My new computer website *UPDATED 8/5*

[DJFyrewolf36]

Hey all!

We are celebrating the launch of our website! There isn't anything much up there as our hosting just got set up but I wanted to let you all know what me and the hubby were doing with it. We are asembling custom order business and gaming PCS (possibly media center PCs too).
We have had some success with this doing it a local level so we are taking it up a notch and putting it online as well.

www.forevernights.net (http://www.forevernights.net)

Also look for our internet radio station and podcasts too! (featuring DJs and gaming/product review shows)

Stay tuned for updates :D

[G535]

Good luck with the new business, love the site too! :)

[DJFyrewolf36]

*UPDATE!*
We have our services section up and running and one of our custom PCs is up for sale. A lot of other information is up too!
Please check the website out, I am interested in comments about ease of navigation and errors. And of course if you know someone in the market for a gaming PC point them in our direction ;)
Thanks! I'll keep updating this thread as more products are available.

[StarandBratsmom]

Good luck with the website. Have you thought about online marketing for it? One way is to make yourself known on other websites. http://www.ratinghq.com you can sign up, add your website and get a reviews on your website.

[DJFyrewolf36]

Thank you for the website Star! I will be checking that out!

NEW visual theme up and running and a few new products in the works for addtions. We are adding ourselves to search engine indexes soon too.

Stay tuned!

[Hellow]

Good luck with your business, and your website!
Note: I noticed a few things off with your Alpha line of computers: you might want to specify the specific kind of ram that you put into the computer (Corsair, OCZ, Patriot, Kingston, etc.) and if they have heat spreaders (I know that quite a few gamers prefer memory with heat spreaders because it helps distribute heat off the ram chips better than the case fans). Also, the ATI Radeon HD 3200 series of graphics chips are mainly integrated chips, not an actual card. If you need to have a look at my computer specifications (built it very recently), Here they are (http://hellow.aislehost.info/cart.html).