Environmental Compliance

A couple of months ago I re-wrote some of the text on this environmental compliance software website, www.justinrhodes.com. Originally the text was written by the programmer who wrote the software, and it had a “corporate-speak buzzword” flavor to it. The goal was to increase the conversion rate of the visitors making it to the site. So far, the numbers are too low for a statistically significant answer.

The site also hasn’t been crawled and indexed lately by Google. I’m hoping the link on the page you are reading will help with that. This blog is indexed every day or two, max, by Google and others. We’ll see if this triggers Google to go index the Justin Rhodes site. Wouldn’t that be nice!

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