Thanks to the immortal jellyfish and the mortal will smith for the recent jellyfish plugs...
My startup breeds jellyfish and makes specialized aquariums for displaying them.
www.jellyfishart.com
The first jellyfish exhibits opened in public aquariums in the 90s and scientists have been making achievements in breeding and displaying jellies since then. The exhibits are hugely popular and now jellyfish are found in virtually every public aquarium. Jellyfish Art uses proprietary tank designs and new breeding techniques to commercialize jellyfish aquariums with the same success they have achieved in public venues.
We started last year by making large custom aquariums, but we're building a website now to launch a line of plug-and-play desktop tanks.
Staring at a jellyfish tank beats staring at a computer screen I promise
I already typed in the URL, of COURSE I want to enter!
You've only got one goal with people visiting the website: get them to buy one.
With your website, what's my next action as a customer?
It should be "enter my credit card, click submit".
I can forgive you for not having an ecommerce solution set up yet, but failing that, what's my next action?
To get on your mailing list, so you can pitch me with interesting articles, discounts, etc.
...but you're not collecting email addresses.
Well, failing that, I guess it's to call you on the phone.
What's your phone number?
It's the absolute last thing on the page, in the smallest font on the entire page.
"Call Us (415)-810-3343"
should not be a footnote: it should be the POINT of your website.
(at least until you can get a mailing list set up, or better yet, an ecommerce solution).