Michigan Cavy Rescue

[vmstudio +]

Michigan Cavy Rescue
http://www.michigancavyrescue.com
Classifieds used under: Adoption Center


A site to help guinea pigs find home in Michigan.
Site designed in 1280x1024 but will work fine in 800x600 and of course anywhere inbetween.

[John Snyder +]

That's awesome. Great design.

[vmstudio +]

Originally Posted by juven14

That's awesome. Great design.

Thank you. Still a big work in progress but its getting there!

[Chaslie +]

Graphics are very 'friendly' and 'welcoming' and well done in maintaining the graphical theme between vBulletin and your Classifieds.

[vmstudio +]

Originally Posted by Chaslie

Graphics are very 'friendly' and 'welcoming' and well done in maintaining the graphical theme between vBulletin and your Classifieds.

Thank you. We were going for a friendly-cartoony yet professional look. Think we got it.

[SkGold +]

Originally Posted by vmstudio

Michigan Cavy Rescue
http://www.michigancavyrescue.com

Nice Design. I really like it.
The links (I guess they supposed to be links) on the bottom of the page are not clickable.

I saw you using AdBrite for advertising space. Are they good for making extra income from advertising space? I didn’t see anything better then Google AdSense until now.

[vmstudio +]

Originally Posted by SkGold

Nice Design. I really like it.
The links (I guess they supposed to be links) on the bottom of the page are not clickable.

I saw you using AdBrite for advertising space. Are they good for making extra income from advertising space? I didn’t see anything better then Google AdSense until now.

Hi, thank you. And also thank you for telling me, i completely forgot about those links! haha. Adbrite works well i think. not sure with this sit, but i used it on another site before. One thing, i have text ads and they suck, go with banner ads once they are avilable (beta testing now) i have them on my old account using the old system. Text ads suck cause ppl put in crap code that takes you to another page and says "this page is brought to you by "site name". then you can "click here to continue to MCR" its bs that they take up the entire screen cause it could make ppl think its popup ad (which it is) and close the site and not return.