TRIPLE-C... New "Home" On The Range (web)

[CM Sackett]

Well, John and his phenomenal work are about to get a new home, web-wise. I've been crafting it for about a week - have a couple days' work to go, but it's dressed enough to show you good folks.

https://www.wix.com/cmsackett/cccwelding2

John has been a breeze to work with.
Sackett

[CM Sackett]

...here is a screen shot of the "Home" page.

[Chew]

Great job on the website!

[Deathrow Jethro]

Looks pretty good... Can't wait until i can get my roof done around the first of the year...

[CM Sackett]

There will be a new page (and a new facet of his business) added in a couple of weeks.

...you will soon be able to add a totally custom touch to your bows, guns, chrome trim, too.

[jmcampbell]

When I grow up I want a Website that looks just like this one!!!!!!
Looks great.

Seriously this man does an awesome job with ideas, marketing advice, and a personal way to sell a product. Its been a pleasure

And As he said,

There will be a new adventure coming to Triple C Welding. Be looking for details coming soon!

[CM Sackett]

Folks can check back throughout today and tomorrow and see the transformation of the last couple of pages into their finished form.

...not exactly as exciting as a 'live' hunt in the Brooks Range (been there, LOVED THAT!), but if you have nothing better to do than work... it might be interesting. :O)

[Reynolds4]

Great work...both of you

[CM Sackett]

Thanks.

The site is now LIVE under its domain name...

http://www.triplecwelding.com/

Last pages being crafted throughout the day and evening.

[CM Sackett]

Finally got the images edited and reduced for the last two pages. The SPEEDLINER page is finished and LIVE... let me know what you think.

http://www.triplecwelding.com/#!speedliner

BTW, I was just 'educated' on the proper pronunciation of CLEBURNE (by a good friend in the Army). I was telling him about John's excellent work. He asked me where the shop was...

"Cl-AY-burne", I said proudly.

...a notable pause. Then, "You mean Cl-EE-burne?"

"...ah, yeah."


I understand perfectly. I grew up in SEEment, Ok... and poured cement in Lubbock.