FAQs

What is a minisite?

A minisite is a simple one or two page website that focuses on one thing, such as selling or promoting a product, collecting visitor information or provide tightly focused information.

What kinds of minisites can I use these templates for?

You can use minisite templates for a wide variety of purposes. Including:

• One-Page Sales Letters
  You can use the template as the frame around a sales letter.

• Newsletters or Ezines
  These templates can be easily tailored for your newslettter or ezine, or to promote it.

• Opt-in “Squeeze” Pages
  These template can be used as squeeze pages, gathering visitor information before redirecting them somewhere else.

• Affiliate “Pre-Sell” Minisites
  One very good way to run an affiliate marketing business, is to create pre-sell minisites. These templates will yours a bit of flair!

• Quick Cash Google Landing Pages
  These templates can be used for a wide variety of highly-targeted landing pages for your PPC campaigns, book launch promotions and more.

• Product “Review” Minisites
  A subset of the affiliate “pre-sell” minisites, is the review site. Many of these templates can be used for that purpose.

• Niche Market Research Minisites
  Many of the templates available on this site can be used as the theme for your niche market research minisites.

• Special Occasion Promotions
  If you are going to hold a sale or promotion in honor (or to leverage) a special occasion, then on of these minisites will be ideal!

I noticed that you include five different HTML files with each minisite template package? What do I need all those files for?

Depending on what you plan to use the minisite template for, you may not need all of them. But I included them just in case … to save you a step. Also, I’ve put some tips on how to add value for your business to each page. Here is a summary of the HTML file included with each minisite template package and what you could use them for.

• index.htm
  This is your primary landing page. You can use it as a squeeze page, a sales page, an enrollment page, etc. Basically this is the page your visitors will land on to see what you have to say or offer.

• thankyou.htm
  This is your download page. This is the page your customer will go to when they have successfully purchased your product or signed up to your list to receive your downloadable “ethical bribe.”

• cancel.htm
  This is the page your customer will land on if they cancel their order before paying. PayPal gives you the option to send them to a cancel page of your choosing, which is why I included it. This is an excellent opportunity to offer them something else and not loose them in cyberspace.

• success.htm
  This is the page your customer lands on when they have successfully taken the first step to get on your opt-in list. This is the page where you tell them to keep an eye out for their confirmation email and to white list the email address that will be sending it. It is also an opportunity for you to offer them something while they wait for that email.

• subscribesuccess.htm
  This is the page you send your subscriber to when they click the confirmation link in the confirmation email. Here’s where you tell them to expect another email with information about whatever you offered them. Creating this page looks much more professional than using the default page your autoresponder would send them to.

How do you make these templates so affordable?

Because several people will purchase each template, I can afford to spread the costs out. It’s like of like group coaching being more affordable than one-on-one coaching. If I were to create a template exclusively for one client’s use, the cost would reflect that and therefore, be higher.

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