Comments on: Flashturbation causes blindness http://www.spaboomblog.com/2007/flashturbation-causes-blindness Online marketing for spas, salons and massage therapists Mon, 13 Oct 2008 19:33:32 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 By: 'Dynamic' means ever-changing! - SpaBoom Blog http://www.spaboomblog.com/2007/flashturbation-causes-blindness#comment-22919 'Dynamic' means ever-changing! - SpaBoom Blog Fri, 25 Apr 2008 18:35:30 +0000 http://www.spaboomblog.com/2007/flashturbation-causes-blindness#comment-22919 [...] and we've avoided Flash (if you haven't already read Seth's posting on why, please [...] […] and we've avoided Flash (if you haven't already read Seth's posting on why, please […]

]]> By: Eva Sztupka-Kerschbaumer http://www.spaboomblog.com/2007/flashturbation-causes-blindness#comment-21465 Eva Sztupka-Kerschbaumer Fri, 07 Sep 2007 14:43:21 +0000 http://www.spaboomblog.com/2007/flashturbation-causes-blindness#comment-21465 You are so right! My husband demanded that he be allowed to design and build our website <a href="http://www.esspa.com" rel="nofollow">www.esspa.com</a>. From the beginning he said he wanted to design a site for the LCD (lowest common denomiator) user with a potential dial-up connection. What we ended up with is a 600+ page site that has every possible piece of information about our spa, our products and what we do. It has no flash, some pictures (all optimized for fast loading), and some dynamic html codes. Do other sites look cooler? You bet. Do other sites get as much traffic? Not a chance. ESSPA.com averages 200 unique visitors per day (over 1000 page views per day) and brings in more than $5,000 in direct internet sales per month. And best of all, ESSPA.com can be found in the NATURAL search listings for a host of keywords that are relevant to our location and services. We have web designers tell us all the time how terrible our site is but not a day goes by that a customer tells us how great it is. Who do you think we should listen to? If we hadn't done our own before SpaBoom showed up we might have used their Dynamic Websites, but my advice is to build a site based on your end user. And if you want some help, let us know. Good luck. You are so right!

My husband demanded that he be allowed to design and build our website www.esspa.com. From the beginning he said he wanted to design a site for the LCD (lowest common denomiator) user with a potential dial-up connection. What we ended up with is a 600+ page site that has every possible piece of information about our spa, our products and what we do. It has no flash, some pictures (all optimized for fast loading), and some dynamic html codes. Do other sites look cooler? You bet. Do other sites get as much traffic? Not a chance. ESSPA.com averages 200 unique visitors per day (over 1000 page views per day) and brings in more than $5,000 in direct internet sales per month. And best of all, ESSPA.com can be found in the NATURAL search listings for a host of keywords that are relevant to our location and services. We have web designers tell us all the time how terrible our site is but not a day goes by that a customer tells us how great it is. Who do you think we should listen to? If we hadn't done our own before SpaBoom showed up we might have used their Dynamic Websites, but my advice is to build a site based on your end user. And if you want some help, let us know. Good luck.

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