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[70.5CAMARO]

I just redid my website, it was plain and boreing, I was able to rig in a nicer template into yahoo.

https://www.affordablehonestautomotive.com

Looking for some thoughts

thanks

[Brian Lohnes]

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Something wonky with the link.

Brian

[70.5CAMARO]

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sorry helps if i spell it right

[fahrenschnell]

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Looks pretty good. You might want to spell check the entire site though.

I will have to drop by some time. I drive by there all the time.

Seth

[70.5CAMARO]

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I work full time with min301, thats what i do in the evening and o nthe weekends

[joe_rocket45]

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The car in your picture looks familiar, is it?

anyways I don't see the site on the first 4 pages in google for "charlotte, michigan automotive" (no quotes)

Would you like a free seo evaluation for being a car junkie, or more like a stage 1 seo option. It's a $150 value I'll provide 100% free and I think that in a months time or lees I can get you on the first page. For my friends auto repair I got hist site to #1 in the organic results, even beating automotix and yellowpages, granted I built his website from the ground up with that goal in mind and I've known him for well over 15 years. I was even able to out seo the local dealerships :D

[Monster]

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Jeremy,
You work full time with min301, then you go home and wrench in the evening and weekends then you have a hot rod hobby ? Holy smokes ! You are into the mechanicals huh ?

The site looks ok, but I would make some of the smaller text a slightly larger size, follow Seths recommendation and add some color.

Good luck.
;)

[min301]

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I work full time with min301, thats what i do in the evening and o nthe weekends

You couldn't spell, to save your life.

[OldUsedParts]

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First of all, our condolences for having to work with Min - - LOL - - J/K

A little color and font tweeking and the website will Rock 8)

[min301]

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First of all, our condolences for having to work with Min - - LOL - - J/K

A little color and font tweeking and the website will Rock 8)

What's that supposed to mean?
You know how much he's learned in a year?

[Monster]

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Spelling and punctuation or wrenching ?
;D

[min301]

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Wrenching, I can't spell much better.

[62-impala-ss]

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Gotta love the picture at 6 years old. Wrenching on a rebuild on the living room carpet. Those were the days!!

Gotta agree that you need to use spellcheck.
Potential customers will notice.

[min301]

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His dad worked for American Headmasters, back when I worked for VanPeenan.
So I was competing directly with him, in a bunch of classes(enginewise).
Wierd, huh?

[milner351]

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Overall I like the philosophy and the presentation - simple, to the point, honest, reliable folks doing quality work.  For sure do the spell check.

You guys aren't that far away - I may look into having you do some paint work - that's one thing I've not dove into much yet.


As far as competing directly against eachother in the past
-- Sometimes people you originally perceive as enemies, become your greatest friends.

I'm envious of doing what you love every day - I wanted to work on cars - Being an Engineer at Ford sort of does that - and I'm very thankful to still have a job in this business - but I still want to retire early and build cars and engines and spend my days in the shop, not the office.