Thoughts from your Ol' Uncle Joe.
Jerry,
We talked about this a few months ago, my mind hasn't changed. Your home page should hammer home 2 things. You offer a proven system and It generates MORE PROFITS.
IMO, Your home page should should be totally free of clutter (text). Simple clean graphics need to "speak" to the 2 engines that drive your business.
#1). MORE PROFITS from existing traffic.
#2). Your system produces MORE PROFITS.
(you got to speak to the buyers wallet!)
IMO, Simple strong home page graphics/text lead the user to 2 landing pages, More Profits or Your System. These landing pages hammer home strong headlines of each. Headlines are linkable to more content. Simple, condensed Menus on Landing pages allow user to drill deeper into fact finding.
The idea is that deeper your visitor goes, the more time they "give" you. Each click is a vote of approval. The home page they give you 5 seconds to "pass or fail". The next page they'll give you 10 seconds. The 3rd page you get 20 seconds, and on and on. My make over for my site will be based on this design concept. For SEO and repeat visitors, you place text and more content below the fold.
Business layout models I LOVE:
http://diythemes.com/
Email Marketing and Email List Manager | MailChimp .
DIYthemes is a fantastic model for you to benchmark. The affiliate industry is a great industry to look for ideas. It's littered with gurus to help people produce MORE PROFITS with "their system".
Here is a handy usability checklist FYI:
http://www.usereffect.com/download/checklist.pdf
You have problems. You need to work on #8. I gave you #9 & #19. Regarding #10& #11, IMO,
you gotta dump that 1990's talking avatar crap <-- just my opinion, maybe the decision makes LOVE it and that's all that matters!). Fix #15.
Lastly... It's NEVER DONE Mine's not done, yours is not done even ALEX's is not done

hahahaha. Site design is always evolving. Your repeat visitors will expect it to evolve. You may find gems from Useability Gurus like Steve "Don't Make me Think" Krug (video
Steve Krug on the least you can do about usability - Business of Software) . Or take a look at UK's
User experience and web design consultants | Clearleft Ltd | Design Agency of the Year A we regarded usability peeps.
Just my $0.02