Thanks Steven.
I remember getting into an e-discussion about websites on a soaping
e-mail group. One person claimed that it didn't matter if there were
spelling mistakes or typos on her site, it was the product that people
came for. I countered that typos and spelling mistakes make a statement
about the effort that person puts into things - if they don't care that
the website has errors, will they care if the soap is substandard?
:-)
Riva
Steven Olson wrote:
I think they're crazy to say this. For something as common as windows, a
prospect will comparison shop. A bad website = lack of credibility. Their
site is not good.
FWIW, I would close the tab on this site as soon as I saw the "get a quote"
page. I will not communicate through a web form unless the company has a
monopoly on a product or service that I *REALLY* want. On top of that, the
quote form is simply an "add me to your mailing list" form, since there is
no data about the windows being quoted (unless it's on a secondary page).
The website is also a bit hard to read due to lack of paragraphs, etc.;
again, I'd simply go somewhere else.
Good Luck
/steven
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