Hi Heather,
Here's my thoughts. Hope they help.
Mitch
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Some consistency issues:
- some blue text is links (bottom nav), some is not (text headings)
- some white text is links(top nav), some is not (body text)
- some blue links (bottom nav) have a hover state of white and underlined,
one
This site is very similar, at least in theory, to a client site I worked on:
http://www.weddingshape.com/
Same basic concept as far as sales tactics but an obvious (I hope)
difference in target audience. Where my client's site has WAY TOO
MUCH information, I think the prison yard workout site
I agree with Robert -- the problem is a psychological one. This is a
classic problem of a desireability though positioning, not one of
site design.
With that said, perception of a product is not about you/the company
states a customer should remember when they walk away from a
brand/product, it's
On Tue, Jul 1, 2008 at 9:31 AM, Victor Solanoy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The product name already has a negative element for most people.
Products people purchase are a reflection of either their immediate
needs, wants or who they desire to be (among other things). The
greater the association
http://www.prisonyardworkout.com
Wow. OK, I'll bite.
I think your conversion rate issue runs more deeply into psychology than
interface design. The product may be great, and with such a reasonable price
tag, the potential benefits likely far outweigh the barrier to entry. The
site also has
Hiya Heather,
I couldn't resist, after clicking the link...hope this doesn't
sound too harsh, but here goes...
The two biggest things that leapt out at me after visiting the home
page were: This looks like gay porn, and What are they selling?
Erm...probably not the two reactions he's looking
Questions:
What do you mean by convert? Is it transactions completed, Lock
Down Diet sign ups, contact requests, or something else entirely?
How are you measuring these conversions?
Imagery and product stigmas aside, my big issue is that it is very
unclear what you get: how long is the video?
