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Steve Weber has helped PayDotCom's members on the forum for over 6 months now. During this period he proved he has incredible e-marketing skills in helping members and understanding Internet marketing. His products reflect his knowledge and his extraordinary skill in understanding peoples' needs and offering the best solutions to their problems.

Mike Filsaime
www.MikeFilsaime.com

I bought Steve's package and I am impressed on the information provided.
I think Steve is honest and gives all the necessary information on starting an online business. It is useful and will save you a lot of money to read his tips before
spending unwisely on line.

Jim Somchai,

www.visualizationmeditation.com

Steve,

After following a few of your pointers I worked quickly to fix up my sites and turned my $10 a month into $50 in about 2 weeks! I'm now spreading out and making more sites and hope to get to my first goal of $150 per month next month. Thank you so much Steve for giving my at-home business a boost! I would be stuck making under $100 a year if it weren't for you!

Nicole Mitani
www.Graphics-Magic.com

Hi Steve,

This product is so beautifully put together any beginner who gets this program will never be the same again. Once again I am grateful that you simply took the time and for the price you charged after taking the time.
Again thanks a bunch for your "relentless focus" on helping beginners.

Hyacinth Allen


www.naturalcandidacure.com

Thanks Steve for your video series -... The videos you have are really great. Seeing you do the clicks and navigating among applications is so much easier to remember, and if I do forget something, I can just go back and look at it quickly again.
Anyway's thanks again Steve !!! 

Bryan Johnson

www.blueheaventees.com

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More site design Issues

One of the biggest mistakes beginning web entrepreneurs make is trying to over-design their new sites. Many times, basic SEO techniques are simply left out. A perfect example is a brand new site selling a DVD workout tape. The site, Fit Pack, is a GREAT looking site! No doubt the owner worked many hours on it or paid a designer quite well. The problem is that the site is done totally in Flash. Go to the site and click on "view" in your browser then study the page source code. This code is all a search engine sees. Google does not see how great the site looks. All it sees is the code. Flash does not offer Google any content to index since the text written in Flash is invisible to a search engine. This DVD site will never be easily found in simple searchs in Google.

Be sure your site is designed with simple HTML. Text, images, and a few tables are all that are needed to create a site the search engines will index well. If the web designer knows CSS that is even better for the search engines. (CSS is not required. But if possible, use it.)

When using basic HTML, keep it simple. Do not try to "dress up" your site with moving images, background colors, scrolling text, etc. Simplicity helps builds trust in your visitors. Incorporating "cheesy" features into your pages makes your site look cheap.

Note: Do not fall for the many Internet scams out there which promise you great rankings or mega traffic!

Your site should be clean looking and easy for visitors to navigate. And most of all, the site needs plenty of keyword rich, original content. There are copyright reasons for not copying others' content. But more importantly, Google does not like duplicated content. your content must be original. If you have someone create the content for you, check each page in www.copyscape.com. Copyscape will scan the page and tell you if there are any pages with too similar content.

Use keyword tools to find effective terms to optimize the content with. Content is "King" with Google, and it is the only chance a new site has in showing up well in the search engines. For example if your site sells just one line of soy candles, it could have content pages written about the candles themselves, candle safety, the advantages of soy candles vs. wax, the history of candles, etc. Each page should be 300 to 700 words with the keyword phrase density of 2 to 7%. Before writing the articles be sure to study search engine optimization (SEO) techniques.

If the site requires a shopping cart, I suggest the free PayPal shopping cart. It is not a full featured shopping cart by any means. But the beginning web entrepreneur has far more important things to worry about than the administration of complicated shopping carts. PayPal makes the process VERY easy. And the free cart accepts major credit cards as well as PayPal payments. Once the site is making 2 or 3 sales per day, it will be time to upgrade to a more robust shopping cart.