The success or failure of a web site relies heavily on its design. Designing a web site involves several procedures such as creating mock-ups, defining interfaces, database design, system platform and web page aesthetics, just to name a few. 

With the advent of “The Google Slap” where thousands of Internet Marketers with sites that were nothing more than Google Adsense and very little or no content, lost their engine indexing overnight. Business went down the electronic drain, and any kind of page rank was a dim and distant memory. Although a hardship for many, keep in mind that Google’s goal has been to trim out the spammers, and bring back real content in the search pages. It appears to be working.

A lot of information has been made available recently, along with specific content tools being created, that are in the “white hat” variety, and will help you in your search for ways to develop the right kind of content, and bring traffic to your sites. A lot of people have been questioning if this has also been the death knell for “mini sites.” This article is intended to provide you with an overview of what is evolving, in the arena of content site versus mini site.