Mini sites (or minisites), are three- to five-page sites that are easy to set-up. Their main job is to attract traffic, and then convert those visitors into subscribers or customers. Here's how you can succeed with minisites.

1. Keep your design simple. Just a basic header graphic on top, and text-heavy information below the banner image will do. The fewer distractions there are, the easier will it be for your visitors to either subscribe to your mailing list, or buy your product.

2. Write helpful information. A post is considered helpful if it solves a problem. It answers questions that typically begin with "how do I..." and quickly shows readers how to get rid of "unpleasant" things (i.e., pain, excess fat, stalker ex).

3. Focus on a theme. Since you only have three to five pages, it will help to choose just one theme. Imagine what would happen if you write about three to five different topics? That's right! Your readers will just end up confused or distracted.

I've seen micro sites (actually, single web pages), that earn anywhere from $40 to $60 a month. What if you were to create ten of such pages? Wouldn't it be great to a few minutes creating a single page, not update it, and then have it earn dollars for you on autopilot, month after month?

Most the blogs I've seen contain at least a hundred posts. If only these were designed like minisites or even micro sites, then you can already imagine how these bloggers would turn into probloggers, right?

I'm not saying you'll get the same financial results, but if you haven't created a mini site in the past, don't you think you owe it to yourself to even try?

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"Success With Mini Sites"
First Posted: February 20, 2007 | Filed in: Webdesign

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