My Tractor Business Website

[azkubotaguy]

Haha nice.

 

[milkman636]

You might want to get a testimonial or two on there pretty quick, or maybe just remove that link until you have some customer feedback to use.

Having the link there with no testimonials appears like I might be investing in a guys first job with all his shiny new equipment that he may not have paid for yet.

I hope that you take my perspective as constructively as it is meant to be. I wish you success in your endeavor.

 

[smstonypoint]

I should add that into the site, yes we will do free quotes for jobs. I am on the fence putting my hourly rate and minimum on the site, would rather the person meet me, discuss the work and then discuss pricing.

I would not post either your rates or your minimum.

You might want to get a testimonial or two on there pretty quick, or maybe just remove that link until you have some customer feedback to use. .

You could add a section showing before and after pictures of your work. Then add testimonials when they come in.

Good luck.

Steve

 

[RDrancher]

Steve hit on the head with the before and after photos. It just plain works. As a matter of fact, google picked up the photo page on my website long before their 'bots found the rest of my site. You can check out my site at jnb-construction.com for ideas if you want.

Also, for tons of free ideas on marketing your business, check out darrenslaughter.com.

The best of success to you!

 

[azkubotaguy]

You might want to get a testimonial or two on there pretty quick, or maybe just remove that link until you have some customer feedback to use.

Having the link there with no testimonials appears like I might be investing in a guys first job with all his shiny new equipment that he may not have paid for yet.

I hope that you take my perspective as constructively as it is meant to be. I wish you success in your endeavor.

I have a few customers writing up some testimonials for me as we speak.

 

[azkubotaguy]

I would not post either your rates or your minimum.



You could add a section showing before and after pictures of your work. Then add testimonials when they come in.

Good luck.

Steve

I need to get out and take some pictures of work that I have done, the before and after is a great idea. Thanks for all your feedback!!

 

[azkubotaguy]

Steve hit on the head with the before and after photos. It just plain works. As a matter of fact, google picked up the photo page on my website long before their 'bots found the rest of my site. You can check out my site at jnb-construction.com for ideas if you want.

Also, for tons of free ideas on marketing your business, check out darrenslaughter.com.

The best of success to you!

Your site looks great, I do like all the before and after pictures. Looking at the one driveway where you state a mix of limestone fines, screenings and
3/8" crushed limestone peagravel. Sounds similar to a gravel pit product called Mag Spec that I use out here in AZ, except it's not limestone, stuff makes beautiful driveways and it packs down real nice after some rain.

 

[milkman636]

I have a few customers writing up some testimonials for me as we speak.

Excellent, keep us posted as the pics and testimonials are added.

 

[azkubotaguy]

Excellent, keep us posted as the pics and testimonials are added.

Will do.

 

[Coyote machine]

I would not list your pricing. You want people to inquire instead. I would not slam potential competitor's regardless of what equipment they might bring to a potential customer's jobsite. Same with mentioning specific model and year of equipment. Soon enough 2013 will be a year old. Mention instead that you employ the latest Kubota and Toyota offer to get the job done right the first time with less chance of downtime due to running new equipment....
I'd also separate your words with a space in your logo- it's easier for the brain to process and visually more pleasing.