Comments on: “Mini” VS “Traditional” Websites? And the winner is… http://www.igottatellyou.com/blog/mini-vs-traditional-websites-and-the-winner-is/ Tue, 27 Jul 2010 21:36:30 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Bodor http://www.igottatellyou.com/blog/mini-vs-traditional-websites-and-the-winner-is/comment-page-1/#comment-216700 Bodor Sat, 16 Feb 2008 21:08:08 +0000 http://www.igottatellyou.com/blog/mini-vs-traditional-websites-and-the-winner-is/#comment-216700 Hi a wonderful idea "these mini sites" but I thing when you have a " classical site with a menu and many categories" you pay a " hosting for this web site" however if you create a series of mini sites you should pay a hosting for each minisite Am-I wrong? Best wishes Bodor Hi

a wonderful idea “these mini sites” but I thing when you have a ” classical site with a menu and many categories” you pay a ” hosting for this web site” however if you create a series of mini sites you should pay a hosting for each minisite
Am-I wrong?

Best wishes
Bodor

]]> By: steffan http://www.igottatellyou.com/blog/mini-vs-traditional-websites-and-the-winner-is/comment-page-1/#comment-215785 steffan Fri, 15 Feb 2008 15:16:06 +0000 http://www.igottatellyou.com/blog/mini-vs-traditional-websites-and-the-winner-is/#comment-215785 Hi, Good couple of articles yet again (including the tips on what makes areader friendly site). The thing that I have found with mini sites is that it allows you to focus solely on the job in hand without being diverted a way from it with regards to having to constantly add to a blog or newsletter. That means that this extra free time can be used to add useful content to what you are trying to promote and if necessary to add additional material or information to make the site even more attractive to visitors / customers. Add the time it saves you in purely creating a mini site compared to some of the larger "behemoths" also gives you longer to work on the necessary SEO and other traffic producing techniques. Steffan Hi,

Good couple of articles yet again (including the tips on what makes areader friendly site). The thing that I have found with mini sites is that it allows you to focus solely on the job in hand without being diverted a way from it with regards to having to constantly add to a blog or newsletter.

That means that this extra free time can be used to add useful content to what you are trying to promote and if necessary to add additional material or information to make the site even more attractive to visitors / customers.

Add the time it saves you in purely creating a mini site compared to some of the larger “behemoths” also gives you longer to work on the necessary SEO and other traffic producing techniques.

Steffan

]]> By: Charles Kirkland http://www.igottatellyou.com/blog/mini-vs-traditional-websites-and-the-winner-is/comment-page-1/#comment-215760 Charles Kirkland Fri, 15 Feb 2008 14:09:16 +0000 http://www.igottatellyou.com/blog/mini-vs-traditional-websites-and-the-winner-is/#comment-215760 Jim I have been online since 1999 and making a very good income from mini sites. So I have to agree with you 100% about everything you said. These people in the forums have for the most part NEVER done it or anything else. They just say the same things they here other people saying and just blindly repeat it as the truth. The problem is they have never doing anything but TALK. Go to google and search for “pergola plans” you will find that I’m #8 with a mini site. SEO? Well that is a very large part of how I make my living. Google “garage plans” I’m number 5. Even though garageplansplus.com is not a mini site but how do you fit 3,000+ plans into anything other then a huge site. But I am the first to say the conv. on that site suck as compared to pergola-plans. But you are right for the average person SEO is just a dream. Is it hard? NO but most people don’t have the discipline to do it. The long tail is one of the best books I have ever read on niches. There are more niches created ever day. This is a time of unlimited opportunity if people would act on it. Statement number #4. Just start small and then go big. Just one site a month would allow most people to make a living in a year or less. Statement #6 the google slap if for people who don’t know what they are doing. Thanks Charles Kirkland Jim

I have been online since 1999 and making a very good income from mini sites. So I have to agree with you 100% about everything you said.

These people in the forums have for the most part NEVER done it or anything else. They just say the same things they here other people saying and just blindly repeat it as the truth. The problem is they have never doing anything but TALK.

Go to google and search for “pergola plans” you will find that I’m #8 with a mini site.

SEO?

Well that is a very large part of how I make my living. Google “garage plans” I’m number 5. Even though garageplansplus.com is not a mini site but how do you fit 3,000+ plans into anything other then a huge site. But I am the first to say the conv. on that site suck as compared to pergola-plans.

But you are right for the average person SEO is just a dream. Is it hard? NO but most people don’t have the discipline to do it.

The long tail is one of the best books I have ever read on niches. There are more niches created ever day. This is a time of unlimited opportunity if people would act on it.

Statement number #4. Just start small and then go big.

Just one site a month would allow most people to make a living in a year or less.

Statement #6 the google slap if for people who don’t know what they are doing.

Thanks
Charles Kirkland

]]> By: Davion | Secrets of Affiliate Marketing http://www.igottatellyou.com/blog/mini-vs-traditional-websites-and-the-winner-is/comment-page-1/#comment-215596 Davion | Secrets of Affiliate Marketing Fri, 15 Feb 2008 08:11:36 +0000 http://www.igottatellyou.com/blog/mini-vs-traditional-websites-and-the-winner-is/#comment-215596 I agree that "mini sites" are powerful and targeted for whatever specific intent they were built for. In fact, I own a network of such blogs for various niches. And I can tell you that the conversion rates are high! Plus, these are very easy to create and maintain. But, one point to note is, it is still practical and wise to own huge sites as well as your flagship site. It can be a blog which allows interaction with your customers, just like what you have here. Davion http://www.secrets-of-affiliatemarketing.com http://www.davionwong.com I agree that “mini sites” are powerful and targeted for whatever specific intent they were built for. In fact, I own a network of such blogs for various niches. And I can tell you that the conversion rates are high! Plus, these are very easy to create and maintain. But, one point to note is, it is still practical and wise to own huge sites as well as your flagship site. It can be a blog which allows interaction with your customers, just like what you have here.

Davion
http://www.secrets-of-affiliatemarketing.com
http://www.davionwong.com

]]> By: Internet Marketing Consultant - Justin Harrison http://www.igottatellyou.com/blog/mini-vs-traditional-websites-and-the-winner-is/comment-page-1/#comment-215559 Internet Marketing Consultant - Justin Harrison Fri, 15 Feb 2008 07:05:48 +0000 http://www.igottatellyou.com/blog/mini-vs-traditional-websites-and-the-winner-is/#comment-215559 I could not agree with you more Jim. Small focused sites always do better, and they are less work to run! Combined with a simple wordpress blog to push out some articles and build your SEO is the next step, but that’s about as far as you need to go. KISS... keep it simple stupid! I could not agree with you more Jim. Small focused sites always do better, and they are less work to run! Combined with a simple wordpress blog to push out some articles and build your SEO is the next step, but that’s about as far as you need to go. KISS… keep it simple stupid!

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