Looking for input

rgi625 · #1 (**permalink**) 04-15-2006, 09:22 AM

First of all thanks for all the great information that all of you have put out in this site.
I have had my website(www.arcanabaskets.com)up since October 2003, and have struggled to get it organically listed on the search engines. I have finally made it to page two of MSN but under gift basket directories. I am in a very competitive market and e-commerce on top of it. also the company that designed my web site has marked "Prevent spider sessions" to true, to prevent spiders from starting a session. Is this correct? I would greatly appreciate any help any of you could give me that would point me in the right direction in getting my site listed. Thank you in advance for your help.

JuniorOnline · #2 (**permalink**) 04-18-2006, 07:12 AM

Hello :)

the site took a very long time to load and when I click on the links on the menu it also takes time to load.. something you need to look into..as I was about to leave the site.

ok..nice design..i like it a lot.
I am currently looking for a present for my partner..so I am looking at the site with an eye of a buyer..rather than a designer. The photos are not clear. they feel squashed.. a bit disappointing really , because when you click on them, they look really good.

I like the menu though, very clear and easy to go through.but takes long time to load the products :(

Good luck

pachamama · #3 (**permalink**) 04-21-2006, 10:29 AM

Like the design, very clean, possibly a bit too "corporate", maybe given the content I would make it a bit softer while not gushy.

Product pics need to be clearer as the punter would want to see them clearly before committing to a sale.

Also the Categories should not be dicated by alpha listing, list your best sellers first or your highest earners?

Good job, looks good