Thank you,
Jon Navarro and Tim Fellin
Again, here's the new blog addess: http://boosterclothing.tumblr.com/
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
We Moved our Blog!
Since AviatorTees.com is one of our many web projects, and because we do not want to have a blog for each one of our websites, we decided to write to our followers from only one place. Here is the link to our new blog under our parent company, Booster Clothing.
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
47 Countries and Counting
Google Analytics tells us that web users in 47 different countries (shown in shades of green below) around the world have searched for aviation clothing and have found our website just by chance. We are stoked since we have not made any serious attempts at advertising the website nor have we completed our search engine optimization tasks. Yay for AviatorTees.com!
Mobile Power
Here is a picture of Tim at DEN (Denver International Airport) placing an order to one of our suppliers with his fancy new phone before our flight back to LAX (Los Angeles International) after we received an international order for inventory that we did not have. Our customer ordered our popular Lift Equation T-shirt in orange and blue.
Thursday, January 13, 2011
Newly Available Helicopter T-Shirts
Hey Everybody!
We just finished adding a few more helicopters and thought you might want to check them out. Click any one of the following links to see the shirts available for that specific helicopter:
We hope you enjoy these custom helicopter shirts as much as we do!
Sincerely,
Jon and Tim
AviatorTees.com
We just finished adding a few more helicopters and thought you might want to check them out. Click any one of the following links to see the shirts available for that specific helicopter:
We hope you enjoy these custom helicopter shirts as much as we do!
Sincerely,
Jon and Tim
AviatorTees.com
Newly Available Airplane T-Shirts
Hey Everybody!
We just finished adding a few more planes and thought you might want to check them out. Click any one of the following links to see the shirts available for that specific plane:
We hope you enjoy these custom airplane shirts as much as we do!
Sincerely,
Jon and Tim
AviatorTees.com
We just finished adding a few more planes and thought you might want to check them out. Click any one of the following links to see the shirts available for that specific plane:
We hope you enjoy these custom airplane shirts as much as we do!
Sincerely,
Jon and Tim
AviatorTees.com
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
Manning the Our First Booth
This photo was taken a few weeks ago while manning the booth at the 2010 Jacqueline Cochran Airshow. Definitely the coolest way to watch the planes.
Half Developers
Each day, small businesses, entrepreneurs, and anyone trying to get their business or message across, seek web developers. Those that are financially successful resort to website companies to tackle their projects. The rest of us who are tight on cash, resort to searching for reasonable website gurus.
When we first decided to become high-tech clothing moguls and form a start-up, we knew nothing about websites. However, since we are engineers, we did perform a bit of research and determined that we needed a web developer that knows how to make a good-looking, user-friendly web platform, and that was also capable of creating new complex code for the back end. Finding the right person to fulfill our requirements was like searching for a needle in a haystack. We learned this is true because most of the affordable web developers can only perform “half” the job.
We discovered that there are two main types of web developer breeds:
Designer Web Developers – These people have mastered the art of making things look pretty (they know Dreamweaver, HTML, and have graphic design skills) but lack programming skills.
Programmer Web Developers – These people have mastered the art of writing logic (code)and creating databases but lack the ability to draw a box (graphic design skills).
We found that most people who claim to know how to create websites are really only, “half developers”. In fact, this is one of the primary reasons why Tim and I learned everything ourselves.
Since most people will not have the time to learn web development we highly recommend that you find a “full developer” who knows how to make things look pretty and who also knows code. This might take some time but having patience might be the difference between having a website that meets your demands, and having a website on the internet that does not.
Furthermore, make sure your “full developer” knows how to SEO (search engine optimize) your website as he creates it. There is no point in having a really cool website if it cannot be found by web users, Google, Yahoo, or Bing. Sadly, less than 20% of websites on the internet have been search engine optimized. In fact, properly SEOing a website will help reduce on-line advertising costs but most people don’t know that. It is less cumbersome to SEO right from the start rather than to modify your website structure once it has been created. Our updates to AviatorTees.com will mostly involve SEO work so that users successfully find their favorite airplane t-shirts when searching for them.
SEOing is not just the responsibility of the “full developer” though. Clients should know that there are many things they can do to increase their page rank in search engines that are not website related like: registering with a search engine, adding your site to a directory, blogging, etc. The internet is expanding with a surplus of new websites each day. This means that website owners must SEO their sites if they want to be found. Hence, staying on top of shit will bring you to the top.
Jon Navarro
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