my new site is up-ish any feedback would be appreciated

[PerfectDayCoffee]

Perfect Day Coffee Roasters

 

[topher]

It works for me. I would add some pics of your actual roaster in action...just a thought. How has your response been? What are you doing to drive biz to your site? Good luck!

 

[PerfectDayCoffee]

Thanks Topher-
Just got it up so I am not sure about response No sales yet but its really up as a calling card so I could hit the street and get more wholesale sales Google analytics will kick in next week so I can see how many people spent time on each page.
I love my roaster but I didnt want to show my little 5k ambex- I kind of think the local probat guys wood Poo-Poo it - Do you think thats silly?

 

[topher]

Artisan...not small. Let them talk...proof is in the cup.

 

[JumpinJakJava]

Touche! Topher. Coffee is just like puddin'

 

[Ronc23]

I like the site... For me I like to learn about the coffee so I like the described characteristics for each offering! Are the pics for each section in there to temporarily fill the spot while under construction? I'm not sure a few of them tie into the section topic.

Good luck!

 

[cestrin]

Just a quick thought: Why is the Organic certification not on the same line as the fair trade/Rainforest alliance certifications? At the end of the day they're all certifications.

 

[BWest]

I agree with most of the comments that were already made. Maybe a little story on the home page would help traffic too?

 

[Redswing]

very nice! i'm building my own site now, and would be happy if it turned out like yours.

one note: when i clicked the "how to brew" pic on the home page, it linked me to your "about us page".

 

[montre]

I liked your website. Though there are some problems which I would like to share.

Hello PerfectDayCoffee,

I'm happy for your site is up and ready to do some business. Congrats! I have gone through your website and would like to bring few things to your notice. It is just a friendly analysis. :smile:

1. I see that the home page doesn't have any textual information. Hence, we cannot call it a "search engine friendly" page. In simple terms, it can be difficult for people to find your website because Google/Yahoo/Bing won't give it top ranking. My suggestion is, get some information written for your home page. That is MUST!

2. As noticed by Redswing, "How to Brew" topic through the image might be miss-linked. Currently it is linking to "About Us" page.

3. It seems like "Wholesale" link on the menu above is pointing to an incomplete page. The heading is saying "About Us" and the content is also not properly indented/aligned.

4. When you click on "Gift Shop" link from the menu then "How to brew" and "wholesale" link on the menu get disabled.

5. If possible, make your URL more easy to read. Currently they are like:
/#!wholesale/coub, /#!about-us/ciaa, /#!gift-shop/caji, /#!coffee-tech/c12pp, /#!cart/c11y1, etc... I suggest you should make them more sensible.

6. I'm seeing three extra "16 ounces" data here.

Get these issues rectified and then I'll proudly rate your website 10/10.
Hope you will find my analysis useful.