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This could well be true - but I guarantee that, the more garish the site, the more flashing and sparkly-warkly components assaulting your eyes, the prouder that vendor will be of the horrible tiny beastie. ( Yes, sheprobably designed it individually. )

O.K, so thatis a tactful way of putting it. The landing page has more hollering capital letters than a 6th grader discovering the simplest way to SMS message. The colours are making your eyeballs bleed. It's crammed with links to external sites ( and even a big flashing associate sign up call ) - and you think those blinking arrows have just put you into some type of seizure.

A simpler way to station your indecent suggestion is something more along the general lines of : "That's agreat product and a really dynamic landing page, but my list is a conservative bunch who think beige is too much colour on a wall. Would you be okay with me writing a sales letter that they are going to be so comfortable with, so it brings us both more sales?"

There are products ranging from fitness and health, to tutorials on the way to use Photoshop, video sets on how to earn some cash online and more.

Try it this way, and Ican just about guarantee a 99% "yes" answer rate.

This is simply a matter of common courtesy - but it's amazing how many marketing pros decide to avoid this step. Some do this because their idea is, if theyare going to promote this puppy, it had better bark or theyare not squandering time, and the vendor can just sort it.