A Site Review Of Ent Federal Credit Union By Ten Readers.

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Ent Federal Credit Union is the largest locally owned financial institution in Colorado Springs. EntFederal.com provides a wide range of financial services which include – Internet account access (Ent@ccess Online Banking), online Bill Payments (Ent@ccess Bill Pay), 24-hour loan applications, 24-hour-a-day transactions by phone (Entell24), and investment services.

To increase sales, instead of displaying banners or ads on your website, write a review. On your main page, display a short intriguing paragraph with a link to your full review. For example, this is the text that was displayed on the main page of Web-Source.net which was a lead in to the main review of “Make Your Site Sell.”

Landis + Gyr offers a comprehensive line of metering products and services that have applications ranging from the power plant to commercial, industrial and residential settings. Our primary customers are utilities and utility supply companies. I talked with our marketing department about what we would like to have as the focus of the critique.

I read WebProNews every time I see it in my inbox, or if I don’t have time, I put it in my TODO folder.

I have a folder named “WebProNews” where I save all the past issues that pertain to my work.

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To attract interested vacation planners with an appealing, tropical themed site. Once they enter the site it is our goal to provide helpful, useful and interesting travel planning information. When there is an interested party, the site should guide them to inquire further via the phone or e-mail. Hopefully the visitors will have a pleasant visual experience as well as learning something from the content.

We usually don’t get carried away submitting thank you notes on written content. This week’s WebProNews newsletter made the difference in our business.

A few days ago I spoke with Garrett to discuss some ideas I had for new articles, and he told me that he had countless requests for web site reviews. It seemed like a great opportunity to share my opinion on specific sites so I offered to write some reviews in lieu of an article. However, once I had a chance to look at the sites, I noticed that all the requests expressed more concern for finding the right key words and meta tags than they did for writing energetic, effective copy that attracts.

Dear Garrett …

I really appreciate the opportunity to voice my views.

1) First and foremost, the thing I like about the way you handle WebPro is that you give variety. You don’t constantly harp on the same topic or issue, and you don’t do a lot of “high pressure selling.”

I’m a frequent reviewer with a site that is in trouble. The site, www.NaturesFlavors.com, is an online superstore of natural products. We sell about 2500-3000 products, from aromatherapy products to syrups and juices to sugar-free products to flavors and fragrances.

The problem we’d like addressed is product layout. Lingerie comes in single pieces but we like to sell in sets. Tops and bottoms are quite often different sizes.

How do we layout our product to be:

- not confusing – allow single item purchase
- promote matching item purchases
- promote cross selling Is there information missing that would stop people from making a buying decision?

regards, Lucas mylingerie.net

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