2012 may not set to be the biggest year for site hacking ever…unless it happens to YOU.

And when it happens, Life itself can look disastrous.

Chris Munch has already fallen victim.

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We all think “it’ll never happen to me.”

But the truth is it happens to just about EVERYONE at one time or another.

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What do you think of making $300/mth per website? Maybe it doesn’t sound like much.

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Posted March 18th, 2012. Filed under Website Development

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Tips For Improving Landing Page Conversions

Posted February 29th, 2012. Filed under Website Development

Internet marketers know how important strong landing pages are for business. For many, the landing page is the key ingredient that decides success or failure. Both profits and conversions are likely to suffer when proper attention isn’t paid to creating solid landing pages. Learn 3 tips that are guaranteed to help you build a better landing page below.

The goal of a landing page is to get results from your audience. Now, you can do a number of things to boost the conversion rate of your landing page, but one of the growing trends these days is to use a video on your page, rather than a text copy. In fact, video is quickly rising to offer a better conversion rate than written text. Thanks to widespread usage of high speed or broadband Internet, people are turning to the Internet more and more for video entertainment. Besides that, watching and understanding a video is much easier than reading, which is why it converts better. Your audience is more engaged in watching videos than in reading text. In search of higher landing page conversions, more marketers are beginning to include videos.

You need to use big and noticeable buttons on your landing page so that your prospects don’t miss them. You want to use graphics text that will not turn off your readers, and again that all really depends on the market. Your conversions will definitely increase if you use the right call-to-action statements, and you won’t know what’s best until you test. You want people to opt in to your list with the landing page, so your graphics should also have a call-to-action word or two on them. Look at your site from the perspective of a surfer who just landed on it, how does it seem to you?

Keep your content focused on your audience. Let your visitors know what they can expect to get. If you’re giving away an e-book, make your copy about why your audience benefits from the e-book. They don’t care what you put into the e-book. Make your landing page about your audience and get rid of the “I”. Your whole aim should be to get your prospect feel comfortable about taking action, and that will only happen when you focus on the benefits of the offer, rather than the features. Small things can have a huge impact on the effectiveness of your landing page. The beginning requires a lot of testing to get it right but the results are worth the effort.

If you’re like most marketers, you’d spent ages and incurring expensive costs to design and create your sites.

Here’s what’s happening (correct me if I’m wrong):

1. You either try to design and create sites yourself (typically results in poor quality, since you’re not a designer or programmer to begin with).

2. Or you outsource them to a designer and/or programmer (usually costs you quite a bit of money).

Both #1 and #2 takes quite some time to finish. You might say that #2 is fast since you outsource the work to professionals who know what they’re doing. Problem is, you are not their only customer; they have a dozen other customers to serve, plus the back and forth communication between you and them means it’s going to take some time for your site to be completed to your liking.

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There are a few pages that every website should have because these pages will help give your readers an idea of who you are and what you website about.

They’ll help your readers navigate your website also some pages are required for other reasons such as web regulations or search engine optimization.

So to make sure you’re covered, here’s a list of five things that I think every website should have.

Must Have #1: An “About Me” Page

At the end of the day people want to know about who you are.

If they’re reading your website and taking advice from you, they want to know who you are.

They want to know about your past accomplishments and failures.

They want to know what makes you who you are…They want to know your story.

So put this in an about me page and make it easy for them to find.

Must Have #2: A “Contact” Page

Not all website owners want to be contacted however, it’s a good idea to at least have a contact form. Why?

You could be contacted by potential partners or big advertisers.

Or someone could be considering referring a huge group of buyers to your site and just wanted to ask you a question.

You don’t have to answer every single question you get, but it still helps to have contact information up.

Must Have #3: Social Media & RSS

Give your readers a number of different ways to follow you.

In your sidebar, have buttons that allow people to follow you on Twitter, on Facebook and even on Google+.

You should also have a clearly displayed RSS button that allows people to subscribe to your feed.

Must Have #4: The Best Posts

Also in your sidebar should be a list of your best posts, most popular posts or your personal top picks.

When someone lands on your site, they don’t necessarily just want to read your blog in chronological order.

A lot of people would prefer to start by reading your 5-10 best articles to decide if they like your content.

If they do, then they’ll start reading your blog regularly and having these 5-10 top posts easily accessible helps give new visitors the best stuff right up front.

Must Have #5: Privacy Policy, Disclosures, Sitemap & Terms Of Service

These four pages are meant mostly for search engines and regulatory agencies.

If you’re using Google AdSense, collecting email addresses or using tracking software, you need a privacy policy.

Google strongly recommends having both a privacy policy and a terms of service.

Not having them could be detrimental to your ranking and they’re also required for AdSense.

Having a sitemap will help search engines index your site.

These are a few of the pages and items that every single blog should have.

Adding them will increase both your usability and your compliance.

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How Many Websites Do You Need? by Bob Bly

Posted January 3rd, 2012. Filed under Website Development

One of my readers, DH, writes: “When selling information products on the Internet, can I sell all my products from one central website?”

I told DH that as an Internet information marketer, he would need a separate landing page for every product.

A landing page, also known as a “micro-site” is a long-copy salesletter posted on the Web.

The copy on your landing page describes the product and its benefits, and links to a form where visitors can order the product online.

You should have a separate landing page for each of your information products.

Reason: each of your info products is unique. It’s your proprietary product.

The reader hasn’t heard of it before. So he has to be sold on why he should buy it.

To make that sale, you need a long-copy sales letter.

By comparison, if an Internet user goes to Amazon to order the new Harry Potter book, she already knows what Harry Potter is and likes it.

She doesn’t need to be sold on it.

That’s why Amazon.com sales pages for books are relatively brief vs. the long copy we use on our landing pages to sell information products.

I told DH that each of his product landing pages should have its own unique domain name rather than be individual pages on a central website.

I advised him to choose a domain name that is easy to remember, so whenever someone asks him about his e-book, he can instantly recall the URL.

For instance, the landing page for my e-book on how to write and sell your first e-book.

On your landing page, the only thing the visitor should see is the sales letter copy selling your product.

Don’t add a menu bar with a lot of options. And there should be no navigation.

The only thing the visitor can do is either order the product or leave the site. There’s no free content he can read or download.

Why? Because we want the visitor to focus on one thing only: the reasons he needs to buy our product today.

However, as effective as these single-product landing pages are for selling information online, there’s one thing they don’t do very well: Landing pages are usually ranked low in the search engines and therefore do not attract a lot of organic search traffic.

The reason is that Google recognizes them as salesletters. And Google likes content. It doesn’t rate sites with sales copy very high.

The solution?

Create a “portal” site for your Internet information publishing business.

Have links to all your individual info-product landing pages on this portal site.

Also have several areas of the site encouraging visitors to opt into your e-list by subscribing to your online newsletter or downloading a free report.

Next, add one or more sections to the portal site where visitors can find, read, and download free content.

What kind of free content can you post on your portal site?

Articles, press releases, special reports, videos, audios, content-rich web pages.

Why are we adding all this free content to our portal site?

Because Google loves content, and will therefore rank the portal site much higher than the product landing pages.

That way, we’ll benefit from organic search traffic and get lots of visitors.

A percentage of those visitors either click onto one of the landing pages and buy a product.

Or, they click on a box or banner that lets them opt into your e-list.

Result: you sell more products and build your list organically instead of having to buy traffic.

I also like having a portal site, because when someone asks me what products I sell, I can’t remember them all. But they are all listed on the “Products” page of my portal website.

The portal site serves one additional function for the information marketer: it further solidifies your credentials as a subject matter expert in your niche.

There are lots of info-product marketers selling products on every conceivable topic on the Internet.

The ones that sell info-products on the same topics you write about are your competitors.

Often, the reader perceives little difference between e-books or tele-seminars on a given topic.

What helps differentiate the info-products and close the sale is the reputation of the author/publisher as a guru in her field.

The content-rich portal site gives you an instant online presence that sets you apart and causes readers to trust you enough to buy your products.

Bob Bly is the author of “World’s Best Copywriting Secrets” and has written copy for more than 100 companies including IBM, Boardroom, Medical Economics and AT&T. He is the author of more than 75 books and a columnist for Target Marketing, Early To Rise and The Writer. McGraw-Hill calls him “America’s top copywriter”.

Amazon Minisite MEGAProfits

Whether you’re an experienced marketer or totally new to Internet Marketing, it’s hard to get started on any one business model without solid, actionable steps, right? More often than not, when a ton of info is thrown at you, information overload takes over and paralyzes you!

I have a friend, Lisa Gergets, who is an Internet marketing coach, and one of her main business models is building and selling Amazon minisites, and teaching others to do the same. So you may be asking, “Why Amazon minisites?” Well here are just a few of the reasons this particular business model is so profitable:

  • Amazon is the largest online retailer in the world – they literally have everything!
  • Creating these minisites is quick and easy and you don’t need any technical knowledge at all!
  • You don’t need to promote the sites – simply build them, and sell them. This is great if, like Lisa, you’re not crazy about the site promotion game.

Lisa has created Amazon Minisite MEGAProfits, an 18-video series outlining every single step to the system that she, herself, takes to research, create, and then sell these sites! And she sells between 5 and 10 of these each week. Imagine what that could do for your bottom line!

Now, Lisa normally sells this course for $97, but she’s agreed to lower the price to just $9.95 but only for a limited time. AND, if you buy the Amazon Minisite MEGAProfits video course, you’ll be entered into a drawing for free personal coaching from Lisa! 5 lucky winners will receive her full coaching for 30 days and that includes contact via e-mail, Skype and a 3-times-a-week group Skype chat with her and her students!

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