Can someone check out my website to see what a customer experiences at check out??

[dwj]

My new website,  www.alphapowercrystals.com , has been up about 2 weeks.  I have had over 225 new visitors so far, but have no sales yet.  I need to know if the PayPal experience is confusing  them or if it  may be nonresponsive when and if they decide to purchase one of my products and go to checkout. 

DWJ

[profdata]

I checked out your site and my browser locked up, and then crashed/closed all of my active windows.

I then tried again and the same thing happened.

Might that be your problem

[dwj]

profdata,

You aren't serious, are you??  I haven't had any complaints or emails from anyone regarding an issue like that.  By the way, before you replied, I had already chatted with PayPal and they checked out the site and said that everything was working fine.

Sorry, if you did have a problem.

DWJ

[ladyintuition]

I agree with the others .. way too much info on there, and would help to make the product stand out-visually. Hope that helps.

[carrierawks]

Yes I have to agree too much "stuff" going on and no organization of information. Made me want to just go somewhere else.

[Tranquility · Accepted solution]

I experienced no problems with your website.  As I was not interested in your product, I did not attempt a transaction.

[dwj]

Thanks for checking.  It  is appreciated.

www.alphapowercrystals.com

[fcoffeehouse]

I checked out your site. I'll be frank and tell you that there is simply way too much that hits the eyes. There is way too much text to read, no photo of your product (people want to know what they're buying) until you scroll down and then too many columns. I don't think there is any problems with checkout, I think the problem is turning visits into sales. Don't be an infomercial. The description of your product that appears next to a photo of your product needs to be short enough to print on a paper cup. Omit all exclamation marks, they're unprofessional, in your heading just have no punctuation. Delete, "Thanks for visiting," it looks weak. After your paragraph under your heading place your product photo next to your Add to Cart button with the price visible in plain lettering next to the button. I think that might help. 

[dwj]

Thank you for the candid advise.  I have gone back in and consolidated some the information and eliminated some of the wordiness.  I also removed the exclamation marks.  Again, thanks for your comments.

www.alphapowercrystals.com

[GKCreative]

fcoffeehouse--thanks for all that helpful info!