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Posted on 12.03.07 by Nick Lindauer @ 12:09 pm | Comments: |
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Alrighty, I’m trying to write this from a hotel in Chicago, so it will be brief as the connection is spotty at best. I just wanted to drop a short note to everyone out there to let folks know whats going on. Lately I’ve been disconnected from pretty much all things HSB - but not for any particular reason. I’m just enjoying life with a house these days - spent this past Saturday scaling our roof to get Christmas lights up - sorry to report but I didn’t break my neck ;-) .

I’m here in Chicago this week for work - as some of you know, my “real” job is something to do with websites. Well, that’s at least what seems to get translated to folks when I try to explain what I do. Just so we’re all on the same page, my official title is SEM Director - alternatively, Search Engine Marketing Director. I don’t design websites, but I do everything around getting visitors to a website and getting them to convert. So why this little blurb here on the HSB? Well, while doing a session this morning, a few questions were posed to me in regards to website conversions and as I discussed with the room full of small business website owners, my mind began to wander and I thought about all of the chilehead websites out there that start with the best of intentions but sometimes fail in the process.

So, all that being said - the thought crossed my mind to do website reviews. Here’s the deal - if you’d like your website and/or online marketing campaign reviewed, just send me a note below. Now - if you do submit your site for the free review, it will be posted here for all to learn from, so please be aware of that - all of the stipulations for product reviews apply. However, if you would like a private consultation you can contact me using the same form below and we can work something out. Will work for hot sauce is my moto. :-)

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When you submit your site, please let me know what areas you’d like me to touch on:
- SEO
- SEM (PPC & Online Media)
- Design
- Architecture
- Customer Conversion
- E-commerce
- All of the above?

And please make sure to submit using a working email address (and the website URL) - I will have questions and will need to contact you to get those answered.

P.S. Please don’t expect any sort of email response until I get back to TX. I may get to you before Friday, but no promises.


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Comment #1:
Comment by Jim- StepUpForCharity.org (1537) - 12/3/2007 @ 1:19 pm | [ Quote ]

Wow! Happy to take advantage of such a generous offer :-) Thanks!!

Comment #2:
Comment by Lee@DC (643) - 12/3/2007 @ 1:41 pm | [ Quote ]

Great idea, Nick. I think this is one of the hardest areas for the do-it-yourselfer to get going when consumed with production, FDA regs, etc. Marketing is a giant black hole you can keep throwing money in unless you know what you’re doing. I’m sure this will be hugely beneficial for guys like us. Thanks!

Comment #3:
Comment by DK (2470) - 12/3/2007 @ 2:14 pm | [ Quote ]

so please be aware of that - all of the stipulations for product reviews apply

So it’ll be a blind review and nobody will know what website it is until the very end?

;)

Comment #4:
Comment by Nick (1017) - 12/3/2007 @ 2:40 pm | [ Quote ]

Just for you dk r

Comment #5:
Comment by Nick (1017) - 12/3/2007 @ 2:52 pm | [ Quote ]

wow that comment came out ierd - sorry, on the mobiles

Comment #6:
Comment by Lars (159) - 12/3/2007 @ 3:19 pm | [ Quote ]

Thanks for the offer Nick! I’m always up for input and good information! -Lars-

Comment #7:
Comment by Sam (328) - 12/3/2007 @ 3:36 pm | [ Quote ]

When our site finally gets updated (our guy just does it on the side) I would really like some professional feedback

Comment #8:
Comment by Uncle Big (557) - 12/3/2007 @ 4:00 pm | [ Quote ]

Message sent, we’d for sure love your input Nick!

Comment #9:
Comment by Steve (31) - 12/3/2007 @ 4:18 pm | [ Quote ]

PM’D ya earlier. My site is average and needs work. Thanks and let me know how many pallets of sauce you will require.

Comment #10:
Comment by denzel (11) - 12/3/2007 @ 4:32 pm | [ Quote ]

Nick, you are the man! I’d love to have you look at our site, and really appreciate your most generous offer! Cheers!

Comment #11:
Comment by DK (2470) - 12/3/2007 @ 4:41 pm | [ Quote ]

Nick on 12/3/2007 at 2:40 pm said:

Just for you dk r

LOL!! Thanks Nick! :lol:

Nick on 12/3/2007 at 2:52 pm said:

wow that comment came out ierd - sorry, on the mobiles

Hey, it’s Leroy’s Birthday, talk about weird! 8O

Comment #12:
Comment by Gildo (385) - 12/3/2007 @ 6:48 pm | [ Quote ]

For anyone who has PhotoShop and knows how to use it, I recently ran across a really cool plug-in that allows you to build your entire site in layers in PhotShop and then make the site fully functional through PhotoShop - as opposed to exporting layers to a web design software program and still having to deal with XML, HTML, java or other facets of web programming and functionality that can be difficult or hard to understand.

http://www.medialab.com/sitegrinder/

Comment #13:
Comment by Buddah (566) - 12/3/2007 @ 11:27 pm | [ Quote ]

Thats nice of you Nick, sounds like you will be kept busy. I only wish I had a website to review.

Hey Uncle Big, I think your website absolutely rocks. Not too shabby even for a Canadian, eh? ;)

Comment #14:
Comment by BLAIR (211) - 12/4/2007 @ 1:22 am | [ Quote ]

Hey All, I have a Special Email coming later this week.(Or as I soon as I know for sure) Its all Very Great…Just wanted to give the FYI…Happy Season To All and To All a Good Night…Feel Alive Your Chilipal BLAIR

Comment #15:
Comment by Arizona Jack (1284) - 12/4/2007 @ 2:30 am | [ Quote ]

Count me in Nick, we are in the process of updating and getting that stoopid mail system of mine to work right.

Comment #16:
Comment by Uncle Big (557) - 12/4/2007 @ 11:46 am | [ Quote ]

BLAIR on 12/4/2007 at 1:22 am said:

Hey All, I have a Special Email coming later this week.(Or as I soon as I know for sure) Its all Very Great…Just wanted to give the FYI…Happy Season To All and To All a Good Night…Feel Alive Your Chilipal BLAIR

BLAIR, stay on topic!! :0
I keed, I keed!!
I’m sure will be great. Happy Holidays

Comment #17:
Comment by Uncle Big (557) - 12/4/2007 @ 11:49 am | [ Quote ]

Buddah on 12/3/2007 at 11:27 pm said:

Thats nice of you Nick, sounds like you will be kept busy. I only wish I had a website to review.

Hey Uncle Big, I think your website absolutely rocks. Not too shabby even for a Canadian, eh? ;)

Thanks Buddah. Yeah we just got that new fangled interweb up here a little while ago.
I’ve just upgraded from my Commodore 64 to a Pentium 233 megahurts with a floppy drive.
You know what they say, we’re five years behind up here in God’s Country.

Comment #18:
Comment by Adam2 (284) - 12/4/2007 @ 7:24 pm | [ Quote ]

Uncle Big on 12/4/2007 at 11:49 am said:

Thanks Buddah. Yeah we just got that new fangled interweb up here a little while ago.
I’ve just upgraded from my Commodore 64 to a Pentium 233 megahurts with a floppy drive.
You know what they say, we’re five years behind up here in God’s Country.

Oh man… I miss my Commodore 64… I think I’m gonna cry :cry:

Comment #19:
Comment by Rick (8) - 12/11/2007 @ 10:09 am | [ Quote ]

Lee@DC on 12/3/2007 at 1:41 pm said:

Great idea, Nick. I think this is one of the hardest areas for the do-it-yourselfer to get going when consumed with production, FDA regs, etc. Marketing is a giant black hole you can keep throwing money in unless you know what you’re doing. I’m sure this will be hugely beneficial for guys like us. Thanks!

Amen to that

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