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First thing I look for on a hosting providers site are their contact details. You don’t appear to have any.
Second things I look for are details about your datacentre. Couldn’t find this either.
I then looked at your dedicated servers and there was nothing of value. I need to contact you to get prices.
There is nothing on the site to make you stand out from all the rest. And the copy doesn’t look like it was written by a native English speaker.
That’s just my first impressions.
Second things I look for are details about your datacentre. Couldn’t find this either.
I then looked at your dedicated servers and there was nothing of value. I need to contact you to get prices.
There is nothing on the site to make you stand out from all the rest. And the copy doesn’t look like it was written by a native English speaker.
That’s just my first impressions.
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PS. The other thing that really annoys me is cookies. Unless a cookie is essential to the functioning of the site I don't want to allow it. On my phone it takes up a good chink of the screen without an opt-out option.
And you aren't even using your own servers! Your website is hosted in the Netherlands.
And you aren't even using your own servers! Your website is hosted in the Netherlands.
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In a market with little to differentiate yourself from the dozens of other hosting companies, the little things matter.
I would like confidence that you are in the UK and can provide a reliable stable service that I can trust.
If you get a native English speaker to re-write all the copy that will help. You need an authentic voice that is 100% believable and not google-translate %100 questionable.
Get a phone number and something that doesn't scream 'rent-a-po-box' for an address. If you aren't in the UK this may be difficult but you can do better!
Can you find a business to partner with? Find some well-known brands who host in the same centre and creatively use their logo?
You probably have a saleable product but it won't sell unless you get some trust signals on there.
I would like confidence that you are in the UK and can provide a reliable stable service that I can trust.
If you get a native English speaker to re-write all the copy that will help. You need an authentic voice that is 100% believable and not google-translate %100 questionable.
Get a phone number and something that doesn't scream 'rent-a-po-box' for an address. If you aren't in the UK this may be difficult but you can do better!
Can you find a business to partner with? Find some well-known brands who host in the same centre and creatively use their logo?
You probably have a saleable product but it won't sell unless you get some trust signals on there.
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