Been a while since I posted some of my home inspection websites, so here are just a couple that we launched this week. Still have some edits and need to proof read them though:
http://bluelobsterhomeinspection.com/
http://the-denver-home-inspector.com/
If you want to see more, visit our site 
https://fullviewdigital.com/
looks good
Thanks Mike 
no problem, mine is almost to where I want it
I just looked at your site on my phone - you are doing a great job so far!
Thanks but it’s slow and still has a few kinks…never did I imagine what a PITA and how time consuming SEO stuff could be lol…but it’s worth it 
Ian Robertson did my website and I’m pretty happy with it.
Thanks Paul
Looked at your pricing tab … it talked about 5-7 pages. Curious / My site has 8 tabs and about 17 - 18 pages under the main tabs.
How do you count pages? I think my site costs me about $135 p/yr unless I make changes
Looked at your pricing tab … it talked about 5-7 pages. Curious / My site has 8 tabs and about 17 - 18 pages under the main tabs.
How do you count pages? I think my site costs me about $135 p/yr unless I make changes
Meh, I don’t hold too close to that rule if people are reasonable and if you have the content written for those pages (and it is original and not copied from somewhere). I have had guys with 20 pages and I didn’t charge them extra even on our smallest plans - but they were reasonable. I have had clients that I had to hold to that limit though, because they wanted custom graphics and coding on every extra page. 99% of the time though - not usually an issue.
Here is one I released a couple days ago, for some reason I just like orange and black in a website - just looks cool http://661hi.com
I just glanced at the blue lobster home page and liked it a little slow loading but HATE THE POPUP. I may have just moved on as soon as that happened as a customer. There is little I like less than an POPUP on a website when trying to view. I found the flyover a cool thing in the beginning and figure that was why it loaded a little slow. Who did the sites for you?
Thanks! To answer your question, I built the websites :). The popup actually works really well. While some people don’t like it, it is good for capturing leads. It sends the person 4 automated emails after they enter their email address to get the book. One of my clients in San Diego had 13 leads from their popup in just 2 months. That is over a lead per week - not too shabby.
I’m with you here Ian… some people may hate these pop ups, but there’s no denying they work!
Also - the websites look great.
Thanks. As annoying as pop-ups are, they do work. I got a lead earlier today after I made my last post from one of my own pop-ups
Ian did our website and not only have we received compliments on it, our new site has brought in business all its own!
Just looked at it. That radial gradient in the banners really pops. Works well with both the white and black text too.
Looks good! I like the way the icons balloon up.