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I agree!I am quite proud of my website. What you see is after 4 years of re-doing and remaking it. Check it out and and PM me with what you think and any improvements I could make.
Thanks for any advice on my web site!
www.fantaseadive.com
Nice site. Clear, simple, attractive, not gaudy. Nicely done.
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Hey all, I realize this thread is old but I figured I'd post here before starting a new thread. I would like some advice/suggestions/feedback about my webpage.
Here are some things you need to know:
1) I'm an independent PADI Instructor on the island of Saipan
2)There is no dive shop run by a native English speaker or an American. The shop us English speakers use is Dive Saipan (owned by Mr. Jun Ho Lee - great great guy, very good English).
3) The dive market: Japanese (~60%), Korean (25%), and Russian tourists (~15%).
4) With the military build-up in Guam, we're already seeing more U.S. Military showing up. Most of the buildup isn't due for 2 more years.
5) So far, I've been getting business as a guide through customers passing my name around after their own vacation here. That's been great so far and key to establishing a reputation among the military. Also, Mr. Lee and his wife sometimes call me up and ask me to take out some English speaking customers for them. Again, couldn't be happier about my dealings with them. There are about 6 English speaking Instructors on island, my website will be used by myself and at least one other.
6) I'm not experienced in webdesign. I'm familiar with blogspot but that's about it. Then I got some software (Coffee Cup) and put this website together.
I want to keep it simple for now. I had started out with plans to make a page for each dive site, different 'surface interval activities', courses, kayak tours, videos, photos, etc. I started down that path...got a few rudimentary dive site pages made up then I went back a few days ago and tore down the main index and just posted a simplified index page with a lot of pictures (that seem to be too high of resolution, making the webpage load slowly).
Now, with all of that in mind...........
can you take a look at my site.....(Saipan Scuba)
and give me some feedback/suggestions?
Thanks,
Brad
Oh, and I have a scuba blog if anyone would like to look at it: Scuba Blues - Scuba diving in Saipan
Here are some things you need to know:
1) I'm an independent PADI Instructor on the island of Saipan
2)There is no dive shop run by a native English speaker or an American. The shop us English speakers use is Dive Saipan (owned by Mr. Jun Ho Lee - great great guy, very good English).
3) The dive market: Japanese (~60%), Korean (25%), and Russian tourists (~15%).
4) With the military build-up in Guam, we're already seeing more U.S. Military showing up. Most of the buildup isn't due for 2 more years.
5) So far, I've been getting business as a guide through customers passing my name around after their own vacation here. That's been great so far and key to establishing a reputation among the military. Also, Mr. Lee and his wife sometimes call me up and ask me to take out some English speaking customers for them. Again, couldn't be happier about my dealings with them. There are about 6 English speaking Instructors on island, my website will be used by myself and at least one other.
6) I'm not experienced in webdesign. I'm familiar with blogspot but that's about it. Then I got some software (Coffee Cup) and put this website together.
I want to keep it simple for now. I had started out with plans to make a page for each dive site, different 'surface interval activities', courses, kayak tours, videos, photos, etc. I started down that path...got a few rudimentary dive site pages made up then I went back a few days ago and tore down the main index and just posted a simplified index page with a lot of pictures (that seem to be too high of resolution, making the webpage load slowly).
Now, with all of that in mind...........
can you take a look at my site.....(Saipan Scuba)
and give me some feedback/suggestions?
Thanks,
Brad
Oh, and I have a scuba blog if anyone would like to look at it: Scuba Blues - Scuba diving in Saipan
Great website but I don't have a single good thing to say about their actual b&m store or the people that work there
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