'Pay per Song' web direction needed.

[PDR]

I am a novice at web design and need guidance please.

My question is not for my site, but for a webpage I have been asked to design for somebody (using their soon to be purchased subscription to BV) for the intent to post and sell his music.

I have the page design in mind but I am stalled when it comes to how to set up 'music download after payment'.

There are 3 CDs with apprx. 45 minutes of music (4 to 9 songs) per CD. I wish to be able to have a visitor hear a 30 second sample of music, be able to choose and purchase (thru PayPal), and then be able to download to their computer after payment.

Is there a special application I should be using or Tutorial I can watch to assist me with this? Someone told me I would need to upload all the music individually to the Host Server. . . ? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!
PDR
www.PetalsAndSage.com

[Karen Mac]

Re: 'Pay per Song' web direction needed.

Well soho or one of the shopping carts would probably be better for this, and if you dont use them, you will as a minimum need to purchase downloader protection software which HIDES your url after its been downloaded so they cant just GIVE It away to buddies or accidently find it on a search thru your site.

uploading can be done via blue ftp, or cpanel file manager.. or anyother ftp client of your choice.

Karen

[PDR]

Re: 'Pay per Song' web direction needed.

Thank you, Karen. I'll look into soho.

[Karen Mac]

Re: 'Pay per Song' web direction needed.

Navaldesign has a little script that he has written with a shopping button for this as well.. you might try contacting him and looking into this as well.

karen

[PDR]

Re: 'Pay per Song' web direction needed.

Thank you, I'll give him a shout.
I downloaded Soholaunch BUT I am afraid to use it because it says in order to get into its CP in need to re-activate my BV. When trying to re-activate my BV I was told that I will loose my existing website and everything I've done previously and I don't want that to happen. :(
I am assuming that it's an either / or kind of deal.
Thanks for your help.
Bummed but optimistic.
Peace out.