"How to build a successful website in 1 day!"

At last... a tool to create search engine-friendly websites easily!
Build websites in minutes with all the pages search engines like to see!
Create landing pages that capture email addresses to build a list of prospects!
Create lead-capture forms that respond to visitors automatically!
Build a complete sales-funnel website from templates quickly and easily!

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"Why do search engines look for a certain structure in a web site to favour them over others?"

Savvy Internet marketing web site owners know the answer and are already taking steps to revamp their 1-page or 2-page "mini-sites" accordingly.

• FACT: Google is a respectable company, and wants "real" web sites in its search results.
• FACT: In principle, Google does not like "get rich" web sites, "make money" web sites, "copy my scheme" websites, lead-capture websites, or even affiliate websites.
• FACT: Most of such web sites are single-page "mini-sites", or have a minimal landing page leading to one long sales page after taking a visitor's contact details.
• FACT: Google discourages such sites by penalizing them, for example, by reducing their 'Quality Score' in AdWords campaigns, so that their owners pay a high 'cost per click'. There's no reason to suppose that Google's algorithm does not apply a penalty also to such web sites in its organic (free) search results.

"What structure do search engines look for in a web site for it to be considered 'respectable'?"

Google states in its guidelines that web sites should, as a minimum, have:

• a landing page with content relevant to the visitor's search term.
• a privacy policy page, stating how visitors' captured details are used.
• a contact page, displaying the contact details of the web site owner, thus showing the owner's willingness to be held accountable for the web site content.

A terms and conditions page also makes a web site look professional and respectable.

Search engines also like to see a site map page with links to all these pages.

Provided that a web site has all these pages, its sales page can be as long as you like... and the more relevant content it has, the more the search engines like it, too.

"The money is in the list!"

How many times have you heard this? Probably many, unless you're completely new to Internet marketing. Very many web site owners expect to make a sale on the first visit, and are genuinely surprised, even slightly offended, if they don't. You check your statistics: the visitor's search term matches your product exactly; so your product matches your visitor's needs; you think your sales copy is compelling; SO WHY DIDN'T THE VISITOR BUY IT?

Unless you have a product that does something that no other product does, and does it extremely well (like the Web Sites Creator ;-) ), this rarely happens. The average number of times a prospect needs to hear about a product before he buys it is SEVEN! Believe it!

If you don't get the visitor's name and e-mail address, you lose the opportunity to follow up with a sale. It's as simple as that.

Furthermore, suppose you have other related products. The visitor is obviously interested in the type of stuff you have, otherwise he wouldn't have hit your website in the first place.

If you have the visitor's name and e-mail address, you can easily promote and sell similar items to the same person. People are more likely to buy from someone they know.

"So, what is a 'sales funnel', then?"

Otherwise known for a long time as a 'sales pipeline', a sales funnel depends entirely on a list of potential buyers. It refers to a sales process that is shaped like an imaginary funnel. A large number of prospective customers are poured in a the big end, and a percentage of them turn into sales that squirt out of the small end. The bigger the number, the more squirts you get. No list = No squirts!

The principle of the sales funnel has been around for ages. In the old days it was handled by sales people (and often still is). Nowadays, however, thanks to the Internet and clever software, the process can be completely automated. Yes, you read correctly: "completely", i.e., "entirely", "fully", "totally", "wholly", "untouched by human hand", "auto-pilot"...

"The genius is in the detail."

If you want to know all there is to know about the sales funnel, you should go through Michael Jones's comprehensive training course on the subject (link is in the footer of this page). It's called "Turbo Commissions" because it's aimed at newbies, and the easiest way to start making money on the Internet is by selling other people's products on commission. (This is known as "affiliate marketing".)

We recommend it because it's the only course we've seen that shows you every step actually being done, and in the finest detail. It also deals with selling your own products. Even if you think you know it all, there are bound to be some fine details that you don't, and they can make all the difference to winning or losing a sale.

We were so impressed with Michael Jones's Internet marketing course that we designed the Web Sites Creator around it. The software automates many of the tasks described, thus sparing you much of the technical stuff that MUST be done to maximize success.

"Do people really cheat when they buy products on the Web?"

Oooohhh, yes, indeed! Even usually honest people can be tempted to steal downloadable products because it's so easy to do and to get away with! We shan't give you examples, because we don't want to tempt you. Suffice it to say that the Web Sites Creator prevents all but seasoned hackers from being successful.

The Web Sites Creator uses several means to thwart thieves, among them PayPal's IPN facility. Don't shriek in fright at the mention of "IPN"! You don't need to write that code or even understand how it works. The Web Sites Creator does it all in the background!

"What are 'spam robots'?"

Wherever there's a form on a web page that a visitor fills in, there's a possibility that it might be hacked by either a robot or even a human, and utilized to send thousands of spam e-mails from your e-mail server. At best, this results in a warning from your hosting company that you've exceeded your quota, and that you'd better fix the problem.

If you ignore it and it happens again, as it's likely to the very next day as the hacker tries to repeat the process, your host may charge you for the extra bandwidth, or shut you down for breaking the spamming clause in your contract.

The Web Sites Creator software takes several precautions to prevent such disasters.

"How can I create a web site with all these pages easily?"

The Web Sites Creator is clever software that makes you look clever, and you don't need to be a programmer or a lawyer or a salesman... Just "fill in the blanks" for your product.

"That's fantastic for creating a sales funnel website! Unbelievable, even! Now, suppose I want to create a very simple website very quickly. Can I do that, too?"

Of course. Just select the pages you want the Web Sites Creator to generate. The system is totally flexible. You can build anything from the simplest "shop window" web site to the most complex interactive sales funnel web site. You can place multiple-field lead-capture forms and/or autoresponder forms on any page you wish, although these are usually placed only on the Squeeze page (landing page) and/or the Sales Reviews page.

"That's great! I can simply replace the placeholders with my company or web site name in the pages with all the legal jargon! But what about the technical stuff? How does my web site capture visitor details? I'm not a programmer!"

The Web Sites Creator can capture visitor details in two ways:

1. If you choose to use the Squeeze page as a landing page, to get the visitor's name and e-mail address only, you can simply paste the form code provided by your autoresponder host or use the form generated by the AutoEmailer, another Abacus software product that integrates perfectly with the Web Sites Creator, and does exactly the same job as an autoresponder, but without the monthly subscription charged by an autoresponder host.
(A link to the Abacus AutoEmailer is in the footer of this page.)

2. If you choose to use the Sales Review page as a landing page, you can use the built-in Form creation tool to capture as much information about your visitors as you want. The Web Sites Creator does not just use the bog-standard HTML 'form' to capture visitor details. Abacus Data Systems has developed 'form' code to defeat spam robots ("spam-bots") by the use of two distinct methods written in two different programming languages (javascript and php). Your e-mail server is protected against spam attack.

"Am I glad to hear that! That's the last thing I'd want to happen! So, how do I put these lead-capture forms onto the web pages?"

Dead easy! Take a look at the screenshot below. Just mark the fields in Section 1 that you want to appear in a simple lead-capture form on the Squeeze page, fill in a few details, and click the button. (This is not a "sales funnel" example. To create a "sales funnel" Squeeze page you would just paste the autoresponder code directly into the textbox in Section 2.)

The next screenshot shows this form inserted on the Squeeze landing page. When the button is clicked, the visitor is either sent an e-mail with a link to your Sales page (if you want the e-mail address confirmed), or is taken directly to the Sales page, at your option.

If you use the Abacus AutoEmailer software, this form can be configured to build an e-mail list of prospective customers, and start a "sales funnel" process.

"Fantastic! Can I put a form on my sales page, too?"

Of course you can... in exactly the same way. Take a look at this screenshot:

Here's the form on the Sales Reviews page:

Notice that the visitor does not need to give his name or e-mail address a second time, which would be tedious. The Web Sites Creator software is 'clever' enough to remember them from the Squeeze landing page. If you use the Sales Reviews page as the landing page, however, you would, of course, ask for the visitor's name and e-mail address here.

Moreover, the form fields can be used for anything. For example, you could ask for the visitor's current make of car, hair colour, etc.

"It keeps getting better! Now, what about the contact page?"

Data captured in forms on the Squeeze page or Sales Reviews page are always saved to a database. When you insert a data-capture form on the Contact page, however, you can choose whether or not to save the visitor's details to the database.

Here's an example:

And here's the form inserted in the Contact page:

"What's the database? Is that where my mailing list is kept?"

Yes. There are actually three databases: one for the Squeeze page, one for the Sales Reviews page and one for the Contact page, because you'll be collecting different data from your visitors on each page.

"Are my databases safe from prying eyes?"

Yes, indeed. They are stored on your own web space provided by your web host. There's far less risk of their being compromised there than on an autoresponder service web site.

"Are you suggesting that autoresponder sites use or sell my mailing list data?"

Not at all; merely that it is easily possible. But ask yourself: If you could achieve the same objective in two ways, but one were far less risky than the other, which would you choose?

"Is the Web Sites Creator also an autoresponder, then?"

No, it isn't. The Web Sites Creator creates interactive web sites. It's not wise to develop a software product for two distinct purposes, because, in this case, many buyers merely want to gather information about their visitors, perhaps to e-mail them personally, or for surveys, or for snail-mailshots or samples, or just to build targeted lists for onward sale to others. It's not fair to charge a customer for an autoresponder, if he doesn't want or need it.

Abacus Data Systems is developing a separate mass email software product, AutoEmailer, which will integrate perfectly with the Web Sites Creator, as well as act as a stand-alone autoresponder. Then customers will have full and secure control over everything.

"Does that mean that I'll have to buy AutoEmailer to conduct an autoresponder e-mail campaign?"

No. If you look at the screenshots of the form builder above, you'll see that you can create data-capture forms in two ways: 1. Automatic, 2. Manual. If you use an autoresponder service already, just paste its HTML or JavaScript code in the 'Manual' textbox.

You'd buy AutoEmailer only if you prefer to run an autoresponder e-mail campaign from your own web site instead of paying a monthly subscription to an autoresponder service.

"It's good to have the choice! Now, tell me about the templates."

The templates for every editable page have been crafted to produce the best sales results, using the tried-and-tested techniques and sales psychology advocated and practised by hugely successful Internet marketing masters. All you need to do is "fill in the blanks" for your product or service, and delete the sections that don't apply or appeal to you.

There's a set of templates for the sales funnel system, where you build a list of prospective customers and cultivate a relationship with them, and another set of templates for a more traditional sales or service web site that doesn't use an autoresponder.

Both sets of templates can have various styles applied to them at the click of a button, to suit your type of product or service. You can edit the accompanying style files to create your own individual styles, if you wish.

You don't have to use the templates, if you don't want to. You can create your own unique web site design easily with the integral WYSIWYG editor, or just paste the HTML code from an existing web site and edit that, if you prefer.

The Web Sites Creator is probably the only website design software you're likely ever to need, unless you want something extremely sophisticated or difficult to program.

"That sounds perfect for me! But what's this 'GoogleMap' page, mentioned above?"

Let's list all the web pages created by the Web Sites Creator...

The Web Sites Creator offers an option to create a 'Find Us' page automatically. A link on your Contact page enables your visitors to locate your premises easily on a dynamic map provided by Google. It'd look like this:

"This is a lot to absorb. Can you summarize what the Web Sites Creator and the other stuff we've talked about can do for me?"

OK. Let's imagine that you either have no web site at all, or you already have a web site that doesn't make as much money as you think it should. After all, your product or service is of excellent quality and is well worth the money you're asking for it, is it not? And you've already established that there's a demand for it by a certain group of people, haven't you? (If you haven't, you should do that before building any kind of web site. Michael Jones discusses 'supply and demand' and 'targeting' in depth in one of the modules of his marketing course.)

"I've seen enough! How can I buy the Web Sites Creator?"

You can't... at least, not yet. It's still in development. The release of this truly unique software is expected soon. Sorry! Meanwhile, however, we suggest that you make good use of the waiting time to learn all about the sales funnel system from the "watch me actually do it" step-by-step training course by Michael Jones. Then you'll be able to see the kind of results that the Web Sites Creator and AutoEmailer will produce for you.

Want to know when you can try it FREE?

There will be an announcement about availability. You can check back here later, or be informed when the software is about to be released.

(The anti-spam-robot form at the left was created in seconds with the Abacus AutoEmailer software.)

Abacus Data Systems respects your privacy, and will not divulge your contact details to anyone.

How Does a Sales Funnel Work? -- A comprehensive, detailed and very well presented hands-on Internet Marketing training course by the renowned Michael Jones.

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For domain and web hosting, Abacus recommends:
Web site hosting at Site5 -- Cheap, reliable, instant expert support 24/7
                                                 The "multi-site" hosting works better than any other we found.
Domain registration at GoDaddy -- Cheap, knowledgeable, friendly 24/7

For domain and web hosting, Abacus does NOT recommend:
1 & 1 -- Support staff are non-technical, and cannot answer or understand technical queries.
           They just tell you where to go to help yourself, and that's often wrong because they don't understand or even read the question properly. We were so frustrated that we moved our account of 250 domains to GoDaddy.
Fasthosts -- Expensive. Does not provide multi-site hosting for a single charge.
                      Technical support, however, is excellent.

Media Monitoring -- Media monitoring and evaluation services from TNS.