Thanks for the response Rod.

I rather suspected that a lot of people would be using this format as a front page. However the question is - How do prospects find this page?

If they do it by personal recommendation or by way of a lead, and they are directed here, then it does not matter that there are many clones out there - or does it?

It seems unlikely that they will find this page by search engine so there is not much requirement for SEO.

I do take on board the idea of "personalising" the front page perhaps by colour or re-writing or using different testemonials maybe.

You make a comment about a link to "this page" - to which page are you referring? If you mean inward to my front page at www.premieruk.ws then I see this page as the first point of contact after any e-mail campaign or personal contact. Other inward links being the usual suspects such as advertising, signature files, articles, forums etc.
Any other ideas would be welcome, but at the moment I am concerned about the "flow" through the recruitment process of which the website is one part. You see - I'm a mechanic at heart!!

cheers

Peter

Hi all

I've just started with GDI - so greetings from the UK.

I like to have a logical flow to my work from the point of view of the first time visitor, and I played around with the sitebuilder before giving up and opting to use the company pages.

What I've done is to copy the HTML from the flash page http://website.ws/kvmlm2/preflash.dhtml?sponsor=USERID and pasted into a HTML editor (I use HTML-Kit) and renamed it index.html. Put my userid in place.

Then changed some of the links on the top menu to point at the company pages for "Company Information", "Product overview" etc - because they will not work otherwise. Then I added a link to the Testimonials. It was then uploaded to my webspace.

It's here - http://www.premieruk.ws

All the links to my user name seem to be OK

Have I made any serious errors??

The reason I did it this way?

I liked that front page for impact and it wasn't too long. However - is there a better way to do this?

Cheers

Peter

Hi all
I've just joined GDI today. I heard about it from a guy I do business with, he's in Scotland and I'm in Reading, Berkshire.
 
I've been involved with MLM previously on a couple of occasions but never succeeded in making any real money.  A little bit on the fringe but no more.

Any body concerned about the relative lack of activity in the UK should look at this as a POSITIVE

A couple of tips:

• Talk to everybody
• e-mail everybody you know - no spam!
• A NO is not a personal rejection, it's just not something they want to do right now

good luck to all

Peter