A lot of marketers are not happy with sales letters that affiliate programs provide them, so they design their own mini sites to help *pre-sell* product or service. Another component about a mini-site is that you can register a domain name that looks more professional.

For example, instead of using URL provided by a company (lets use an luggage company as an example) that runs affiliate program which may look like this:

http://www.company.com/cgi-bin/affiliateprogram/id=8796?cool

You could register a domain name that looks more professional and redirect it to your sales page. For example, it may look like this:

http://www.bestluggage.com

When I released my book "EZ Money With Ezines" last year, I did not want to simply create a sales page on my existing site http://www.freecoolcash.com. I thought it would look more professional by getting domain name http://www.ezmoneywithezines.com. The visitor would remember URL better if he wanted to come back in future and purchase book.

If you are interested in setting up multiple income streams, I suggest going to:

http://www.freecoolcash.com/cgi-bin/lnkinlte.cgi?l=mini

where you can start creating many mini-sites for as little as 11 cents a day!

You will learn from pros like Marlon Sanders, Terry Dean, Phil Wiley and Allan Gardyne why mini sites are quickest and easiest path to Internet profits.

They also offer a variety of bonuses that will help get you started in right direction.

So if you are serious about making money on Internet without having to spend countless hours creating your web site, then mini sites are definitely way to go.

Third, a hot market is one that will keep growing. As marketers we work very hard to test our ideas and prove our theories in order to find what works. The reason we do this is so that, when we find right formula, we can roll it out to masses. To succeed in this, there have to be masses to roll out to. The best definition of failure is to get an increasing share of a shrinking market. In a hot market, market potential is growing.

Once we clearly define our market, making sure it's a hot one, we can begin with confidence to build marketing strategies that will ensure our long term success.