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RE: [PLUG] OT: Linux Business Forum
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Title: RE: [PLUG] OT: Linux Business Forum
W. Chris Shank wrote:
>
> I encourage everyone to have a look at my website
> (www.acetechgroup.com)
> and give feedback.
Great site. It's clean, the colors are good and your verbiage is very lively. Branding your server offering was a cool idea. Are you planning on branding a look for your servers too? That would help your site with some nice graphics. The only two things that might be areas of concern are:
-It may be prudent to avoid anti-MS sentiment in your website. Linux stands firmly on it's own merits and a negative sell evokes a negative response. Migration is a business decision and not an emotional one.
-Always be wary of companies without an address/ telephone number. I'm sure you have plans, but just a gut reaction.
>I had already expected to sell the monthly service
> idea, but am having much difficulty with the wording for the various
> products/services etc. right now, I'd say that my site is in the Alpha
> stage, regarding content, business message, etc. I finally
> had to make it
> public because I needed to have others scrutinize it in order
> to keep it
> moving forward. I know there are some _javascript_ errors with
> the menu if
> you use IE6 - i use mozilla and it's ok. Also, konq won't
> show navigation
> at all and neither will omniweb. So aside from _those_
> problems, I'd like
> to know your thoughts, reaction, impressions etc.
I'm on ie 5.something and the navigation looks killer. me likes.
>
> My thinking so far is to create a Linux VAR Association and simple web
> portal. I don't want to spend a lot of time programming this,
> so I'll want
> to use an existing package. Any thoughts? I think it should
> have threaded
> discussions, and file postingsto share resources. What else?
>
>
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