Creating a SAVEPEDIA Listing & a “MORE INFO” Page

I’ve made a lot of progress building SAVEPEDIA in July.  Now it’s a matter of adding as many merchants as I can with offers.  To illustrate how to do that I’ve put a live offer from Siber Systems, Inc. that gives customers using a code 20% off.

The images below display what the results look like on SAVEPEDIA.

• What are the immediate benefits of SAVEPEDIA to users?
  All types of savings.

What are the immediate benefits of SAVEPEDIA to merchants?

• Since no per sale fees are charged and the listings are very low cost or even free, the merchant savings can be passed on to customers.
• Merchants can add all types of discounts and update the information at any time.
• Even walk-in retail type of discounts are possible.

Now, what about Affiliates?

• Great products result in great earnings!
• Want to get started as a SAVEPEDIA Affiliate?  Just join the Rich Sage Underground.
• I feel that there is no better way to make money online than to provide a valuable service that generates recurring commissions.

Listing Details

The above listing is from this SAVE PEDIA page.  The listings take a minimum amount of space so that about two dozen could be displayed on a reasonable size page.  Each listing is also linked to a “MORE INFO” page via the link next to the image.  MORE INFO pages look like this:

Savepedia More Info Page

More about Savepedia Listings… Continued.
What more to do? At this point it’s a “chicken or egg” type of issue.  I need listings to make the site interesting.  However, I don’t see merchants wanting to post listings until they see the site busy.

My solution to that is to input my own data from a list of around 2,000+ merchants who run affiliate programs.

I’ll contact the merchants, get approved for the affiliate program, and then list the discounts offered via each program.

That will make the site busy.  Then individual listings will start to pick up.

It’s a scientific fact that the egg precedes the chicken!

And in this case inputting my own data from affiliate programs will pay for itself at the traffic grows.

Carpe Diem,
Rich Sage