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What do you think of sites like this?

by Slin
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While designing my new site I realized most clickbank products have the one site layout.

In other words one long salespage and some contact information at the bottom.

So far I have been designing my page so it has a Home. (Main salesletter)

An About (enticement for the sale, and list of benefits.)

Contact

And Join Now (buy area)

Do sites like this convert? Or should I go design for a long sales letter that seems to be used more often.

I have not written any of the copywriting yet, but those buttons are made and this is what I had planned.

Thanks,

- Nils Evensen
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    Thank you Nathan, and you do understand me correctly.

    Do people find that these kind of salespages convert better?

    I am just not sure if it is something I want to go with. They are generally called mini sites correct?
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    • Profile picture of the author Jeremy Morgan
      Originally Posted by Slin View Post

      Thank you Nathan, and you do understand me correctly.

      Do people find that these kind of salespages convert better?

      I am just not sure if it is something I want to go with. They are generally called mini sites correct?
      Personally I don't like these kinds of sites, because you have to scroll down to the bottom just to get the price and/or buy it. It's aggravating.

      That being said, it is what clickbank wants you to do, and I've noticed since I turned many of my sites to this structure it's converted much better, so I would say stick with it.
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