Paul Markham

The design, layout, whether we do it this way or that way. Isn't going to get a dick hard enough to get a surfer to buy. It would be great if it did, it doesn't and we have to be sharper than that.

In a market that's saturated with sites and tours whether you put it out this way or that way is meaningless.

Look at the product for the key, what makes it different from every other site selling the same. Why does it stand out. What's the real appeal to it?

Then how can you promote it in a way that surfers notice it so it leaps off the page at them?

Are the samples on the tour shot specifically for the tour?

Does the content affiliates have to promote you with really stand out?

Asking what kind of tour everyone else uses works best is lame.

If you have done all the above, then split test the two types and see what works for you best.



He looks bored. what ever way you arrange the tour, he will still look bored. He also looks unconvincing in the video sample.

Now I'm convinced http://kinkykicks.net/tourseo/traile...ne.html#update

Good stuff http://kinkykicks.net/tourseo/traile...ie.html#update Looks a bit studio, but not a problem. He's getting kicked to death poor guy.

Your stuff is good, in fact very good. My balls hurt just watching it. So here's an idea.

Cut a sample video from 10 of your most loved scenes. Then reduce the size of the header and drop the words down the page. Stick the sample video right in front of the surfer, maybe with the words on it "Click here Whimps".

Then updates, you can mix that in with text. Line of videos then a line of text to sell the site. Make sure the surfer knows what he's getting for his money.

This is wasted space.

If you sell books, text is good. If you sell videos, videos are good. I don't see one on the first page until I scroll down.

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