suggestions for the corvetteworks website..
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Melting Slicks
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suggestions for the corvetteworks website..
I have finally got my website for corvetteworks up and running. I am in the process of building the catalog. I am looking for suggestions for what you guys would like to see in there as far as product. I can get just about anything made for the vette, but it would take forever to get it all entered in. Your suggestions will be very valuable. Remember to register by creating a user name and password when you visit the site. Identify yourself as a forum member so i know who to give discounts to. Also keep in mind that the site is still in the completion stages. It should be up and running July 1st.
corvetteworks.us
corvetteworks.us
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Melting Slicks
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Re: suggestions for the corvetteworks website.. (Ed T)
I thought we had a place in the registration for marking that you were a member. Hmm, I will have to talk to my web guy.
Ed, you have to much free time. Get yourself a hobby!! :lol:
Ed, you have to much free time. Get yourself a hobby!! :lol:
Safety Car
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Re: suggestions for the corvetteworks website.. (sdixon)
sdixon...
How are the search engines working for the *off-key* extensions to domain names such as "corvetteworks.us"? I remember awhile back there were thoughts of having two different internets due to all the sites that were springing up. A www:// & a www2://......
Out of curiousity... why did you go with registering a site with the *.us* extension? It's just not universal to the world and even the *.net* extensions are a byline.
How are the search engines working for the *off-key* extensions to domain names such as "corvetteworks.us"? I remember awhile back there were thoughts of having two different internets due to all the sites that were springing up. A www:// & a www2://......
Out of curiousity... why did you go with registering a site with the *.us* extension? It's just not universal to the world and even the *.net* extensions are a byline.
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Melting Slicks
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Re: suggestions for the corvetteworks website.. (bgrice)
Corvetteworks.com was taken already. Some guy down in Kentucky registered it, and then never used it. .us was available, so i went with it. As far as your other question, i have no idea. That stuff is all handled by my web designer.
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Re: suggestions for the corvetteworks website.. (ry)
The web dude :crazy: added the corvetteforum thing, upon registration you can enter it. If you have already registered, log in and edit your profiule. You can enter it then. I see most used their normal VF handle already.
As for corvetteworks.com, indeed it is taken but stay on top of it. If the dude doesn't use it it MAY become available again (or maybe drop him an email).
... back to work.... :cry
As for corvetteworks.com, indeed it is taken but stay on top of it. If the dude doesn't use it it MAY become available again (or maybe drop him an email).
... back to work.... :cry
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