpeace

Hi everyone.

I have a new website I would like to show you.

Some things to point out.
You may notice that I do not promote GDI as a business opportunity on the page nor do I include any links.

I thought about this when creating the website, most people when they sign up for a home based business do not care about the company, how good the product is or how much money the company ceo is making a month.

All they want to know is. CAN YOU HELP THEM MAKE MONEY.

With that in mind I came up with a simple two page website that I am going to use to generate my own leads.

I need your opinion on this

http://www.gdisuccess.ws

One thing I do have a problem with. I can build sites, but I'm terrible at getting traffic! Would love some help

Wojtek

[Glenn Robertson]

 Hi Roxanne
    I have just joined the group of Webgazzers i noticed your site right off, great colors and thought into it ,Hope to use similar
layout when needed. working to install all information into this site, with all my best and goals in mind. Glenn toronto/  Canada

[Glenn Robertson]

 Hi Everyone ...
 Wanted to share the Web site here, log in and go to http://website.ws/groberts2 Sign up and greeted with the sound of music, yes your building quite a Folder of friends and Associates.. Thanks again Annette.. My best to you for the future. And the new year. Champ car print Sales.) The Race is on ..To build A rapore with discussions from Others. G Toronto canada

[ReneeHudak]

My website update:

http://www.earndollarathome.ws

Enjoy!

Renee

[Roxanne G]

Check out mine at http://www.mommyroxy.ws

Excellent stuff- I enjoyed the xooma thing.

Thanks Rod.  That is really neat when you think about it.

[Roxanne G]

My website update:

http://www.earndollarathome.ws

Enjoy!

Renee

Interesting.  My feeling was that it is a little cluttered, but interesting.  Not bad. 

[KChua]

Hi all,

I just re-do my whole GDI website layout to include all my biz opp and adsense code.
http://bestlink.ws

Any comments for improvement?

Ken

[Roxanne G]

Hi all,

I just re-do my whole GDI website layout to include all my biz opp and adsense code.
http://bestlink.ws

Any comments for improvement?

Ken

OOHHH I'm probably going to get slammed for this, but...

If you are going to have your site in English, you need to use proper grammar and not use "chat lingo" such as u instead of you and btw instead of by the way, etc...  There are many programs that will underline improper grammar and misspellings.  This is one of my biggest pet peeves, so I couldn't read anything past the first page. 

If you're in a forum like this one or in a chat room, that's fine, but not on a website.

If you need help with the English language, there are website development people out there who can help you put things in the proper form to look professional.  You are wanting to portray a professional image and your site layout looks GREAT, but when you start reading, ouch. 

Just my opinion. 

[AllanHeath]

can any one please give me some advice for my web site i am not very creative and have never done any web sites before any help would be appreciated heres my page


www.allheat.ws


thanks in advance,
Allan

[B Mark]

So much to learn in so little time. Anyway I tried to implement what I have learned about websites. Focus on "you" (the visitor). Keep it profesional looking but keep it focused with out too many things to distract the main reason for the site's existance. Keep it personal, build relationships, no corporate language that puts people to sleep. You all are familiar with websites and GDI but please try and look at my site like you are just starting to look for a home based business. Could you answer these questions?

1) Is there enough information given to get you interested enough to click on the banner for more information (this relates to Page 1)?
2) Is it too simple so that it looks like an amerature did it? I am one but thats beside the point, eh!
3) Does anything jump out as being a violation of GDI's terms and conditions?

If you have any suggestions I appreciate the simple ones. Just kidding, any feedback is a benefit.

I am a professional mechanical engineer. Mechanical engineers are sometimes called "Gear Heads." Point being: I am not a professional website builder or computer programmer. There is a learning curve. If you want to pray for me that will be fine too. Thanks for your time my friends and colleagues.

Regards,

Mark
www.yourbusinessweb.ws

P.S. Where iz tha spel chekker?

[Katie V]

Hello Mark!
First, congratulations for accomplishing a website!! It's an excersize in patience (for us newbie, un-webbers) isn't it? I'm by no means an expert on it, but have spent MANY hours clicking on others websites to see what's out there. My only real suggestion is to make it a little more personal (i.e. a picture of yourself, family, etc) to make it more inviting for others to see that "it COULD be ME" doing this. I think if you just put more of your personality into what you say, it would take the "mechanical" part out of it! Overall: well done & to the point. AND I AGREE about the spellcheck!! Best of luck to you, Katie