Outside of the three necessities for any marketer (tracking, an autoresponder and hosting) the ability to create pages that you are going to host is probably right up there.

Now there are a wide variety of tools available to do this. Hell, you can even hire someone to do it full time if you can afford it. If you can’t then this program from Marlon Sanders is a must have.

I have to say when Marlon was developing this product and was stating what all it would allow you to do I thought here we go with another outrageously priced system and to do all those things the learning curve is going to be HUGE.

Boy was I ever wrong on both items.

See one of the problems most of us have is figuring out what we need and what we don’t. Marlon stopped that when it comes to Design Dashboard. It provides everything you need to know about and in easy to understand chunks (for lack of a better word) to start with an idea and have a page on line that you can be proud of.

See this will walk you through a variety of easy steps.

Each one just takes you through a simple task in an orderly step by step fashion. Where needed there are videos that will show you the process. Really important with some of the graphical tricks shown.

Now those that know me understand that I hate playing with graphics. It is an outsource item for me. My graphics guy loves that I am that way. That being said I have made some graphics that I would never have even attempted using the steps in here.

It only happens when I am in a time crunch as I still don’t like doing it but it is nice to be able to when necessary. Especially as good graphics guys get busy and if I only want to make a simple addition I hate to wait 3 or 4 days let alone a week or more.

More importantly Marlon has overdelivered in the information on what each piece of the page should be doing. Simple things like adding graphics to increase conversion, adding an autoresponder form and much more.

He doesn’t skip any steps. He really overdelivers and undercharges for this product.

Now the only downside is that two of the programs he recommends you use are only available as a 30 day trial. Despite that downside the total package including the upgrades after the trials is less than half of the cost of some of the design software available out there. Of course in typical Marlon fashion this is clearly stated in his sales letter too.

I always hate when I buy something that then needs other things to be bought and you get those surprises. Obviously, Marlon does too.

If you already are a pro with graphics and web design then this is not for you. (Although I will say the tips on conrstructing your sales pages still make it a worthwhile purchase.)

But everyone else really can and will benefit from this product.

You can check it out at Design Dashboard.