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    I had an hours play earlier and came up with this. So far:

    http://www.aps.webeden.co.uk/
    Last edited by Antshiel; 6 November 2008, 15:48.
    http://www.apspropertyfix.co.uk/

  • #2
    Originally posted by Antshiel View Post
    I had an hours play earlier and came up with this. So far:
    http://www.aps.webeden.co.uk/
    Looks very professional to me, i would have you fit my kitchen, well actually no i would'nt cos thats what i do for a living but if i did'nt i would let you, i like a man that takes a bit of pride in his work.
    If its not broke don't fix it.

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    • #3
      Originally posted by si tate View Post
      Looks very professional to me, i would have you fit my kitchen, well actually no i would'nt cos thats what i do for a living but if i did'nt i would let you, i like a man that takes a bit of pride in his work.
      Tarvrimuch. Members discount applies too you know.
      http://www.apspropertyfix.co.uk/

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      • #4
        looks really good that, mate.

        only 1 comment, the google ads are slow to load and load before everything else, which makes the pages take around 3-4 seconds to load, so nothing major. But unless you get paid for the advertising everytime someone clicks an internal link i'd try to put the main site contents into a frame or something so it just refreshes the frame and doesn't load a new ad if there's a way of doing that. Other than that it looks a really slick professional site to me.
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        =SOLD UP!=
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        • #5
          Originally posted by Antshiel View Post
          Tarvrimuch. Members discount applies too you know.
          Don't know what its like for you, but at the minute things have droped off a bit, what with the credit crunch, still ticking over nicely but i prefer to be snowed under.
          If its not broke don't fix it.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by nero279 View Post
            looks really good that, mate.

            only 1 comment, the google ads are slow to load and load before everything else, which makes the pages take around 3-4 seconds to load, so nothing major. But unless you get paid for the advertising everytime someone clicks an internal link i'd try to put the main site contents into a frame or something so it just refreshes the frame and doesn't load a new ad if there's a way of doing that. Other than that it looks a really slick professional site to me.
            Cheers dude. That's the problem with not having to pay for the site. They stick any adverts they like in and i don't pay. When i've set it up as i want it i'll pay the fees and the ads will be removed. Until then "it's a freebie" and i'll have to live with it short term.
            http://www.apspropertyfix.co.uk/

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            • #7
              Originally posted by si tate View Post
              Don't know what its like for you, but at the minute things have droped off a bit, what with the credit crunch, still ticking over nicely but i prefer to be snowed under.
              Things are a bit quieter than usual but still busy.
              http://www.apspropertyfix.co.uk/

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              • #8
                Originally posted by Antshiel View Post
                Cheers dude. That's the problem with not having to pay for the site. They stick any adverts they like in and i don't pay. When i've set it up as i want it i'll pay the fees and the ads will be removed. Until then "it's a freebie" and i'll have to live with it short term.
                like i said it's nowt major, wouldn't worry about it in the short term, let em have their adverts for a while, at least until you got the site up and running and how you want it, 3-4 seconds ain't a long load time really. Just something to bear in mind for when the time comes that you're in a position to do something about it.
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                =SOLD UP!=
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                • #9
                  Originally posted by nero279 View Post
                  like i said it's nowt major, wouldn't worry about it in the short term, let em have their adverts for a while, at least until you got the site up and running and how you want it, 3-4 seconds ain't a long load time really. Just something to bear in mind for when the time comes that you're in a position to do something about it.
                  They'll get their £2.49 a month when i've finished it then the ads are gone. There's a lot more work needed to finish it yet so hey ho.
                  http://www.apspropertyfix.co.uk/

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by Antshiel View Post
                    Things are a bit quieter than usual but still busy.
                    Good luck with it all mate, hopefully you will get some work from here, but knowing this lot you'll get paid in tyres & lift kits,but hey at least you'll have the best truck in town.
                    If its not broke don't fix it.

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by Antshiel View Post
                      I had an hours play earlier and came up with this. So far:
                      http://www.aps.webeden.co.uk/
                      As GWH isn't around, May I say.......

                      That looth like a thuperb webthite, thplendid mithter Thiel.

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                      • #12
                        Nice pro-looking site!

                        Never known a man need a whole box of gripfill to fit a kitchen before!
                        (on the windowcill in the pics)

                        Looks very smart, and is clear and easy to negotiate, what more could a punter want?

                        All the best with it.
                        Alan
                        www.amcbs.webeden.co.uk www.xjrestorations.co.uk

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                        • #13
                          Looks good to me Ant, Professional!!
                          Too young to die and too old to give a toss

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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by BUSHWHACKER View Post
                            As GWH isn't around, May I say.......

                            That looth like a thuperb webthite, thplendid mithter Thiel.
                            Well thankth mithter wackmeithter!

                            Originally posted by tintin View Post
                            Nice pro-looking site!

                            Never known a man need a whole box of gripfill to fit a kitchen before!
                            (on the windowcill in the pics)

                            That was for the skirting

                            Looks very smart, and is clear and easy to negotiate, what more could a punter want?

                            All the best with it.
                            Alan
                            Originally posted by POPEYE View Post
                            Looks good to me Ant, Professional!!
                            I didn't know it was so easy to do until now.
                            http://www.apspropertyfix.co.uk/

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                            • #15
                              OK, being picky but the first thing I noticed is that you say "i" all through the wording, instead of "I". Grammatical errors make it look a bit amateurish. Also, it suggests you are a "one man band". That can put off professional customers who are looking for a supplier that can meet their needs whatever, and sometimes they will discard anyone that gives that impression.

                              If it was me (and I did commission some advertising when I was self employed) I'd make use of the royal "we" whenever possible. It makes you look a bigger company, more professional and offers the customer a bit of comfort that you aren't going to fail to turn up because of the odd cold or domestic emergency. Other than that, looks good. Best of luck with it.
                              Mike G

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