site update?

[Aquattro]

Dave, I know for myself anyway, my purchases are soley impulse buys. If I see a pretty pic, it's a must have. Going to your site showed nothing new any time I looked, so eventually I stopped looking. So far I've spent over $400 in the last 4 or 6 weeks on frags, from someone else.
IMO, keeping the pics current and new is what will generate lots of turn around. And higher volume can also justify lower prices.

[dreef]

Yes pics sell corals,i luv to see what i must have

[rocketlily]

I agree. I like pics and when I like, I must buy.

[noirsphynx]

I agree with an updated site. If I see something pretty I'm more inclined to purchase but not knowing what's available makes it hard if I'd like to place an order. With an updated site then I wouldn't have to continue to email back & forth for descriptions, pics & prices.

[christyf5]

I agree that keeping a website up to date is definitely time consuming and sometimes a pain in the arse, however I'm like Brad, I'm definitely an impulse buyer. I suppose to a certain extent your posts here on canreef certainly generate enough interest. However, the date on your website always makes me wonder if the frags on the site are still available. Perhaps just remove the date?

As an aside, there is another frag website that I used to go to constantly, however the "boxing day sale" ad they had on the front made me wonder if they were even in business anymore (or cared about online sales).

[Chaloupa]

I buy completely on impulse......if it's pretty and it's available I will buy....if I'm not sure whether or not it's available I won't email or call...I'll look elsewhere....

[marie]

My only means of buying corals is from pics on the internet so if I see "must have pics" I buy lots to make ordering and shipping worth my while.

[Borderjumper]

I too have spent $hundreds in the last 2 months on corals bought on line.

I've looked at your site a few times and never seeing anything new, pass it by. Updated pictures really get your stuff noticed.