The Online Money Making Guide MRR Ebook

Table of Contents

Disclaimer ……. 3
So You Want an Online Business ……… 5
Building Your Website ……….. 14
Taking Payments ……. 19
How to Get Visitors … 21
You are Now Up and Running!……….. 25

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Hosting

The best analogy I can give to the relationship between hosting and your website is hosting is like a piece of land, and a website is like a home that you put on it. Your website needs a place to live on the Internet and that’s exactly what hosting services provide. They help to ensure that your website is online and visible to everyone on the Internet 24 hours a day.

There are several things to look for when choosing a hosting service and only one of those is price. Because of competition in the marketplace, the price of hosting has gone down dramatically over the years while the amount of services they provide has gone up. The key thing you want to be concerned with is the quality and level of service you receive from these hosting companies It’s unfortunate to think about, but the fact is problems can and probably will arise with your website at some point in time. It’s comforting to know that the hosting company you’ve secured will be there when you need them. This should include a variety of ways to communicate with them including of course e-mail and phone.

If the hosting company you work with only provides e-mail service, this could lessen their effectiveness in times of trouble. In addition, make sure to note their hours of service because unlike a bricks and mortar store, your website will be available to customers 24 hours a day seven days a week; you want your host to be available for you as well.

Your hosting account is where you will upload the graphics of your website to then be sent to go live on the Internet. The process of doing this is called FTP, or file transfer protocol. The process is incredibly simple using the control panels that will be available to you on your hosting account, and depending on the level of customer service that the hosting company provides, they may be able walk you through this process the first few times to make sure all goes well.

Below are just a few hosting companies that have provided markedly good service over the years and are backed by an overwhelming amount of positive feedback from past and existing customers. We have provided a few basic specifics about each company, but make sure to visit each site to investigate the terms and services of each company to decide which one will be right for your online website project.

– http://www.hostgator.com/ -Host gator has a great reputation in the industry and depending on the scope of your project, can host your website for as little as $4.95 per month. In addition to the 1-800 number prominently displayed on their website, host gator provides a variety of ways to communicate with them and operates on a business model that features 24/7 customer service.

– http://www.thirdspherehosting.com/ -Third sphere hosting is a somewhat new kid on the block and they’re making a big splash with the incredible variety of services that they are offering to clients. While other hosting services provide you with some options to help you build a website, third sphere actually features this as one of the main benefits of signing with their company.

Again, the level of customer service and communication has been mostly positive from folks who have dealt with this firm.

– http://www.cheapwebhosting-1.com -for those of you just starting out and who are on an extremely tight budget, you may consider cheaphosting-one.com because their beginner plan is priced at just $12 per year. While their services are not as comprehensive as those listed above, and they don’t offer phone support at this time, the company does stand behind the service of its products and can represent a great choice for someone just starting out.

Because of the low prices associated with hosting companies today and the general ease of use in working with them, many people take their website hosting services for granted; this is a mistake. All of the amount of work that goes into designing and building a website not to mention driving traffic to it in order to sell a product you are featuring would be completely a waste of time if no one can see it.

Developing a strong relationship with a reputable hosting company should be your first step into your online marketing venture. If you latch onto a good one early, you may have just started a relationship that will last for years and wind up being very, very profitable for your business.

Building Your Website

So, we’ve purchased the land (hosting) and now it’s time to build the house (website).

Like all aspects of products and services that are available on the Internet, there is almost an unlimited amount of directions you can go with the creation of your website.

Gone are the days of simple static business card type websites that featured a bit of info about your business and a phone number at the bottom or a link to an e-mail. Nowadays, Internet customers are savvy and it takes a good deal of marketing and sales initiative to encourage them to make a purchase with you versus another online vendor.

There are several aspects that must go into creating a successful website and they include the design and graphics of the website, the sales page presented on it, the customer tracking or follow-up capabilities, and finally the use of other types of technology on your website to encourage sales and grab attention.

Elements of a successful website

– Website design/graphics-if you’ve spent any amount of time at all searching on the Internet you’ve probably seen some pretty flashy websites. Some of the blinking lights and flashing designs that jump out at you almost make you think you’re visiting the strip on Vegas. All too often, people assume that they must make their website as bold and graphically intense as possible but this just isn’t necessary.

Your website is designed to do one thing and one thing only: convert visitors into buyers. There is no specific rule that states that you must have a ridiculous amount of loud graphics in which to do this and oftentimes a simple website will work even better than one that is flashy. Having said that, you don’t want a website that contains nothing but words either because your visitor will quickly become bored and click away.

A good combination of attractive graphics that are specific to your product as well as a decent amount of content designed to help sell it is what is required. You’ll certainly want to have a logo of some sort and may choose to incorporate this in a header, which is a graphical bar that will go across the top of your website.

In addition, pictures of the product you are selling as well as any other pictures that pertain to the product are often helpful. Don’t be too concerned with graphics at this point because if you are a complete beginner there are plenty of graphic and website creation services available that can handle the process from start to finish for very reasonable fees.

– Creating your sales page-when someone hits your website it is your job to make sure that the message offered is compelling enough to encourage them to purchase the product. This is done through the use of the sales page.

Basically, the content, at least on the front page of your website, will be a part of the makeup of the sales page. You’ll want to include all of the features and benefits concerning your product as well as testimonials from satisfied customers.

Creating a sales page that really does an affective job of converting website visitors to purchasers is somewhat of an art form.

Many successful copywriters charge thousands of dollars to create such sales letters but there are much cheaper alternatives available for you. One way is simply to create the sales letter yourself. If you take the time to include the compelling reasons of why someone would be interested in purchasing your product you can have great success doing this on your own without spending any money at all.

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- 1 Ebook (PDF), 25 Pages
- 4 Ecovers (JPG, PNG)
- Year Released/Circulated: 2021
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