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Awhile ago someone tried free $50 credits with no expiration. In no less than a day, it was a big hit. Instantly you'll get thousands of signups.
Don't understand that you are a stupid or try be one..
I don't think WHT will appoint a fool as a mod who banned you without any reason..
With this kind of attitude I'm sure your business will doomed soon..
Anyway.. if you really want go get more clients then follow this steps first before promoting your website..
Reach clients whenever they need your help (Good Support)
After that promote the website
Also regular posting on social media is a good thing
Finally.. burn some cash to promote your website further..
(If someone want to add more points then you are welcome)
All I have to say is 'This is not WHT.'
Hang back, observe, participate meaningfully, in that order.
Commerce and profit sit at the back of the bus.
It doesn't inspire confidence when you misspell your own company name on your site's front page.
Fixed now. Didn’t realise it I had added an extra x to it. But thanks for pointing that out notty. It’s things like that when writing that things can be missed when not checking it over and over again
Judging by your businesses name, are you only open for two days of the year? Probs not a good marketing strat, unless it was Black Friday and Christmas.
Try to change it to BIGbigweb
Its really simple
For success
1. You have money to burn
2. You have time
For failure
1. You dont have money
2. You dont have time or you are hust lazy
Boss,
Just a word of advice, assuming and hoping one day, you will become a big successful business, change your company name now to avoid lawsuits.
https://trademarks.justia.com/874/99/equinox-87499172.html
True that. Instead of Equinox how about Equinix?
Oh wait..
I kind of like "exquinox" tbh ...
@EquinoxHost if you do somehow manage to get sued by some megacorp then that may actually turn out to be wonderful publicity for whatever new brand name you end up using
might keep in mind though that one does not normally get a second chance to make a first impression, so better if you have all your ducks in a row and ready to go before you start advertising a half-baked service
people taking the time to critique your current approach here are doing you a favor, whether or not you have the necessary perspective to appreciate that simple fact of lowend life.
My company name when I do decide to register it is probably going to be equinoxhost. Not equinox.
Good idea. I'm thinking of starting a new search engine come data harverster company and calling it TheGoogles.
I am going to register my company as TheEquinoxaHost with your logic.
Anyways, welcome to LET. See you around.
I'm going to start a business called King of Burgers.
Can I open a Kentucky Fried Cock next to your King of Burgers?
Would you like a side of ho**balls with your order, Sir
I like seeing people succeed (and generally being good at whatever it is they choose to do). Often go out of my way (for free) in order to help, as long as I see someone trying their best.
With OP's hosting company, it is my personal impression (not intended as an insult) that this is (still) not the case. Drawing the conclusion from their replies in this thread and from their hosting home page (so a rather limited amount of data, hence I might be wrong).
They could be offering excellent hosting and top class customer support, but from all I've seen (comparing with other available offers), I don't think the probability of that being the case is high enough to invest time (and money) in putting that to the test.
Lots of elementary things missing, which leads to a conclusion they "haven't done their homework". Claiming they first started in 2013, now 27 years old: from 21 to 27 one can learn new things very quickly, while at 27 at least some level of experience and maturity is to be expected.
The good news is that 27 is still young enough to be learning rather quickly and improve.
P.S. Not really sure OP's not just trolling, really.
lol do you really think he’s 27
“dont want to be paying tax and other things i don't need”
Actually some decent companies here know very well how to avoid taxes by accepting Bitcoin, but OP only accepts Paypal on his non-business account.
However, I am quite sure he got a lot of signups and orders already looking at 5 links in his signature. Quite obvious that his replies here provoke people to bump this topic...
Other things I don’t need when I haven’t actually fully started the business yet. The uk government is a bit different for company registrations and taxes so it’s be pointless me setting up a company with no income for it to become dormant for no reason at the moment.
My PayPal is also a business PayPal.
And I am also 27 yes 23/09/1992
I dont reply constantly here as I do have a personal life also and also I don’t get notifications for this thread unless I come on this forum
Have a good day.
Wouldn't exactly be dormant if you have expenses like the template that @MikePT pulls off a lot better, domains, licenses and server costs for your 0 clients. That is still trading, it's just not you getting the money. Unless, you have 0 servers, resellers, or anything to sell from. In which case, why is that shit in your signature?
Please note if you don't register as a company and trade as a sole trader, you are still liable for taxes.
Learn to pay taxes.
If you want pension later.
If I trade as a sole trader I’m not liable for any fees as I would not be receiving an income from the business unless the business earns any money. Think the uk works a bit differently on company matters. Either way weather I chose to be a sole trader or a ltd company isn’t really anyone’s business but my own.
I also work full time aswell so I pay into my own pension. A ltd business isn’t going to pay me a pension.
Oh, I see. So, that is how it goes. No wonder it smelled.
I don't think anyone will buy based off this thread alone lol. Maybe if it was valuable, sure.
I did say if you TRADE as a sole trader (Ie £1k in a tax year). It's very much the guv's bidness.
Why do you want to set up and advertise a business if you have no intention of receiving income from it?
I don’t understand why everyone has so much negativity about the way I run my business. I actually came here to ask for advice and actually all you’ve all done is actually be rude. Think maybe you need to stop being keyboard worriers and leave the house one day and discover real life instead of actually just being rude.
Keyboard worrier : Dibs on my superhero name.
I check all the keys daily.