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"Are You Prepared
for the Explosion Of Profits
From Having Your Website Produced
by a Website Designer Who
Understands Online Marketing?"

Are you sick and tired of sites that don't sell? Check out which of these 5 essential site elements your sales page is missing ...

Because you are looking for someone to build you a site that actually sells, and that's not easy to find.

Look, I'm not trying to be negative here. But the reality is too many people throw away way too much time and money on sites that won't sell a thing.

Here's your options:

Maybe you've tried building your own. Have you struggled with Dreamweaver's non-intuitive interface? Spent hours trying to de-mystify Photoshop? Found that X-Site Pro wouldn't quite do what you needed it to?

Or maybe you've bought a web template and put that up. Then the problem is matching the right look and feel with your product, and getting the flow of the site right. And after hours of working on it, it still didn't sell for you.

Then there's always Elance. I know that some people on Elance work for as low as $1 an hour, and they'll copy any site you want them to -- just don't get sued -- but I'll bet my last dollar that it won't sell. I know because I get a lot of business from people who tried Elance.

I hope you've found out that it's better -- and ultimately less expensive -- to get a seasoned pro to do it for you.

So this is what you need to know ...

Basically, there's 3 types of designers out there:

1. Frustrated Artists -

There's hundreds of frustrated artistic web designers who've had to "lower" themselves to design in the horrible capitalist "commercial" world. But they're still dedicated to their art, so you get a pretty, or "artistic" site with all sorts of things that distract your prospect from clicking the sales button: dramatic Flash animations, complex graphics, impressive special effects, etc.

And they don't sell a dime's worth of product. And (worse!) you'll pay an arm and a leg for the "artistry." Everyone will say, "Nice site!" And then click away.

2. Programmers -

These folks deserve all the respect I can give them. They're absolutely brilliant if all you want is to present technical data ... but you need a site that sells.

3. Direct Response Designers -

I can actually count on one hand the designers that understand direct response marketing, that know how to keep prospect's eyes glued to your sales copy, guiding them to your offer, and taking them by the hand to click the "buy now" button.

They understand that their job is to grab your prospect's attention, get your copy read, and present your offer in an alluring, compelling manner.

I can do all that for you, and even more.

When I Go to Work on Your Site,
I've Got Only One Purpose In Life ...

I'm going to build you a site that sells like wildfire. You're going to get the exact same techniques that have been proven to make profits explode. And I customize these techniques into your own unique site that's designed especially for you.

• A fresh unique design (no cookie-cutter templates)
• Professional look & feel
• High-end graphics
• Each site hand-coded by me ... not some hack from E-lance.

I hand you everything on a silver platter, and for a lot less cash than it costs to buy a single copy of Dreamweaver.

Here's the secret you probably won't learn anywhere else ...

You probably know that sales copy is the most important thing that gets your product sold. But did you know that you have to have the right design to even get your copy read in the first place?

To many sites look childish, artsy, or just down-right unprofessional. All this junk and clutter that distracts the prospect away from the message. Or, they use a color scheme that creates a mood that's just wrong for your product.

There's a ton of little things that communicate a message, and they all have to work together. If they fight each other, they'll confuse your prospect ... and confused people do what?

They click away.

They don't buy.

You have to present a site that's both attention getting, straight-forward, and consistent. And I mean from your color scheme, to your choice of graphics, where the graphics are placed, the use of bullets, etc .... you get any of these (and many more) elements wrong, then you send out mixed messages.

Prospects don't trust mixed messages, and they don't buy from whoever puts them out.

So Here's the Good News ...

There's no point in being frustrated with trying to make money online, even with multiple attempts. So many people take it personally, & don't even realize that their point of sale ... their online sales page ... is really to blame, not their skills as a marketer.

It's not your fault if your website isn't working. You are beginning to get an understanding of the intricacies that go into making a direct response site work. I've been doing this for over 10 years, and I have to still put in 3 - 5 hours a week just to keep up with the changing technology.

In fact, if you've been reading my Conversion Clinic Blog you know that I teach direct response design, and it's usually a three-year process before someone really understands the full-blown process. Building a mini-site that sells is nowhere near as easy as it looks.

There's at least 35 different elements that can make or break your sales.

But at any rate, please understand that you are not to blame if your site hasn't sold. In fact, you are about to be very pleasantly surprised:

Working With Me Is Not Complicated.

I'm easy to get along with, but I also know that a site that sells is not for everyone. There are some people that want a site that entertains. Or some people want a site that builds "branding," meaning building an awareness of a company's name. Like an online brochure.

You know what people do with brochures. They politely accept them, then quickly throw them in the trash when no one's looking.

I do not do brochure sites. I do not do entertainment sites.

I do one thing, and one thing only. I create sites that sell. Period. If you want some other type of site, please find someone else. Also, I do reserve the right to refuse someone's business if I don't think I can help them. But for those who want a site that sells, then I'm pleased to meet you. We'll get along just fine.

I work with a maximum of 5 clients at a time. If I have openings, the order link will be active. When you're done filling out the application and made the payment, I'll send you a "client requirements form" through email. Simply fill it out and send it back to me. Then watch the magic, as your new site rises!

Here's the Development Sequence:

Once we agree to what your requirements are, your order takes its place in line. My turnaround is typically in the 1 - 5 week range, depending on how many are ahead of you -- it's first come, first serve -- unless someone needs a rush job, which commands a 50% premium. When someone's in a jam, I give them priority.

If you need the rush service, you get placed in line immediately behind my current project. I can occasionally even offer a guaranteed delivery date, but this precludes all other rush orders, so it's not for everyone. Regardless of which choice you pick, I guarantee your satisfaction.

That's right, there's absolutely no risk on your part.

When you work with me, you get a high-octane online site that works for you as your own personal sales person, 24/7. You get a website whose only purpose is to immediately get people to whip out their credit cards and buy your product. You get it done fast -- and you get it done right.

All you need to do to get up and online is to select the right package for you: