Thanks David! I appreciate the feedback. Those are all excellent ideas! I was probably pretty tired when I got to this page, so I figured.... hmmm... pianos. Okay... pianos. And that's all I have. I really like the local music stores and teachers idea. I'm going to do that. Maybe I'll put the manufacturers under a bottom section on the links page, and put all the local stuff on top. I should be getting a package from the PTG shortly of all the past issues of the Journal that are available. I'll look up David's article. You don't know the month and year it was published, do you? Regards, Rob On Sep 14, 2009, at 16:52 , David Weiss wrote: > I think the site looks good, clean and simple. > > One suggestion though, you have a tab called "Useful Links" however > I don't > think the links are particularly useful. Most of your links are to > piano > manufacturers. Although some people visiting your site may want to > purchase > a new piano, that won't be true for the majority. Beside, people > don't need > a link to find a piano manufacturer, if some is looking for Steinway > for > example, they will simply type Steinway into their search engine. > > Try to make your links actually useful. My links page is still a > work in > progress, but I have links to local music teachers, links to PTG > stuff like > how to buy a piano, and how a piano works, research correlating > music and > intelligence, and information for people studying piano. I'm in the > process > of adding links to local music stores. I've received good feedback > from > clients about my links page, and the piano teachers I link to > appreciate it > and are happy to refer me clients. > > I've found a web site, like many things, is a work in progress, > periodically I go over it and try to improve it. > > One more thought, David Anderson recently did a 2 part article in the > Journal about web sites. If you haven't yet read these articles you > should, > they were great. > > David Weiss
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