Website (www.applelawns.com)

well your page source is plastered with www.freewebs.com html

[justin_time]

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Originally Posted by [b Quote[/b] (Apple Lawns @ Mar. 22 2008,11:36)] huh. What browser are you using? That's what I had when I opened your site. I was using IE 7

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Justin Pitre
Just in Time Yard Services

Originally Posted by [b

Quote[/b] (ritchiem @ Mar. 22 2008,1:28)]well your page source is plastered with www.freewebs.com html

Thats where I host the images, but the actual website it hosted at godaddy. Could that be a problem.

Originally Posted by [b

Quote[/b] (justin_time @ Mar. 22 2008,9:38)]

That's what I had when I opened your site.

I was using IE 7

Oh ok I use firefox, so I'll have to figure out what the it. Look at the site again I made some changes, I know none of the links work and there are water marks on the images, but I just want to see what it looks like. Im not done with it yet.

Justin could have looked at your site the second you applied an update or moved files. I checked all browsers and you are showing up fine.

Looking forward to new updates.

Originally Posted by [b

Quote[/b] (Apple Lawns @ Mar. 22 2008,9:40)]

Thats where I host the images, but the actual website it hosted at godaddy. Could that be a problem.

Not visually...it just makes a mess of your code. If you are paying for hosting why are you not hosting your own images?

Originally Posted by [b

Quote[/b] (ritchiem @ Mar. 22 2008,9:47)]

Not visually...it just makes a mess of your code. If you are paying for hosting why are you not hosting your own images?

I really should. I just couldnt find out how to upload the images to godaddy. I understans how to upload the pages. But ill figure out the images.

[justin_time]

Originally Posted by [b

Quote[/b] (Apple Lawns @ Mar. 22 2008,9:50)]

I really should. I just couldnt find out how to upload the images to godaddy. I understans how to upload the pages. But ill figure out the images.

if you know your FTP account.. well just use a program called Filezilla... less hard on the head... just click the file you want to upload on the folder on the hosting page and it's done. I usually upload my files right of way.. especially when i see I did a mistake.. correct it.. save it.. open filezilla.. connect to my site.. upload... done.. all within 2 minutes

[musician/lawnman]

I think It's comming along well man, I do think you have entirely too many email accounts though,
Inquire, billing, support, guarantee, review@applelawns.com

Who's got the time to check em' all everyday?

I think the caption under the support@applelawns.com (if you had a problem with ourservices or need us to re-service your lawn...) kinda sends the message that this problem is common enough you need a separate inbox for it. I would nix it. Or have one big generic account that says something like "contactus@applelawns.com - If you have any questions for or comments please contact us here!"

That's just my take.

Originally Posted by [b

Quote[/b] (musician/lawnman @ Mar. 23 2008,7:39)]I think It's comming along well man, I do think you have entirely too many email accounts though,
Inquire, billing, support, guarantee, review@applelawns.com

Who's got the time to check em' all everyday?

I think the caption under the support@applelawns.com (if you had a problem with ourservices or need us to re-service your lawn...) kinda sends the message that this problem is common enough you need a separate inbox for it. I would nix it. Or have one big generic account that says something like "contactus@applelawns.com - If you have any questions for or comments please contact us here!"

That's just my take.

Thanks, thats a good point. I'll fix that.