Niche blueprint, a product by Tim Godfrey and Steven Clayton which gives anyone the knowhow and the resources necessary to set up and run a successful e-commerce business online, will be relaunched on 16 March, in this article we will go over modules five and six (part one) out of the nine available in the course.

Module five is handed out in week three of the course and part one of module six is handed out the following week after. Week three will have your first site up and running and then in the following week you will learn what is needed to get free buying visitors.

No less than eight videos as well as 5 PDF’s will be presented to you in week three for the content of module five, this content will include everything you need to get that first site set up.

Achieving that first fully functional niche blueprint store with full product catalogues

The goal for module five, and this week is for you to have a complete understanding of how to implement the niche blueprint e-commerce platform. How to set up your PayPal payment gateway, produce a logo and toll-free number for your store.

The eight videos in this module are once again, very precise and clear and include:

- Overview.

- How to get your sites hosted online.

- How to, if you choose to do so, make or outsource your stores main logo.

- Installing the provided e-commerce website platform.

- Configuring your niche blueprint store.

- Setting up PayPal on your store.

- Other things you will need to do to make the site ready for buyers to purchase products from you.

- The product catalogue set up.

- Other design considerations and techniques to achieve maximum sales and conversions.

There are also five PDF’s, which if anything are even more detailed than the eight videos and give very precise step-by-step easy and clear instructions and examples. I doubt whether there is anybody who couldn’t have an e-commerce store up and running by the time they have watched the videos and PDF’s.

Traffic, Customers And Cash

Right, you now have a functional website that is ready to go, but you probably haven’t got anyone visiting the site. No website is successful without promotion and this is where part one of module six is going to come in.

You will find four videos and three PDF’s within part one of module six and they will teach you how to use search engine optimisation to get free targeted traffic visiting your site on a daily basis.

The 3 PDF’s give sample SEO plans and lists of shopping portals. The 4 videos, with Steve Clayton, once again give very clear and precise instruction on how to put together an effective SEO plan to guarantee first page positions on Google.

In the first video he gives a very good understanding of SEO concepts, which for the beginner is a must watch, although seasoned pros may want to skip it.

In another video, he talks about how to use article marketing and as it’s a tactic that we use ourselves we can confirm its effectiveness. Although looking at the tactics and SEO plan of this course it isn’t something you will have to do to be successful with your Nicheblueprint ecommerce store.

As you can see at this point in the course you will already be ready to start making a profit. In the following modules you will be taught how to outsource the work and sell your successful websites if you should decide that that was in your best long-term interests.

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