I really love the giant over sized background/pattern that matches the logo. It’s really unique and reminds me of a bulls-eye which is smart given their services center around marketing. About that, it took several readings to figure out what exactly this site was selling, I think the copy could use less marketing speak and lay it out for me in a more simple manner. Overall though, the site looks pretty good and I really love the sub page design, particularly the sub navigation..
I really love the giant over sized background/pattern that matches the logo. It’s really unique and reminds me of a bulls-eye which is smart given their services center around marketing. About that, it took several readings to figure out what exactly this site was selling, I think the copy could use less marketing speak and lay it out for me in a more simple manner. Overall though, the site looks pretty good and I really love the sub page design, particularly the sub navigation..
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lovin the bright colors.
I think they hit their target if they confused you. I mean, that’s their business, placing confusing placeholder pages full of advertising on parked domains so unwitting visitors who possibly mistyped a domain won’t realize it and click away.
Touche John. I think that main paragraph of text under the logo is prime space and the copy there should speak more clearly about the service.