Has anyone tried this service?

[tamra]

or heard of them:
http://www.oddcast.com/sitepal/

It seems pretty neat, however, my intent was for humor site with voiceover. :o)

thanks,
Tamra

[voodooboy]

This is actually a great service. unfortunately it is expensive. If you have the time, it is not hard to create your own guide. I have done it twice myself.

[tamra]

your signature made my day! it has definitely been a Monday from hell. surprised I haven't received an e-card from the devil himself, wishing me all his best! wish I had time to come back earlier, seeing the sig would have helped me get through a few calls.

but thanks for the info. I'll try it for a month and see how it goes.

[xmx]

surprised I haven't received an e-card from the devil himself, wishing me all his best!

Hi tamra,

if you want to hear from devil check this link:
http://www.ffahoo.com/devil/

while for the Gods the link is here:
http://www.ffahoo.com/gods/

They are two old pages I made some years ago, hope you like them.

xmx

[ireneherz]

I've got it on my website and have gotten a couple of favorable comments (but no extra customers!)

I'd love to know how to do it myself. Scott, any hints?

[netman4ttm]

Gee I didn't think BSD was that bad:^)

[SpitFire70]

I checked out the site. Seems pretty cool, but it probably takes up a lot of memory, do you think? Neat idea, though. Kinda like playing Barbies as a kid you can "create" your own characters' looks!

[thusmann]

I currently have the Sitepal service on our site, http://www.ibuilt.net

Very reliable, engaging, and can help with accessibility.

[lightning]

I've seen it, and wanted it on my site. But not for the price!

Someone said they had it, and it seemed it be well received, but it doesn't bring more visitors to their site. The challenge I have is not with getting people to come to my site, but to have those that reach my site decide to move forward and request my services. Making the web experience more enjoyable, unique, or memorable would seem to me as a catalyst for moving forward.

The age old question, "What makes people buy?" with a web twist, I guess. Is it the page content? Is it graphics? It is more of a marketing question than a technical question. People buy using their emotions, then use their logic to justify their decision.

How do emotions enter into the decision to obtain home mortgage financing (my business)? Any ideas from those of you who are in touch with their emotional self? My thought was to have a warm reassuring voice guiding a visitor through the site would do the trick. The old man saying, "We make our money the old fashioned way. We earn it. You can count on us to help you make the best decision for your unique situation. Tell us your story, we've told you ours."

[thusmann]

The Sitepal has helped iBuilt.net by creating a rumor mill. So many people have never seen a talking head on a web page, and as a result, the tell their friends to check it out.

The Sitepal allows you to broadcast your message in an active and engaging manner. With this tools, your site can become a commercial while still maintaining it's standard web structure.

You can also use the text to speech engine to make your help section or tutorials come alive. Instead of someone having to read your site content, the Sitepal will convert the text to speech.