If you have ever made purchases online, you will be familiar with the term “sales page”. And if you haven’t, it is basically a webpage that introduces you to the product(s) that are being sold at that website.

All sales pages seem to be fairly similar. They have a few elements (besides the obvious - a list of features and benefits) that come up with each sales letter, like testimonials, “proof” and bonuses, that motivate you to make the purchase.

The million-dollar question: How real are they?

Let’s see…

The No B.S. Launch Pad prides itself in reviewing products prior to the launch, and as such does not include post-launch elements like the sales page of the product, the …

The downloadable product costs $199.95, and the physical product costs $399.95.

At the first look,

Do you have an idea? Do you have a plan? Do you have what it takes to be the next to launch from our launching pad?

So you think you know a lot about launches…
A product launch requires a lot of planning, effort, time and strength. No, not physical strength. It’s mental strength. And strength in faith that your product will perform well. Especially if you are doing everything (or almost everything) yourself.

Where do I start?

Ladies and Gentlemen,

Were you like me, expecting Affilorama to have a long sales page? Well no, there wasn’t. Surprised as well? Now, The Affilorama Review is soooo handy.

If you …

The time has come. Affilorama has unveiled on Tuesday, June 13, 2006 at 4pm (pacific time).

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My very first entry. So I’ll make an exception, and make it personal.

“Dare to dream” is running through my mind right now. No, it’s not a movie, and it’s not …