Web Page

[Danny Moore]

For what it's worth (you already know that free advice is worth exactly what
you pay for it), I've never done any TUNING or REPAIR business as a result
of my web site.  However, I also offer the Barcus-Barry piano mic for sale
on my web site as well as a line of commercial loudspeakers.  I've been
pretty successful selling the BBE piano mic over the net - at least enough
to pay for the server space.

As for pure piano business, well, all I've gotten so far is requests for
"free" appraisals, i.e., Joe Schmoe in Backwater, USA paid $67.50 for an
interesting and rare antique paino.  Did he get a good deal.

Now the free advice:  If you think it would be fun to write and maintain a
web page, do it.  It's alot cheaper than a bass boat and a 2nd home at the
lake.

Danny Moore
http://www.setexas.com/danmoore/

Clyde Hollinger wrote:

> List:
>
> I have been considering setting up a web page.  For those who have
> already done so, do you now feel it was worth the expense and energy for
> you, and is it likely to be worth the time and energy for me?  Do you
> have any other thoughts, tips or guidance?  My work is almost altogether
> on-location tuning and repair within a 15-mile radius -- homes,
> churches, schools.  And it's currently at a reasonably comfortable
> level, some months too busy, some on the light side.
>
> Clyde Hollinger, RPT
> Lititz, PA