Till now, the Top 100 Affiliate Marketing Programs was a single page mini-site. Even though, this page has been one of the most popular area in my blog, I was not very happy with the layout and design. It was also uncategorized and all the different affiliate programs were quite jumbled up. This single page mini-site which links to my blog was actually a static website and the html was created using a normal text editor.
I felt the need to redesign this for quite some time. Finally, I have started the exercise of redesigning this important section of my blog.
You might already know that xSitePro released version 2 of their most popular software on 20-May-2008. I have already been a user of their version 1, and I have always loved this software. So, within a few minutes of the version 2 release, I grabbed a copy. Incidentally, if you purchase xSitePro v2 within 30 days of its release, you can avail of a massive bonus of $30.
OK, why did I bring up the topic of xSitePro? Since I had purchased the new version, I wanted to try the software and understand all its new features. So, I decided to redevelop Top 100 Affiliate Marketing Programs section from the ground up using xSitePro. And, I wanted to develop this section into a decent, even though, small website. I was pleasantly surprised when I was able to develop this site into a 40+ pages website in under three hours and, that too, totally from scratch. I am terribly impressed with this software and all its features.
Of course, the Top 100 Affiliate Marketing Programs section is still under development. I have opened it up to my dear visitors so that I can get some first hand feedback about this new look section, ease of use and how I can improve it further. Please use the comments in this post to share your views, reviews and rebukes.
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Your web designer is TERRIBLE.
Impossible to read center text throughout the page with whatever shitty color got picked for text.
find some intelligence and literacy for a web designer
Who in the world designed this site? Black background with gray text?
The content might be interesting; if I could only read it.