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I've recently built a website for http://www.DandyBaits.com, and I
know nothing about fishing... I need some help from this forum in telling me what's good and bad with the site. I have built a jig/spinnerbait builder (to customize jigs and customize spinnerbait) and need some feedback from people who use these products. I think the site maybe a little confusing to some people that's where you come in. If I can get some feedback about the site, I can make it better for everyone... I have a few questions as well... -Do you buy tackle online? -If you could build your own tackle online would you purchase it? -What would you like to see shops carry? -Is the site confusing? -What is it Dandy Baits is selling? Any help, anyone can offer would be greatly appreciated... Thanks for your help ahead of time, Ted Moore http://www.FoopsDesign.com |
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