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new website

hello everyone

could you all give opinions on my new website, updated from previous designer, so would like honest opinions

www.yewtreelandscapes.co.uk

thanks phil

Started by phil smith yewtreelandscapes.com in Business

11 Replies · Reply by Geoffrey King Feb 14, 2018

Hello from New Member

To LJN,

I wanted to introduce myself and reach out to the community. I am one of the co-founders of fastgardener and gained experience in the landscaping industry at a South London gardening firm.

Our company helps clients book professional gardene

Started by Mike Wong in Business

102 Replies · Reply by Mike Wong Mar 18, 2017

Upgraded Website - Feedback Please ?

Hi folks

All this downtime has given me chance to revamp my website and I would really welcome your feedback and suggestions as to how I may improve it further. It seems daft not to tap into all the knowledge and experience within the group and I know

Started by Ray Littlewood in Marketing

16 Replies · Reply by Geoffrey King Dec 26, 2016

New Website from Tracmaster

Hello all! Some of you may be aware that we have had a number of issues with our website. Issues such as our site being taken offline with no warning because we were slowing our host's servers too much.

As a result, we decided that it was as good a ti

Started by Tracmaster Ltd in Machinery, Marketing, and Social Media

10 Replies · Reply by Tracmaster Ltd Dec 23, 2016

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Got a website?

If you have a website, have you ever wondered if it's working?

There is a service, which is free, which will monitor your website and tell you what your up time is. Our blog, has 99.7% and our website 99.76% up time. You would think your host would

Started by Geoffrey King in Social Media

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One.com, Ipage, Arvixe, GoDaddy, Ehost, SiteGround & the other 5 million host providers

Hello, I have spent the last few days trying to decide who to make my new website with (last one was a very poor template from yola which cost £16 per month and achieved very little). Since looking around, it seems very apparent that all the review c

Started by Ashley Robbins in Business

3 Replies · Reply by Robbie Sep 16, 2015

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Sell surplus stock & machinery through landscapesupplier.co.uk

We've all done it. Overestimated on materials or had a job cancellation that's left is with surplus stock. Got more machines than you need or have machinery that others might benefit from the spares?

Help is at hand.

www.landscapesupplier.co.uk will

Started by Phil Voice in Suppliers

2 Replies · Reply by Phil Voice Jun 12, 2015

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Gardenforum gets a facelift

For anyone who likes keeping up with all the latest garden retail news, the Gardenforum has a new fresh look to its website.

See it here: http://www.gardenforum.co.uk/

Started by Phil Voice in Social Media

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Constructive criticism required

I have re-built my website as the last one was never with proper SEO in mind.

I would love to hear and good or bad bits that require a change

http://www.premierlawnsni.co.uk

Started by Robbie in Marketing

15 Replies · Reply by Robbie Feb 12, 2015

New CAMON website: Let us know what you think & win a T-Shirt competition!

Hello all,

Ready for Christmas?

Not sure how many of you are aware but we have launched a new website for our CAMON brand over at www.camon.co.uk. If you are a hire firm then be sure to sign up for access to spare parts information etcetera.

We are also

Started by Tracmaster Ltd in Machinery

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Website reviews do you use them?

Hi All,

We just updated our review section of our web site and it got me wondering if you guy's use customer reviews as a way to increase your sales or even promote how good you all are at your jobs, or what services you offer?.

As an online retailer I

Started by J S CountryTools in Social Media

15 Replies · Reply by Jeremy Bevan Mar 7, 2015

New website for our Landscape & Treework business - usability feed back appreciated

Hi all,

We have just been sorting out a website solely for the Landscape & Treework side of the business.

Can you take a minute and have a look and click about (I think we have all the links working).

All improvement & usability suggestions welcomed.

Started by Peter Woolnough

4 Replies · Reply by Peter Woolnough Jan 30, 2014

Review website build.

I have decided to build a review website designed for commercials companies and professionals users alike, the last discussion unfortunaly was abit vague so I have changed the approach, each machinery category will include a pricing structure to ensu

Started by Benjamin O'Neill in Machinery

7 Replies · Reply by Neal Barker @ Etesia uk Jan 13, 2014

What do you think of my new website?

Ive recently given up on the landscaping to focus on the tree surgery/garden maintenance side of the business and have changed the business name to Chris Auld Tree Services. I have also got a new website made up by Yell.

Have a look and tell me what y

Started by Chris Auld in Marketing

4 Replies · Reply by Chris Auld Dec 4, 2013

New Website !

http://shawgardens.co.uk/

I have just finished building a website for a member of LJN, all comments would be greatly appreciated, viewing problems, spelling, grammar, info missing, areas which need work on etc...

Ben

Started by Benjamin O'Neill in Marketing

9 Replies · Reply by Steve London Stone Oct 23, 2013

G J Garden Services

I welcome anyone to check my new garden maintenance website out and give me feedback on what is good or bad. http:/gjgardenservices.co.uk. I have just started my own business after working for someone else for the last five years and finding that wor

Started by Gary Jackson

0 Replies

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What's kind of conversion rate (contact) do you get from visitors to your website?

I've been getting a lot more visitors to my website recently and I've been keeping track of things using Google Analytics.

I have had a couple of enquiries via my site recently but I'm worried that maybe my site is not compelling enough to encourage p

Started by Dave Bruton in Marketing

1 Reply · Reply by Richard Boyd Mar 14, 2013

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Paving Expert Bolton: Mick Gammage, an SEO case study

We'll get to Mick shortly but first of all a bit about SEO.

When it comes to the internet SEO, there's not a one-size-fits-all.

Nobody can honestly say, hand on heart, that if one particular SEO is applied to one website that it can be successfully a

Started by Phil Voice in Marketing

30 Replies · Reply by Phil Voice May 25, 2013

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Why a good (cheap) website is vital for small businesses

An online presence is crucial to a small business, but getting it wrong can do more damage than good. Anthony Karibian of bOnline offers tips for creating the perfect website

In its annual survey of small businesses, the government revealed that the

Started by Phil Voice in Marketing

4 Replies · Reply by chris Feb 2, 2013

Addiction confession

Ok I know it’s not big and not clever and I really should get out more, but I have to confess I have become addicted to Google Analytics.

Ever since I tagged all of my website pages with the wondercode, I am finding that everyday I need a fix. If I do

Started by Jenny Bloom in Marketing

5 Replies · Reply by Richard Boyd Sep 28, 2012

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