rate my website

[vic 72]

could you please rate my new website www.speedycarbuyer.com please be honest

[Dexx]

Way too much text on homepage, car buyers are visual loving people.

More images, less text, less navigation selection clutter, break it down into easier categories

it all looks way too scrunched together

[marc77]

Text is important for SEO, but I would give it more structure - headlines and sub-headlines, bullet lists, for example. So that it is not just a pleasure for search engines to read through your site but also for the human being :-)

Also work on your meta tags - they are either missing (description, keywords) or completely wrong.

Underlined parts like "free valuation for your car" should be linked to the concerned sub-page. Generally it is a good idea not to underline text parts in websites, since the chance is high that visitors await something to click at...

The page "areas covered" should be better structured, maybe even with an ability to search through the list.

Basically I like the style of your website: Clear, obvious sections to information, fast loading.

[my-freedom]

I agreed with marc77.

Although meta tag no longer play an important role in search engine indexing, but if you can wisely use your keyword & description meta tag with your content then I’m sure it will bring you more traffic.

First, get a group of targeted keywords for your site.
Second, write a good description using your keywords.
Third, write a keyword-rich content for your site.



The web style is good, it’s clear and have a good contrast on colors

[calcsmart]

If I were a buyer and not know about the car, I wouldn't buy it. I really don't want to read that much text, instead I want to see what the car features are. Images, images and then text.

Just my thought.

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