Friday, September 23, 2016

Welcome to our blog

Shout out to all my skaters! First of all I want to thank you for visiting our site, my name is Ricky Lovett and here at Love ll Sk8 we welcome anyone and everyone who's interested in skateboarding or longboarding. We are a Midwestern independent board sales company that specializes in board and equipment sales, services, and professional training. When you walk through our doors we want to make you feel like you are in skate heaven and part of our family. We have a fun and uplifting crew that's going to answer any questions you have and do whatever it takes to make sure that you're going to "Lovett" here!

Our sales and service team are full of skating knowledge that is sure to help you get the perfect board you are looking for. If you break your board or anything on it, no problem! We got your back by having all of the equipment you'll need to get you back to skating; we provide grip taping, truck fitting, equipment and if needed a full board assembly service with the purchase of any board or equipment. We have the largest in-house selection of the top skate and long board brands to choose from in the Midwest! To go a long with such an amazing selection we also have incredible skaters here to train you with skating lessons. We can start from the basics like figuring out your stance and learning to balance, all the way to learning advanced tricks like lazerflips (360 heel flip) to dancing on a longboard. Our highly skilled trainers run group lessons for free every first of the month, or paid 1 on 1 sessions at our local skatepark, which is conveniently right next door! So I'm calling all beginners and all veterans to come check out our store and have a skate sesh with us, because we of all people know, "skaters gunna skate."
(Photo by: Ricky Lovett)

3 comments:

  1. Great post Ricky! It really makes me want to come to your shop. However, there are a few minor changes you should consider making. Firstly, you may want to consider including your name in the first paragraph because you reference your last name in the last sentence. Your customers may not understand that "Lovett" is your last name. Secondly, You should consider using more commas in your second paragraph; some of the sentences seem to run on a bit.

    ReplyDelete
  2. Andrew gave excellent feedback and I agree with everything he wrote.

    You provided your readers with a detailed look at your business and truly made a connection because you're obviously passionate. A few grammar errors.

    ReplyDelete