Why Having a Great Website Might Be Utterly Worthless!

People come on the Internet to seek INFORMATION and when convinced on the information when found, and only then, will they buy!

Here are some great tips on focusing when building a sales message and acces to the HowToPROMOTEaProduct toolkit .

Best regards,

Andy Uhlig

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Why Having A Great Website Might Be Utterly Worthless!

by Michael Green

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You've seen this for yourself. You arrive at a website and
you're greeted with a fanfare of flashy graphics and audio.

The creator intended for you to be impressed, perhaps even
blown- away. But in reality, you're a little annoyed not to
be able to access the information you sought quickly and
easily.

Worse is to come, as your computer suddenly insists that
you download the latest flash accessory, and that's just
to get past the intro page...

... oh boy - you've had enough and with a click of your
mouse, you're outta there!


EXPENSIVE WEBSITE - LOWSY VISITOR CONVERSION!

Let's be honest, there's really no point in spending a
fortune building an all singing - all dancing website, if
your real objective is to sell a product or service online.

What you need to do is work out a way of developing a
site which is so compelling that your visitor simply can't
leave, without grabbing their credit card and giving you
their order - there and then.


CAN A WEBSITE REALLY SELL YOUR PRODUCT OR SERVICE?

You bet. Actually a well written, yet very basically
presented website can easily outsell all those flashy
expensive sites that you click-away from faster than you
can say Jack Robinson.

There are many secrets to successfully selling right of
your web page, but these 4 pointers are, I believe, the
most crucial lessons to take onboard.

1. Use one long web page, rather than multiple pages.

2. Don't provide external hyperlinks. They just allow folks
to click away from your site.

3. Remember to ask for the order. Too many websites fall at
the last hurdle. The prospect is warmed up and then the
website writer fails to close the deal.

4. Great copy sells and it'll be worth your time and effort
to learn how to create it!

Of course there are dozens of other great techniques to use
when building your own sales letter and you can learn all
about them in my HowToPROMOTEaProduct toolkit.

The key point to keep in mind is that what looks great,
doesn't necessarily earn you money. But flashy websites
don't get built for nothing - so the problem is that this
simple lesson can be an expensive one to learn!


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Michael Green is the creator of 16 online products including
the popular "How To Promote A Product" toolkit. Michael will
lead you through the 24 Power Keys guaranteed to help you
promote and sell your own product, service or even business
online today.
Take a look at >>> HowToPROMOTEaProduct
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