Good news for our advertisers!

Wednesday, 26 May 2010

After we recently asked our advertisers for their feedback we have made several major changes to our website...all for the better we hope!

The main criticism was the design of the site, that it didn`t look professional enough and was too messy.

Well we decided to have a good tidy up and make the whole site look cleaner. We have made sure the same font has been used all the way through the site and, as an added bonus for all our advertisers, we have now given each paying advertiser their own web page within the site.

This allows us to make the category `home` page look cleaner and sharper and with good clear links to either our advertisers website, their e-mail or to their web page on our site.

We know it is impossible to please everybody as our tastes and opinions all differ, but this shows that we do listen to our customers and we do, wherever possible, act upon any constructive criticism.

We always appreciate any feedback from businesses or visitors alike, as we strive to maintain an up to date website. Have a look for yourself and let us know what you think...but please be gentle with us!!

Best wishes

Martin

www.norfolkweddingdays.co.uk

martin@norfolkweddingdays.co.uk

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