Internet weldingoutfitter website input wanted

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I am the Internet Parts Manager for a website called www,weldingoutfitter.com  I am in charge of adding and managing products on our website.  But since there are so many different tools and equipment in the welding world it has turned out to be a very daunting task.  I am looking for feedback, what products you buy online, or any other topic you would like to discuss.Last edited by DSW; 02-16-2014 at 12:49 PM.Reason: Removed link
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Reply:Just an observation: I looked at your gloves page and it seems the site has WAY too many non-welding gloves. Chemical gloves, work gloves, nitrile gloves, dotted gloves... all have their place but you might focus a little more tightly on welding gloves (what with being a welding supply site and all). Of 169 glove choices on your site, 29 are drivers gloves, just as an example. I think I saw some repetition as well: it seemed like the blue stick gloves came up a lot. I tried to select all and copy paste into a spreadsheet and sort but that little process failed for me.Can you get your web guys to sort by process (TIG, MIG, stick) instead of by vendor?
Reply:Ya I can get them to work on that.  Looking through it you're right it does seem a bit repetitive at times.  Thank you for your advice!
Reply:I did not mean for it to come across as spam or an advertisement.  Trying to figure out the world of blogging and accidentally went over the line.  Sorry and have a great day
Reply:I'll give you what I consider a tip since I've had several internet businesses as well as brick...OK shade cloth, equipment barns, cabins and dirt businesses.Target a young, new audience. Give discounts for students.That's a big one right there.Students often wind up in business or at least in a position to purchase. Old farts are often on a first name basis with both local AND internet dealers these days and stick to a couple regulars unless there is just a screaming difference in price.Now. Should you decide to carry high end cupcake making equi.....Bubble gumTooth pixDuct tapeBlack glueGBMF hammerScrew gun --bad battery (see above)
Reply:That is a great tip. At our brick and mortar store we give a discount to any students in our area.  I think that would be a great thing on our website to use. Thanks for your input!