What Is A Mini WebSite?

A small website is a site dedicated to selling each product. It could be software or an ebook. You've probably seen these sites across the Internet. They contain a one-page sales letter and a thank you page. The sales letter is full of information that can tell your potential customer about all the benefits of the product you offer. This page is usually too long as it is your only chance to sell your product. The sales page will have all the reasons your customer needs for the product you are selling. It will also say what the product does or how it is used and examples to emphasize the fact that your customer cannot do without it. Sometimes there will be testimonials from satisfied customers and instant purchase bonuses. At the end of the page, the customer will have the opportunity to purchase the product with the order to order now! Once purchased, they are sent to a thank you page with a download link to make a purchase. It is important to add a download link for the purchased product to the most prominent place near the top of the page. No one wants to search for something they have already paid for. This thank you page should be considered a second sales page. The good thing about this thank you page is that you know the people who read it will buy from you. They already have it! It has been proven that once someone has bought something from you, they are more likely to buy other products from you if you continue to offer a good product at a good price. So while you have them there, you will offer another product that compliments the purchased product. You can combine a series of small related sites and get multiple sales to one person at a time. Don't miss out on this auction. Your Thanksgiving page is a great place to donate a free gift or an unannounced bonus. All a visitor has to do to get your freebie to fill out the form with its name and email address. Almost everyone will receive a free offer and have recently collected their details to send them additional offers. The Thanksgiving page is a great place to add your Google AdSense ads. After the customer has downloaded their purchased product, fill out your free donation form and check, and hopefully purchase, some of the offers you have, still on your Thanksgiving page. Place your Google AdSense ads at the bottom of this page. The next sensible option for them is to click a Google ad or close a window. More people will click on the ad. So you have your auction, their name and email address to sell in the future, possibly a second or third auction, and additional revenue from your Google ads. The beauty of this whole job is that it doesn't have to be this way to sell or ship goods. Everything is done electronically. Once you get traffic to your small site, it will do all the work for you. It will sell the product, collect money, 'send' the item, create your second sales voice, and collect customer details. You make 100% profit by selling. You check your email every once in a while and find that you have made a lot of money! Optimizing these small sites in search engines is a breeze. You have only one page to edit. What could be easier? PLUS ... No one can join. You do not need to subscribe to a host of related programs and deal with wet compatible links. You are the owner of the products you are selling. You do not share your profits with anyone. 100% of the proceeds from your sale go into your pocket! Where do you find these small websites? You can create your own ebooks or software and sell them or you can purchase retail rights products. If you buy a product that gives you the right to resell it, you now have the right to sell the product and keep all the profits. Just like if you made the product yourself. Once you have your product, you should only write a sales page and a thank you page and you are in business. The beauty of these Mini WebSites is that you can set them up, configure them and just let them work for you. It’s like having a lot of sales staff working your 24 hours a day and you don’t even have to pay them.

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