TroyHepfner
August 2nd, 2011, 04:57 AM
Sorry for all of the home page changes over the past months. I'm sure you probably start to get used to a layout, and then I change it on you!
I've been experimenting with different layouts and different approaches to organizing material on my home page. My goal was to provide more new stuff on the home page to keep it fresh and boost traffic, and hopefully boost sales as well. So for awhile, I tried adding more third-party games to the home page. I tried various layouts to see what worked best. But I discovered that none of it really helped sales of those games - rather, I think it hurt sales of my own games.
So I've decided to primarily feature my own games on the home page. These are the games that are unique to my site and define who I am as a developer. I'll also show the newest third-party game and provide links so you can browse the entire catalog of games.
If you want to see all of the newest third-party games that I have reviewed and rated, you can view the portal pages for your operating system: Windows (http://www.mygamecompany.com/windowsportal.htm), Mac (http://www.mygamecompany.com/macportal.htm), or Linux (http://www.mygamecompany.com/linuxportal.htm). I also have links to these on my home page.
I've been experimenting with different layouts and different approaches to organizing material on my home page. My goal was to provide more new stuff on the home page to keep it fresh and boost traffic, and hopefully boost sales as well. So for awhile, I tried adding more third-party games to the home page. I tried various layouts to see what worked best. But I discovered that none of it really helped sales of those games - rather, I think it hurt sales of my own games.
So I've decided to primarily feature my own games on the home page. These are the games that are unique to my site and define who I am as a developer. I'll also show the newest third-party game and provide links so you can browse the entire catalog of games.
If you want to see all of the newest third-party games that I have reviewed and rated, you can view the portal pages for your operating system: Windows (http://www.mygamecompany.com/windowsportal.htm), Mac (http://www.mygamecompany.com/macportal.htm), or Linux (http://www.mygamecompany.com/linuxportal.htm). I also have links to these on my home page.