Website review v2

[mrapoc]

Howdy all.

Just a simple one for you - if you have a moment please take a look at the site and provide any feedback you can.

Let us know what you like/don't like and where I'm lacking content (case studies, home service section) please pop forward any ideas that spring to mind. I'm really trying to conquer my local area SEO and get some conversion. The local companies don't practise any SEO so I guess it should be easy.

Apart from that, I am going to rewrite the about section and focus on what/who Fresh PCs is. Then make a meet the team page (as there is two of us now).

Noteworthy is the sidebar on all pages apart from the home page. Not sure about the direction its gone. Maybe move the self checkin and status checker into a user area...I don't know

Throughout I've been trying to apply modern and white-hat SEO staying away from tag spamming, keyword stuffing and the usual old school stuff (that apart from looking ugly - no longer works). Site goal is to look more professional than what is available - but come across as friendly. Looking at "computer repair ludlow" for example, my ex workplace b*rder c*mputers comes up as top of organic searches - yet I half built that website (literally no content) but it still ranks better. Purely domain age? I'd love that top spot...

http://freshpcs.co.uk/

Cheers

 

[Bryce W]

Pretty good SEO on it. Titles, H1s and such are all fairly solid. From a usability perspective and not a search engine perspective, I would put a call to action at the bottom of the front page. "Get in touch now and find out how we can.... 123456789"

 

[mrapoc]

Thanks - I guess that would be a good idea for each service area pages too. The whole call to action thing is new to me but @goldmercury gave me quite few ideas on his video collection that I checked out last night.

 

[Dave1320]

I'd say we'll done. I have no complaints. I hope this works out for you. Job well done.

 

[bitznpcz]

Looks really nice. Very clean layout and easy to read. One minor point, as you're a limited company, you need the company registration details in your footer. e.g.:

"XYZ Enterprises Limited is a company registered in England and Wales with company number 1234567"

You should also have your registered company address listed - it's on the Contact Us page, but probably worth adding to the footer too...

See: https://www.gov.uk/running-a-limited-company/signs-stationery-and-promotional-material

 

[mrapoc]

That's great thanks guys

Best get on that!

 

[callthatgirl]

Looks pretty clean there kid! I like a black black as black font, but you can read it, so that's good lol. (I'm getting old)

 

[mrapoc]

Thanks Lisa

Might reshuffle home page.

What do you all think of the sidebar? I feel its a bit out of place but not really sure

 

[cypress]

Always liked your site. Simple and clean. I like that you added the map and the hours of operation on the bottom. Very clean.

 

[TechLady]

Nice! Like it!

 

[mrapoc]

Thanks. I think tech lady has seen the full width version. Still messing but looks a bit modern now I feel

 

[JohnKennex]

looks really good, I like the tea idea. I hope it works out well for you! I'm guessing you syndicate your blog?

 

[Steve202]

I was looking at your website the other night, I really like it.

My only suggestion is to make the call to get a quote and your number a little bigger.

 

[SpaceSquad]

I have the same theme...

Very nice - can I ask how you are implementing the blog into the theme? Looking at a better way to do it and I like how yours works.

edit/ I like your review section a lot - can I also know what you did to put that in?

 

[mrapoc]

Vantage theme? Theme options then blog and change it to grid I do believe

The big image doesn't load if screen resolution is below a certain amount. Using @media CSS

At the moment I really am trying to hammer the seo aspect. Annoying thing is I "made" the main competitors website. Well half made...well less than half and its still top of the listing.

Must purely be age of domain and back links. Moving icons are made using font awesome