subject: Buy Online Deals - Buy Low So They Say ? [print this page] Buy Online Deals - Buy Low So They Say ? Buy Online Deals - Buy Low So They Say ?
At Buy-Online-Deals.com you can buy low so they say, but by the time you get through reading this article you may not want to buy there at all.
Now for the record, I am a man and I'm not much of a shopper I'll admit, so I can't really speak with much authority on the way men shop much less women.
From my simple mind it would seem to me if you wanted to shop you wouldn't shop from a format that looks like the Drudge Report. Like I said, I'm not much of a shopper but don't women like to try on what they buy, be it shoes or clothes or whatever ?
This website offers everything from auto parts to chaise lounges, beauty products, and every product imaginalbe. My only beef isTHERE ARE NO PICTURES. Now obviously, when you click on the links it takes you to the site with pictures and more detail, but Buy-Online-Deals.com has just a couple banners on the far right column.
So we've all heard that text links get clicked more than banner links. I wonder why that is. I thought the expression was "a picure is worth a thousand words". Could it be that the imagination is triggered with words and not with pictures ? I don't know, do you ?
Is there any chance that this preference to click on text links could possibly translate to something that is very heavy in the banner's and graphics department, online shopping. If you've ever noticed ( and how can you not) clothing and womens apparel is all about the graphics and having the picture say a thousand words.
Of course it could just be as simple as a learned response after clicking on a banner or graphic link and wishing you hadn't. Surely people understand text is just as much advertising as banners.
Take a look at this website and tell me if you like this format ?
I have to be honest with you. I DON'T LIKE IT.
It's sort of like the Drudge Report of shopping or some boring directory, even if you have enticing 70% off deals and all the rest, you have to get over the look of the site, which I don't care for.
But check it out for yourself
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