OK! I will call this guy Mike. First of all Mike, don’t worry about selling I mean all this will come in place when you have Traffic. Yes! Traffic is everything when it comes to your internet business.

Just think of it like this: no traffic means no page rank, no alexa rank or whatever rank, people won’t exchange links with you, you’ll have no leads, no list and definitely NO SALES! Comprende!

It’s like a store with out customers you’re not going to make sales if no one buys, right?

It’s the same thing on the internet you’re not going to make sales if you don’t have traffic but here’s the thing though it’s kind of tricky you can have tons of traffic and still not make any sales if your traffic is not targeted.

So what you really need is to get those people that are looking for the product that you’re selling and this is exactly what Vegas Traffic Jam! is all about and I am excited to tell you that it’s finally done but I have no nailed date yet for the release.

Till Next Time and God Bless You!

Albert Hallado

Well a blog is content management software this is what I have for my central site (which is my blog AlbertHallado.com) and a minisite is just a few pages and is usually used for sales copy, squeeze page, download page, or thank you page and so on.

Well I like HTML for my minisite because it loads fast and there’s less errors and it can be integrated with any payment processor like PaypalTM or ClickBankTM and optin form like Aweber or Getresponse.

Also using plain HTML gives you control of everything you can easily insert you graphics like Header, Footer, Guarantee Seal and Order Button.

It is very important that you have a minisite (sales page) for each of your products and believe me this works for me and based on my own experience because minisites focus on just selling a product this is where you persuade your visitors into buying your product.

When I first started out I didn’t know anything about creating a minisite but I just went ahead and did it and found out it’s not that hard, it’s actually pretty simple!

You see you need to at least create your own minisite because it will be very handy when you create your first product and this way you save time and money, no need to wait for a web designer so you can save money.

Note: I will delete this link in a couple days or so…

Now back to minisites anyways as I said creating it is not that hard you just need to create 3 tables in Frontpage. The top table is where you insert the header graphic, the middle table is where you put your content and the bottom table is where you insert the footer graphic.

I know if you’re new to this it can be intimidating but don’t let it scare you it’s a piece a cake. If you still think you don’t want to mess around with creating one from scratch well you can check my Product Page where all my products are listed.

I’m pretty sure you can find a template for your product or your special project.

As always all this valuable information is provided for free and all I ask you to do is to put it in to ACTION!

That’s it and feel free to comment! (Don’t be Shy!)

Please do me a huge favor if you know anyone that can benefit from this information please forward this post by using the SHARE THIS below, I’ll promise you they’ll thank you for it!

Till Next Time and God Bless You!

I will give you my opinion on what a squeeze page means to me.

It’s like when you squeeze an orange our intent is to get the juice out and you need to squeeze it really hard to get the most of it, right? So it’s the same thing with a squeeze page for your business.

On this page is where you persuade and tell your visitors the benefits or what they’re going to get if they signup, and in order for them to give their information like name and email address.

You have to show them that they can’t live without what you have to offer.

Basically the main purpose of this page is to collect names and emails to build a list so you can market to this particular crowd or market in the future which is great idea if you’re selling a product or services.

Let’s say within 6 months you manage to build a list of 10,000 potential buyers, you can then email these people to offer or promote your products.

Out of 10,000 people if you have only 3% of them that buy your product, which is 300 people and you’re selling your product for $25.00 that’s a whooping $7,500 in one email blast.

Of course this is just an example to elaborate on my explanation. But you see the potential though! So really if your selling something on the internet either a product or services you need to utilize a squeeze page to gain all the advantages in the future.

The biggest question though is how are you going to create a squeeze page that is effective and have your visitors to signup with out hesitation? OK! Stay with me and I will show you in a sec!

You know if you’re one of my readers or subscribers I always make things easy for you to understand and most of the time I show you or demonstrate what I’m talking about to make your life easier right?

So here you go! To create an effective squeeze page it’s not that difficult but it requires multiple testing’s and what I usually do is run a split test and find out which one will give me great results.

But first you need to come up with something to giveaway in exchange for their name and email, this can be a short report, ebook, MP3 (audio), or Video, and tell them that they can download or access this valuable information when they signup.

Below are the guidelines that I personally use when I create or build a squeeze page.

Header Graphic: Plays a big role in catching your visitors attention so the graphics should be clear (not too busy) and it needs to convey your product and deliver the message to grab their attention as soon as they see it.

Headline: Your headline should answer the question "what’s in it for me" tell your visitor what are they’re going to get. Your headline should be compelling and powerful so your visitor will read the rest of squeeze page.

Benefits: Here you can explain a little bit about how your product or service is going to help them and how you’re going to solve their problem and you can bullet point each one of them.

Graphic Caption: This represents the product or services that you’re giving away. It could be graphics of an ebook, video, software box or 3D box and so on.

Optin Form: This is where your visitor needs to signup and fill in the form with their name and email. I usually put this in the top fold of the page on the right hand side also at the bottom of the page as well.