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Step 8 : Payment Processor

A payment processor lets you take payments online. Those payments typically come in two flavors you might be familiar with already—credit cards and PayPal.

The simplest, quickest and cheapest payment processor to set up is PayPal itself. You can sign up for what they call a Website Payments Standard account, which lets you take payments from PayPal and from all major credit cards (Visa, MasterCard, Discover, Amex).

Their instructions are easy to follow. You’ll sign up for your business account (it’s free) and generate code for your purchase buttons. Then you can copy that code and paste it into your sales page, just like you did with your autoresponder sign-up form.

Another option is to use www.ClickBank.com. This company makes things extremely easy. You’ll have to pay $50 to sell a product there, but it’s usually worth that expense.

They’ll let you take online credit card payments, and they’ll also let affiliates promote your product for free. You can set up your account to share profits with affiliates (I suggest 50% minimum), and ClickBank will handle paying them for you automatically!

Setting up ClickBank is easy. All you have to do is sign up as a Publisher from their home page. They’ll walk you through setting up your product in the system, setting your commission percentage for affiliates, etc.

Next day I will show Step 9 : Testing your Mini-Site.

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