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Final design before ‘chop up’ Posted in Website Design, Concocted by Mike Perk, 4 comments
Published on 17 October 2006

Ok – thanks everyone for the feedback on ‘creating a profitable website’ design. This is the final permutation of the layout before we ‘chop it up’ into HTML. Now I will launch into setting up the pay-per-click campaign. Yeeha!

Home page (below)

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Gallery page (below)

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Mike is the Managing Director of digital marketing agency World Wide Creative and co-founder of The Heavy Chef Project. A video blogger who happens to know a fair amount about web marketing; presenting on SEO, Usability and Analytics at digital conferences and marketing courses worldwide. A passionate Spurs fan, Mike also co-hosts the popular football video blog: Free-Kick.tv.

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  1. Karin says
    (October 18, 2006, 11:14 am)

    One tiny comment: in the ‘tag line’ is says ‘decorate your house etc.
    for customer perception (as I’ve been told many times over) it’s better to say: your home (more personal).
    And it does work (well, for us ;-)

  2. Mike Perk says
    (October 18, 2006, 11:28 am)

    Nice Tip Karin. Andy – any pre-work Fred should be doing prior to starting a pay per clcikc campaign? I know with any SEO stuff I do a whole lot of keyword analysis prior to actually making any site changes? Is a keyword analysis important. Targeting the Tail? as they say.

  3. Mike Perk says
    (October 18, 2006, 11:29 am)

    p.s. nice to see we have the original of the world famous “Fred Reod – The Journey”, which is also available for reproduction. Might make it worth something :-)

  4. Freddy Rodrigues says
    (October 18, 2006, 2:46 pm)

    Big time – it’ll be worth millions once the site is up…

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