Input please on first site.
Hi Everyone, I'm still going through the training. I have my new site up now. I haven't written much there yet but I have been practicing and I have 2 articles on there. I don't really like them but I figure I will get better as I get more practice. If you would like to take a look and let me know any feedback, suggestions, misspelled words, etc, that would be great. I deleted a couple of pages because I didn't have any content in them yet. http://naturalremediesforpain.com
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It looks great! You have lots of quality information for people. Although the only change i recommend is your list that you have of the meds and the side effects. would be find a way to not shorten( don't take any out) but create a way to make the space smaller. so that not half or more of your site is a list.
Thanks so much for your advice, I appreciate it! Great idea, I will change the format so its not a long list.
Thanks,
Kevin
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I love it...It really hits home for me...I'm going to try the almond oil, peppermint oil and lavender oil combo...
Thank You! Yes, it works great. One thing I forgot to mention and I will add it to the article, rub some of the oil on your ear cartilage right above your ear canal and behind your ears when using for a headache.