There are other control panels, but cPanel is the best in my experience.

All of my sites are either on Hostgator or Kiosk, both of which use cPanel.

You also know you have a cPanel if you type yourdomain.com/cpanel and a username/password box pops up.

Bob

As for the transcripts to DiscoverMiniSites, along with materials at any of my sites, you are always going to find your materials inside a membership area. You access that with a username (your email) and a password that you typed into the subscription form.

The promo codes are not used unless you receive a promo code from me.

Thanks for the feedback about the flow of the site!

Bob Jenkins

The form said something about a “promotional code.” But I don’t know what this is.

They really need to explain things better to those of us who really are beginners.

Now … what exactly is a “cPanel”?

Don’t you need to establish a reputation with readers first before trying to sell anything? What’s the point of a mini-site unless readers already know you?

I’m not seeing these mini-sites making any real money. Comments?

Do you have any suggestion about Internet law for a newbie? What do I need to think of. Do you have a product for this help.
Thanks

Matt, the Eight-Fold Path course is now available when you login at http://www.DiscoverAffiliateStrategies.com.

As for your question, you can use both blogs and minisites. The advantage of a blog is it encourages a conversation with your audience. However, it’s not very good at single item sales of individual products.

That’s where a mini-site comes in.

The blog is for developing the relationship with your subscribers, and the mini-sites is for offering them complete details about your products and services.

I think when you are starting out, you need to decide what you want to achieve in what time frame.

If you want to build credibility and brand yourself as an expert, then a blog is better.

If you have a specific product or service to offer, or you aren’t sure so you want to do resell rights, then the mini-site is better.

Hope that helps!
Bob Jenkins

I have gladly been following you & your presentations, offerings, teachings etc,,, since I originally came into contact with you through ‘Squidoo Secrets’.

I must say you have a nice way of presenting information that also is easy for me to understand & assimilate.

I hope I can get in on your ‘8 fold Path program’ when you offer it again.

Having said all of the above I do have one question though in regard to web sites. If I have a blog(which I do) can it not serve the same function as a ‘mini web site’ ? Do I really need both as I start out?

Thanks!

Matt Geib