Hello all!
I've helped develop a complex line of tattoo shirts (and other clothing as well) for a client, and have rolled over a few different site designs so far to help promote the product. Since it is an unusual product, and the price-point is high, it has been difficult to inject the shot of adrenaline to reach the online sales my client has expected, even though the sales have not been bad. At first, I thought the unusual nature of the products would give us an edge online. In some ways it does, in other ways it doesn't.
Anyway, I am currently completing a new site design which uses a content/product management system rather than static pages (as I had before). That brings on a whole new set of challenges, design-wise and optimizing for search engines.
I'm interested to engage in discussions about tactics to get the maximum online impact.
You can see my current site design here: http://www.yellowman.com. The magazine/information portion of the site will be up very soon.
I've helped develop a complex line of tattoo shirts (and other clothing as well) for a client, and have rolled over a few different site designs so far to help promote the product. Since it is an unusual product, and the price-point is high, it has been difficult to inject the shot of adrenaline to reach the online sales my client has expected, even though the sales have not been bad. At first, I thought the unusual nature of the products would give us an edge online. In some ways it does, in other ways it doesn't.
Anyway, I am currently completing a new site design which uses a content/product management system rather than static pages (as I had before). That brings on a whole new set of challenges, design-wise and optimizing for search engines.
I'm interested to engage in discussions about tactics to get the maximum online impact.
You can see my current site design here: http://www.yellowman.com. The magazine/information portion of the site will be up very soon.