bcdawkin
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What kind of luck have people had driving revenue selling gift cards, VIP cards, etc. via a website for their IBA? Is it worth the investment into an ecommerce site?
Yes, but to be careful what information I wiould give out. It's a bit difficult: All the information for the customer but nothing for the competitor. Maybe a lot of talk and no substance ;o)you mean make the best, most professional web site you can and hope it deters competitors?
IMO you don't have to worry about the competitor just keep ahead of them so that they are always "trying to keep up with the Jones".
WM, looks neat and clean. Why not post this link/map to your Directions page:Here it is. Let the critiques begin!
Keep in mind: I've spent about 1.5 hours total on this so far.
I have lots more to do to the site; add videos, more data, pictures, etc.
I paid under $90 and I realize you get what you pay for! However, I'm skeptical about the benefits of a website for this type business, and that's why I went simple, basic and inexpensive.
www.carwashanddetailing.us
Nice clean site. Re: font, man I've struggled with that for a long time. "They" say that the font used depends on the flavor of the site. If it's a fun, colorful site (i.e., car wash) it can have a fun font (i.e. bazooka, cartoon, etc), but if it's a more formal site (law firm) it should have dignified fonts (presidential, arial narrow). They also say to not get too creative with fonts because not all computers/monitors will see them as intended. I know my computer at the car wash can't see Brush Script font.I like the music! Good website. I will look at it more when I have time.
Not crazy about the generic font used in much of the text.
I like the old photos; those look like a couple cool guys.
How much did your site cost?