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Dec 13, 2020 08:14:18   #
jackerayc Loc: Southeast Texas
 
Hello all. I went ahead and posted this in Links and Resources because I figured it would end up here anyway. I went live in October with my online shopping website. I have my Home Page set as the landing page.
https://www.jcolbeyphotos.com
I need some productive feedback on what would improve my site to make the sales. All comments are welcomed. I know advertising is a must, but what I am looking for here is once they land on my site what would keep them here and produce the sales?
Here is a direct link to the Shop Page.
https://www.jcolbeyphotos.com/shop/home?token=5ILUsHjbwUCik-ZRA5P9lg~~

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Dec 13, 2020 08:17:35   #
jackerayc Loc: Southeast Texas
 
I would like to add that I have a coupon code now through December 31, 2020
JCPSAVE25 at checkout will take 25% off sitewide

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Dec 13, 2020 08:41:06   #
sr71 Loc: In Col. Juan Seguin Land
 
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Dec 13, 2020 08:44:09   #
ecobin Loc: Paoli, PA
 
I think you have a very well thought out website. I suggest that you join all the social media platforms and link your website there. You might ask friends and family to do the same.

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Dec 13, 2020 08:44:44   #
Bison Bud
 
I'd put just what products are being offered and their associated pricing up front on the home page. Some info. on products offered does show up on the "About" page, but not nearly adequate in my eyes. The galleries are nice and I know you want to show off your work, but I for one wouldn't spend much time looking if I didn't know up front how much I was expected to spend. Good luck with this endeavor.

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Dec 13, 2020 08:44:52   #
Say Cheese Loc: Eastern PA
 
I took a quick look at your site. If I was to look for a print for a friend of mine, I would look for cars, tractors, trains and other things that would catch their attention. If that type of print is there I did not locate them.

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Dec 13, 2020 08:48:03   #
Robert1 Loc: Davie, FL
 
It looks and navigates fine to me. I see no navigational flaws that would distract from buying. Must likely, your problem is on search engines, like Google. Probably, your domain is not at the top of the search engine.
I don't really know how that work in the advertising world of search engines, but this could be one of the reasons why. Also, your business is one, that right now very few companies around the world is using. Most businesses are hurting economically. Their budget is very tight.

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Dec 13, 2020 08:53:37   #
jackerayc Loc: Southeast Texas
 
ecobin wrote:
I think you have a very well thought out website. I suggest that you join all the social media platforms and link your website there. You might ask friends and family to do the same.


Thanks for the comment.

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Dec 13, 2020 08:55:11   #
frankraney Loc: Clovis, Ca.
 
jackerayc wrote:
Hello all. I went ahead and posted this in Links and Resources because I figured it would end up here anyway. I went live in October with my online shopping website. I have my Home Page set as the landing page.
https://www.jcolbeyphotos.com
I need some productive feedback on what would improve my site to make the sales. All comments are welcomed. I know advertising is a must, but what I am looking for here is once they land on my site what would keep them here and produce the sales?
Here is a direct link to the Shop Page.
https://www.jcolbeyphotos.com/shop/home?token=5ILUsHjbwUCik-ZRA5P9lg~~
Hello all. I went ahead and posted this in Links a... (show quote)


The only thing I might do is add some space between the photos....

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Dec 13, 2020 08:55:29   #
jackerayc Loc: Southeast Texas
 
Bison Bud wrote:
I'd put just what products are being offered and their associated pricing up front on the home page. Some info. on products offered does show up on the "About" page, but not nearly adequate in my eyes. The galleries are nice and I know you want to show off your work, but I for one wouldn't spend much time looking if I didn't know up front how much I was expected to spend. Good luck with this endeavor.


Thank you for the input. I was actually thinking of doing this and am looking into the best way to lay it out.

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Dec 13, 2020 08:57:41   #
jackerayc Loc: Southeast Texas
 
Say Cheese wrote:
I took a quick look at your site. If I was to look for a print for a friend of mine, I would look for cars, tractors, trains and other things that would catch their attention. If that type of print is there I did not locate them.


Thanks for looking. Not much of those up, yet. I have some on my PC and will be creating a new page with that theme in the future.

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Dec 13, 2020 08:58:43   #
Chadp Loc: Virginia Beach
 
Robert1 wrote:
It looks and navigates fine to me. I see no navigational flaws that would distract from buying. Must likely, your problem is on search engines, like Google. Probably, your domain is not at the top of the search engine.
I don't really know how that work in the advertising world of search engines, but this could be one of the reasons why. Also, your business is one, that right now very few companies around the world is using. Most businesses are hurting economically. Their budget is very tight.
It looks and navigates fine to me. I see no naviga... (show quote)


This is probably the main reason. You need to know how many people are seeing your site and you need to invest in ways to increase the visits. I hired an SEO for my company’s website. It takes time though. It took about a year to move my company near the top of Google’s search engine.

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Dec 13, 2020 08:59:27   #
paparue Loc: Bedford Virginia
 
I don't see anything wrong with the web site, my issue is I don't see anything that I would consider fine art. I'm not putting down your work or your web site, and just because I don't find the pictures very artworthy doesn't mean that other people won't. Keep trying and I hope im wrong.

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Dec 13, 2020 09:04:15   #
jackerayc Loc: Southeast Texas
 
Robert1 wrote:
It looks and navigates fine to me. I see no navigational flaws that would distract from buying. Must likely, your problem is on search engines, like Google. Probably, your domain is not at the top of the search engine.
I don't really know how that work in the advertising world of search engines, but this could be one of the reasons why. Also, your business is one, that right now very few companies around the world is using. Most businesses are hurting economically. Their budget is very tight.
It looks and navigates fine to me. I see no naviga... (show quote)


I ran an ad through Google last month. However, as you commented here, I am limited on advertising funds because of the hurting economy as well. I was laid off from my career of 26 years in March and haven’t found another job yet. I will be advertising more as I can get the funds. Thanks for the comment.

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Dec 13, 2020 09:07:32   #
jackerayc Loc: Southeast Texas
 
Chadp wrote:
This is probably the main reason. You need to know how many people are seeing your site and you need to invest in ways to increase the visits. I hired an SEO for my company’s website. It takes time though. It took about a year to move my company near the top of Google’s search engine.


Thank you for the feedback.

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