Comments on: How to Create Great Websites Fast: Fire Your Webmaster http://easyonme.com/blog/on-the-web-in-an-hour/how-to-create-great-websites-fast-fire-your-webmaster/ Build a better business. Build a better life. Tue, 07 Sep 2010 19:53:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Phil http://easyonme.com/blog/on-the-web-in-an-hour/how-to-create-great-websites-fast-fire-your-webmaster/comment-page-1/#comment-487 Phil Sun, 21 Feb 2010 16:15:55 +0000 http://easyonme.com/blog/?p=149#comment-487 Hi Tom, Great idea for a product, but I would not buy it based on the sales page alone. Garish is definitely the right word. It looks like just another scammy make-cash-fast type of ploy. It's pushy, there's the enormous buy now buttons everywhere, the red and blue color scheme is way too aggressive, and the layout is horrible (I looked at it in IE, Firerox, and Safari). Key #1 to selling a good web design solution is making sure that your sales site itself is well-designed. This one fails on several fronts: the color and font scheme, too many words packed together in a small area, inconsistent spacing (the leading and kerning is all over the place), and there are random characters before your form field (?). I have noticed those on this site as well. A sales web site that was a bit more elegant would make me much more interested in the solution. This one looks like it was made by and 11-year-old. (No offense to your daughter!) Love eSnipe, best of luck with your new product. Hi Tom,

Great idea for a product, but I would not buy it based on the sales page alone. Garish is definitely the right word. It looks like just another scammy make-cash-fast type of ploy. It’s pushy, there’s the enormous buy now buttons everywhere, the red and blue color scheme is way too aggressive, and the layout is horrible (I looked at it in IE, Firerox, and Safari).

Key #1 to selling a good web design solution is making sure that your sales site itself is well-designed. This one fails on several fronts: the color and font scheme, too many words packed together in a small area, inconsistent spacing (the leading and kerning is all over the place), and there are random characters before your form field (?). I have noticed those on this site as well.

A sales web site that was a bit more elegant would make me much more interested in the solution. This one looks like it was made by and 11-year-old. (No offense to your daughter!)

Love eSnipe, best of luck with your new product.

]]> By: zimberto http://easyonme.com/blog/on-the-web-in-an-hour/how-to-create-great-websites-fast-fire-your-webmaster/comment-page-1/#comment-485 zimberto Sat, 20 Feb 2010 04:18:08 +0000 http://easyonme.com/blog/?p=149#comment-485 Dude, too many words. People have a 5 second attention span on the web. Offer them the world in 5 seconds, then back off. Dude, too many words. People have a 5 second attention span on the web. Offer them the world in 5 seconds, then back off.

]]> By: Bob Pulliam http://easyonme.com/blog/on-the-web-in-an-hour/how-to-create-great-websites-fast-fire-your-webmaster/comment-page-1/#comment-482 Bob Pulliam Mon, 15 Feb 2010 17:20:01 +0000 http://easyonme.com/blog/?p=149#comment-482 Tom - I've followed your thoughts and comments regarding easyoneme.com and am interested - I signed up for your free minicourse. Actually, I'm ready to sign up - and pay - for the full information, but (of course) would like to do so at minimum exposure (read: cost). I've used eSnipe for a long time; I certainly remember when you bought the company, and was a paid user then. What sort of discount do you envision for a long-time eSniper? I need to build a website for a new dog treat company we're launching and have absolutely no background in web design. By the way, the sales page is, indeed, garish. But if that's what sells... Thanks, Bob Pulliam Tom – I’ve followed your thoughts and comments regarding easyoneme.com and am interested – I signed up for your free minicourse. Actually, I’m ready to sign up – and pay – for the full information, but (of course) would like to do so at minimum exposure (read: cost).

I’ve used eSnipe for a long time; I certainly remember when you bought the company, and was a paid user then. What sort of discount do you envision for a long-time eSniper? I need to build a website for a new dog treat company we’re launching and have absolutely no background in web design.

By the way, the sales page is, indeed, garish. But if that’s what sells…

Thanks,

Bob Pulliam

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