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Here are a few tips to make the site in question less forgettable :

I have included two of my own redesigns of Crawford House Collectibles in my review. http://jetstream-technologies.com/crawford.html and http://jetstream-technologies.com/crawtest.html

My name is Randy Justason and I have been involved in the online marketing business for only a short while, therefore you may view the following review in light of that.

When Crawford House Collectibles noted they needed some help in developing their web site they were being very honest with the rest of us. There is nothing on this web site that would entice me to go beyond the Home Page.

For me, the key to revising this site is to look at each element and say: does it help or hinder the customer?

Some readers don't send in a lengthy review, but all comments are worth a mention! Here are a few of the short ones.

There are 2 main kinds of websites. One is a sales site and the other is an information site. The key to selling products online is knowing that a good portion of your visitors are not coming to buy stuff but rather coming to get information. So by providing them information for free and linking it with your products, you will probably see a better bottom line.

In the article written by Jackie, a call for a review was made. I make the below comments in the interests of helping out, and I am purposely critical. Not in the hopes that it will anger or frustrate you, but in the hopes that the criticism will help you to better your companies website.