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[cutnuplawnservice]

Hey everyone please check out our site, feel free to comment and add your suggestions. Thank you!! http://cutnuplawnservice.yolasite.com/

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[The Cleaning Doctor]

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Buy your own domain and host it and then create a site. I would not hire someone that used this free hosting crap. Sorry but you have to look at it from the customers point of view.

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[willshome]

Originally Posted by The Cleaning Doctor

Buy your own domain and host it and then create a site. I would not hire someone that used this free hosting crap. Sorry but you have to look at it from the customers point of view.

My website costs me $3 a month all in IPAGES.COM thats one mow a year

You have a good start need a little more
under SERVICES describe each service at the bottom of the page. Google loves words on topic (helps with rank) and it makes it look like you know what your talking about

[LawnBoy0311]

Call me crazy but I like these kind of sites. They are simple and basic. Not too much to look at, and to the point. Sometimes websites make a company look MUCH bigger than they are but check this out:

I clicked on the link to look at the site. Within a few minutes, I learned he's been married for over 15 years (which to many means he's commited), and been in business for over 4 years which tells me he's a hard worker to make it during a near economic collapse.

I do agree with the point about switching the domain.

Other than that, nice site! I really like it!

[cutnuplawnservice]

Originally Posted by The Cleaning Doctor

Buy your own domain and host it and then create a site. I would not hire someone that used this free hosting crap. Sorry but you have to look at it from the customers point of view.

How do I do that?

[cutnuplawnservice]

Originally Posted by LawnBoy0311

Call me crazy but I like these kind of sites. They are simple and basic. Not too much to look at, and to the point. Sometimes websites make a company look MUCH bigger than they are but check this out:

I clicked on the link to look at the site. Within a few minutes, I learned he's been married for over 15 years (which to many means he's commited), and been in business for over 4 years which tells me he's a hard worker to make it during a near economic collapse.

I do agree with the point about switching the domain.

Other than that, nice site! I really like it!

Thanks that was the info I was trying to convey.

[cutnuplawnservice]

Originally Posted by willshome

My website costs me $3 a month all in IPAGES.COM thats one mow a year

You have a good start need a little more
under SERVICES describe each service at the bottom of the page. Google loves words on topic (helps with rank) and it makes it look like you know what your talking about

When yo say describe the service do you mean explain in detail what each service includes??

Services we offer:
Lawn Maintenance
Spring & Fall clean up
Leaf removal
Mulch Installs
Light hauling

[willshome]

What I mean by adding descriptions is just make a list and then at the bottom of the page put on a description for each item. check out my website that will help you out a little bit on what I mean most people are just going to look at the top and go okay he does fall cleanup but then you can describe what is a fall cleanup is. I use weebly to build my site very easy and free with $3

[cutnuplawnservice]

Originally Posted by willshome

What I mean by adding descriptions is just make a list and then at the bottom of the page put on a description for each item. check out my website that will help you out a little bit on what I mean most people are just going to look at the top and go okay he does fall cleanup but then you can describe what is a fall cleanup is. I use weebly to build my site very easy and free with $3

Yes! Nice I got the idea now - thank you!!

[Steve]

Hi,

I'd suggest adding your service area and zip codes you service to your title. It's a little step you can take to improve your search engine ranking.