No one would use Weebly to make a professional website for a legit business.

(10-18-2012 12:03 PM)Macintosh Wrote:  No one would use Weebly to make a professional website for a legit business.

I have a budget to keep here.

(10-18-2012 08:14 AM)gregwibert Wrote:  

(10-18-2012 07:30 AM)13floorshaunt Wrote:  If anyone sees any problems with the site please let me know.

Ah, poor spelling, lack of grammer, lack of/incomplete content, NO PHOTOS, looks like it was designed for free by a 15-year-old.... Anyone see anything else wrong with it?

I might be a teacher, but I dont teach English. Just Saying. I also, forgot to mention that is NOT complete. We hope to have all photos and content done by Friday or Saturday. It is currently not being paid for. This also just a template for the company that is going to design the real site.

You need to hire a publicist and keep all of this information private until you are ready to announce it. I am available, but I am not cheep. LOL. You are completely killing your buzz factor in an unprofessional way. There are too many flaws in everything that you have been doing. I just hope that the haunt is as creative that you have been expressing. I'm sure the LIF community would be happy to help provide advice and suggestions, but the items that you're presenting need to be in a polished state in order for us to take you seriously.

Also, the ticket prices are confusing. Nightmare on 13th is 10 additional dollars for a VIP pass, not 10 dollars cheeper.

Hey Skwid - we probably need a publicist for our haunt, or do you have that covered?

What is your budget exactly? If you don't present yourself professionally online, you won't be able to draw people in and make them think they are getting their moneys worth. (Even if getting in to your haunt is dirt cheap.)

(10-18-2012 05:23 PM)gregwibert Wrote:  Hey Skwid - we probably need a publicist for our haunt, or do you have that covered?

The cheapest form of advertising is to do it yourself. Besides in the haunt industry there are plenty of people out there that will do it because they love it. And I also have an English professor from BYU Idaho that use to be an Editor-in-chief that wants to help out.

(10-18-2012 07:42 PM)Macintosh Wrote:  What is your budget exactly? If you don't present yourself professionally online, you won't be able to draw people in and make them think they are getting their moneys worth. (Even if getting in to your haunt is dirt cheap.)

My budget is about 2.5 million. I need to keep about 500,000 for actors, lease payments, etc... So, my real budget is about 2 million

(10-18-2012 07:42 PM)Macintosh Wrote:  What is your budget exactly? If you don't present yourself professionally online, you won't be able to draw people in and make them think they are getting their moneys worth. (Even if getting in to your haunt is dirt cheap.)

My budget is about 2.5 million. I need to keep about 500,000 for actors, lease payments, etc... So, my real budget is about 2 million

(10-18-2012 07:45 PM)skwid Wrote:  

(10-18-2012 05:23 PM)gregwibert Wrote:  Hey Skwid - we probably need a publicist for our haunt, or do you have that covered?

The cheapest form of advertising is to do it yourself. Besides in the haunt industry there are plenty of people out there that will do it because they love it. And I also have an English professor from BYU Idaho that use to be an Editor-in-chief that wants to help out.

Sweet! I figured you had it covered