
A minisite is a website by which companies offer information about one specific product or product group. Typically, a minisite is enhanced by various multimedia content, such as an animated, narrated introduction, and accompanied by a visual scheme which complements the product well.For example, a soft drink company might have a minisite with bright colors and a carbonated bubble motif. This offers a more immersive experience for the visitor, in comparison to a traditional corporate website, which is usually presented in a classic professional layout describing the company's statistics and range of operations, and products' technical details.
A minisite may also refer to a single-page website through which the operator aims to sell one particular product rather than present a company's product portfolio. Unlike traditional websites, minisites usually consist of a single page website that utilizes a direct response marketing approach to sell its single product. Such products are often digital products that can be sold in a number of electronic formats such as PDF eBooks, interactive web videos, software, audio, podcasts, membership subscriptions or an online eCourse. However, it is also not uncommon for a minisite to sell a physical product.
Minisites have existed since the popularization of the World Wide Web in the mid 1990’s as direct marketers adapted their offline direct mail campaigns to accommodate for a worldwide audience provided by the Internet.
Some people like mini sites because they think it’s easier to make money with them more quickly. This technique can work in some cases. Yet, to think this way all the time can limit your possibilities in the long run. You could subdivide a niche into much smaller categories, each based on a few keywords. This would be the basis for a collection of mini sites, each one based on one of your keywords. It shouldn’t take you long to rank for these key phrases if you chose them wisely. If you do this, of course, you should be aware that Google is not a fan of mini sites. Deciding between authority and mini sites can be explored from several angles. In addition to ten mini sites you could have one large authority site. How would you go about getting traffic to all of them? You’ll have to duplicate your efforts for getting traffic for each one of the ten mini sites. You will need to send traffic to the authority site, as well. The difference is that you can deliver traffic to one page within the same site with authority sites. Authority sites allow you to leverage your time better. You’ll find that larger sites have a unique value known as the stickiness value. Since the content on mini sites is so limited it is difficult to make them very “sticky.”

An authority website gives you the opportunity for greater credibility at a faster rate. Larger sites filled with useful content tend to be more impressive to visitors. It is a natural tendency to begin thinking the person behind the site must know what they’re talking about. So then there are feelings of credibility that tend to happen. This is a rare situation for mini sites. It can, but that is quite rare.
So, which to build – a mini site or an authority site? But it is usually the lesser experienced person who has a hard time with this. Still though, we all have our unique desires and goals for what we want to do. I would not suggest you do something for reasons that conflict with your desires and natural interests. The site structures have similarities, and we feel it is best to understand what they are because that will be valuable knowledge.
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