You've finally completed your website. It's your calling card into the world of Internet Marketing. People from all over the planet are now your potential customers or clients.

You've spent the energy, gathered photos, did the research, hired a webmaster, selected your keywords, bought your domain name, got approved for a merchant account, and you're ready to rock-and-roll on the Internet. You expect thousands of hits and hundreds of orders pouring in on the first day of your launch.

And why not?

Everyone's got a website nowadays. And many businesses operate multiple sites. You've read stories of Internet marketers making untold thousands of dollars per campaign without breaking a sweat and you want your share of that pie. Online sales grow exponentially each year as more people gain access and begin to trust secure online transactions.

But why do only a small percentage of sites make money while the majority of sites barely break even?

Here lies the main reason...

Most website owners don't know what to put on their site. They know they need one so they immediately hire a webmaster. This could be their Aunt Mabel, a high school student who loves 3D animation, or some grungy looking nerd sipping a latte at Starbucks. And they tell their webmaster to make their site look just like "SoAndSo.com."

Problem is, these web geeks are clueless. They aren't marketers. They know how to write code, but don't know the first thing about getting inside the minds of consumers:

What makes them tick?
What makes them act?
What's causing their problems?

Without knowing how to communicate to consumers, you end up with an expensive, colorful announcement.

It's just like hiring an ad agency to create money-losing ads. Or allowing your Yellow Pages agent to design your ad. You upload your money into Cyberspace and the silence is deafening. You'd probably get more action during a wake.

Or worse, they attempt to use a free web building wizard from their Internet Service Provider. Without the know-how: there are missing photos, dead links, page discontinuity, visual syntax issues, code appearing on the page, and cheesy looking graphics. And most of the time, there are unnecessary filler items.

From a design and marketing standpoint, here's what a typical website does that repels sales...

But it doesn't have to be this way...

You can design sites that generate leads, sell product, build databases, offer free information, educate consumers, are interactive, register for seminars, link to other sites, brand your expertise, sell an e-course or e-book, offer downloadable audio or video, or create an army of affiliates.

It's pretty easy to make money online if you know how. I've produced a five-week e-course to show you the path to online profits. You'll discover:

1) Design Secrets of Profitable Websites;
2) Marketing Secrets of Profitable Websites;
3) Seven Types of Profitable Websites;
4) Traffic Secrets of Profitable Websites; and,
5) Conversion Secrets of Profitable Websites.

Here's what we'll cover:

This e-course is not full of fluff or gimmicks. There's nothing in this course that even hints at fooling search engines. It's designed for business owners who want to consistently make profits online. And I'm not talking about making $10 each from your three affiliate links. I'm talking about long-term, drink-out-of-a-coconut money.

What's the investment?

A mere $47. Which is a fraction of what you'd pay for courses of this nature. This is a no holds barred look at how to make money with your website. Every day.

These are the same techniques I use for critiquing business sites. I charge between $500 to $1,000 for a website critique. And that's only if you can convince me to look at it. It's usually too time-consuming. You get to learn my coaching secrets for under $50.

Bonus offer for e-zine subscribers...

If you're signing up for Tommy's Tease e-zine, you'll get this Web Mastery e-course absolutely free! It's my gift to you for subscribing.

Why am I being generous?

It's not because I'm a nice guy. (Although most people think I am.) It's because I know people who put these lessons into action will finally make consistent profits. And I can use their success story for other promotions.

But please don't take advantage of my generosity. Don't sign up all your friends with hobby websites. They'd probably never begin the course. And I wouldn't get any testimonials.

Go to my opt-in page to enter your first name and primary e-mail in the e-zine subscription form to start cashing in on your website.