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The best websites to imitate are the websites of your successful competitors. But what if you’re just getting started building your business? Then the best websites to imitate fall into four categories:
Best Websites To Imitate #1-The Minimalist
If you want to build your website and your business quick, take a look at minimalist websites. Many of the best minimalist websites sell just one product, often an info product, using just one page, the sales page.
Although the sale pages on many minimalist websites are long enough to count for a dozen pages on other websites, there’s no functional website easier to create than the minimalist website. All you need to do is find a product and then spend an afternoon (or less if you write fast) describing the product and all of its benefits in appealing detail.
Go ahead and take a look at the best minimalist websites right now and think about how easy it would be for you to imitate them.
Best Websites To Imitate #2-Enjoyable Sites
If imitating a minimalist website isn’t your thing, then the best website for you to imitate is your favorite website-or at least a website you really enjoy.
Creating a non-minimalist website is a long process, so you ought to find a reason to enjoy the journey and not just the destination. Imitating a website you enjoy is the best way to do that. If you enjoy a website, you’ll probably enjoy building a new website just like it.
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Websites To Imitate #3-Busy Sites
But if money is your goal, the best websites to imitate are probably busy websites. The busier the website, the more potential for profit-and the more established the community around the website.
It’s much, much easier to tap into an established community than it is to create your own new community. Imitating a busy website is a great way to legally and morally build your business until you’re ready to take the lead in your niche.
Best Websites To Imitate #4-Evolving Sites
Some sites may not be that busy, but they’re definitely going through changes. Change is good. Change means the webmaster is experimenting with new technologies or new techniques.
People who experiment often track their progress so they know when the experiment has succeeded. That’s great news for you-all you have to do is watch the evolving website to see where it stops. You’ll know that’s where the experiment succeeded, so you can imitate it without having to go through any of the intermediate unsuccessful iterations.
Best of all, your imitation won’t be behind the curve on the new technology or technique by more than a few weeks, so you’ll have the same opportunity to attract visitors to your imitation website as your template website.
A Few Final Notes On Imitation
When you imitate a website, don’t copy it exactly or even try to “spin” the site. Instead make a checklist for yourself listing what you like about the site and use that checklist when designing and writing content for your own site. Although the old saw says imitation is the most sincere form of flattery, copying a website directly will get you banned from Google and completely waste your effort to imitate the best websites.
