Hello, I just launched a website for our new landscape business in Austin, TX. We got a custom website design from pagesovernight.com, a web marketing company in Austin. Could anyone please give us recommendations to add / remove anything that should or should not be online?
I would add a link to AcculawnSystems.com that will allow for you to give instant online quotes. You can see what the homeowner will see at AccuLawncare.com. Also, a good examples is memphisbestmowing.com.
In case you're not aware, in looking at your site, it looks as if you were sold what is actually a free templatemonster.com theme, one that doesn't work very well, and is in no way custom.
In Chrome/IE/Firefox, it's not rendering correctly. I don't know how much I would be recommending them.
If your post is legit, I would recommend making sure you have control over your domain name. In searching your domain registration, you seem to have been registered by your site's "design" firm, as you both show the same registration and name servers, as well as your sites reside on the same server.
The reason I caution you about controlling your own domain is that your design company's domain name is currently up for auction on GoDaddy Domain Auctions. This is in no way confidence inspiring as to the longevity or direction of what they seem to be doing.
You really need some help with your descriptive tags and your keywords for your website. It looks like you are trying to rank well for Texas. As others have mentioned above there is a lot going on!
Sold you a free theme, I would definitely always ask for references before doing any type of web building or SEO work!
____________ Destin Lawn Care Services
Long story, but this isn't a legitimate LCO as he presented. According to his profile, he hasn't been back since he linked to his site.
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