Rough website criticism welcome!

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brownbob06

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Http://www.infinigloss.com



Kind of a rough website I put up with a template from weebly. Feel free to critique it content and design wise. I have some experience in HTML and photoshop and dream weaver so if I get some time I may just build a custom site. It takes me a long time though spit probably won't be anytime soon.



The logo I went with was just one of the simple ones I designed so it will probably be changed.



Do you guys think it's ok to put a link on my Facebook page yet or does it look TOO unprofessional? I certainly don't want customers to get the wrong impression of my business and do want to convey a professional image.
 
Its a good start. Keep upgrading and improving as you go. When we first started our website it was pretty lame, but the more I researched other professional sites, i made small changes every week. We still change little things every once in a while.

I would definitely redesign your logo to something, clean and eye catching.

Add lots of informational content. Example: Frequently asked Questions, Explanation of your services in detail, Products used, Photos, About us, Reviews, links to other informational sites, Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, Yelp, Instagram etc.. Lots of content, info and pictures can boost your online relevance.

I would work on the site some more until you feel comfortable enough to share it facebook.

Hope your business does well.
 
Thanks! Yeah, the logo is really just something I threw together in SVG ink. I need to wait till I have the funds to go with something a little more eye catching. Photos I agree 100% on as well.



I originally started out with more detailed descriptions of the processes but then scrapped that idea because I thought Of my current and possible clientele and in all reality they don't care too much about what I use as long as they feel I'm knowledgeable and am using good products/taking good care of their cars.



One thing I definitely think it needs is more color and structure. I think some inline frames would really help a lot honestly.
 
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