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Posted by kotsy on Feb-03-2007 03:55:

new dj website, opinions please?

I finally finished the revamp of my dj website and would appreciate if you guys could take the time to look it over and give me some feedback. It's located at djkotsy.com

thanks!

Posted by stefanoc on Feb-03-2007 06:09:

honestly??

its a website alright, but it doesnt look professional at all. now i dont know if u intended to make it look professional or whatnot.
im not trying to put u down, i would actually make a nice one for u but i unfortunately dont have much time in my hands. i used to make websites and web graphics and from my knowledge, i would first suggest u to lose the color scheme and come up with a better top banner because they are making the page look cheesy.

good luck

Posted by blindman on Feb-03-2007 23:15:

The white text over the grey background is hard to see.

Also I would get rid of the myspace link in your contact page. Myspace should be used as a way to funnel traffic to your professional site. It does not give the client a confident feeling. If your using myspace for your business image.

Posted by stefanoc on Feb-05-2007 03:09:

quote:
Originally posted by blindman
The white text over the grey background is hard to see.

Also I would get rid of the myspace link in your contact page. Myspace should be used as a way to funnel traffic to your professional site. It does not give the client a confident feeling. If your using myspace for your business image.

actually thats not really true. its always good to have a myspace page in order for people to visit ur myspace page. first of all, people adding u on myspace basically advertise u. people visiting that persons page and seeing the artists myspace page and logging on the page is another extra hit. listening to the music is additional. basically, with myspace, what u do is expand ur visibility and ur audibility and thats basically a good way of promoting urself. also, people always love to have their favorite artist on myspace instead of visiting the artists website because myspace gives people the feeling that they are really in contact with. myspace makes people feel the middleman doesnt exist, in which most cases there is no middle man.
long explanation but thats what the truth is. unfortunately the myspace trick works out more once u have grabbed some fame and doesnt work when trying to get that popular (unless u add 100 people to ur page everyday)

Posted by Freesoup on Feb-05-2007 12:32:

Look at a pro's dj website and compare yours too it...you should see the problem soon enough.

Nice try but the content loses credibility because the site looks cheesey with poor graphics and a not so attractive colour scheme.