Programming and Technical Work Done By Owner or Hired Out:
All by us
Time Invested Each Week Running Website:
1-2 Hours
Niche Market Target:
English homonyms and homophones
Products And Services Offered:
ebooks, CDs, print versions
Average Number of Monthly Visitors:
3000
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Interesting, May 19, 2007
Reviewer: Lynn Lopez
Being a big fan of English, words, grammar, and spelling, I have to admit that I really love this site. It has a lot of fun and quirky trivia on homophones and homonyms, and the English language itself, even. It's probably not going to be of much interest to those people with no fondness for this topic, but language and word buffs will have a fun time here.
The site also promotes the creator's e-book dealing with the same topics as well, and you can easily see the link to the sales page at the top of the main page. From what one can see of the website's contents, it looks like this is going to be an interesting e-book to read. I also think the design needs to be livened up a little just to make it a lot more attractive to look at. More strategically placed ads would also be a great help.
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Compelling sales copy, but make this easy to navigate, October 10, 2007
Reviewer: Claire Madarang
This website is dedicated to promoting Roger’s Reference products, and it seems to have done a good job doing so.
The homepage has quite a catchy headline, promising to solve your problem of “confusion on words that sound the same.” What follows is a sales copy that is personal, informative and entertaining. The wordplay here both boggles and creatively stimulates the mind. On the page about an actual product, a dictionary of homonyms and homophones, the headline again grabs attention.
The layout and color scheme of this website also looks well-done. The website looks clean and easy on the eyes. However, the website is a bit of a challenge to navigate, as there is no navigation bar or menu! You would have to read through the entire sales copy to find all the links, even the links to the product. Now, though, this may be the website owner’s strategy to ensure that you read through the entire sales copy, it is a bit inconvenient. A navigation bar and menu would help make this website more visitor-friendly.
Interesting, May 19, 2007
