Site Build It! $100 Harvest Special
November 1st, 2008 by 
John Dilbeck
I was so busy the last couple of weeks that I didn’t even have time to promote the Site Build It! Halloween special, which ended yesterday at midnight.
I know you may be interested in building a successful online business using SBI, and I’m sorry I didn’t let you know about the special offer.
But, even if you missed the Halloween special, Sitesell is offering the $100 Harvest Special from now until midnight on November 9, 2008.
Yep, that’s right. For a little more than a week, you have the opportunity to purchase one SBI site for about $300 and you can get a second Site Build It! subscription for only $100 more.
Buy both for yourself, go in with a friend and each of you can get a subscription for $200 each, or buy one and give the other to a friend, relative, or colleague.
I’m not going to even address all the misconceptions about SBI this morning. I’ve had those conversations until I’m blue in the face.
Site Build It! may not be for everyone - I don’t use it for quite a few of my sites - but I know it is the absolute best way for someone to identify a niche for your online business, brainstorm topics, design the structure of your site, build it, host it, and promote it. SBI offers a variety of tools that cannot be found elsewhere - especially with the level of integration between the tools that SBI offers.
Then, you also get the step-by-step Action Guide, unlimited support, and a members-only forum that is extremely helpful and supportive.
Site Build It offers more than just a place to put up a website. There are many thousands of places and ways you can do that. SBI offers what I have come to think of as a success cooperative where people like Ken Evoy, founder of Sitesell, really believes in your capacity for success and helps you achieve it.
Don’t listen to the naysayers and the uninformed. Site Build It! offers a comprehensive set of tools, procedures, tutorials, and support that you won’t find anywhere else.
I am a very satisfied Site Build It! customer and I invite you to visit my Act On Your Dream! site, hosted by SBI. I’m working on a plan right now where I’ll be greatly expanding that site over the coming year.
Whether you take advantage of the $100 Harvest Special, or not, do yourself a favor and learn about what you can do with Site Build It!
Why just put up a website when you can build a successful online business?
Act on your dream!
JD
PS. You don’t have to take advantage of this special offer to buy two SBI sites. You can always choose to purchase just one SBI subscription, even when the specials are offered. If you don’t need two sites, there’s no reason to buy more than one.
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April 13th, 2009 at 3:12 pm
I agree that traffic is important, but driving traffic to a site that has nothing to offer except ads will unlikely bring porsperity to the owner.
I believe the most important part of any web-business is not even traffic, but interesting ORIGINAL (!) content. I doubt Site Build It! can offer that, or can they?
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April 22nd, 2009 at 8:15 am
Good morning, Andrew.
Welcome to the discussion.
I guess it depends upon your definition of prosperity. I’m not sure what you’re talking about when you say “driving traffic to a site that has nothing to offer except ads will unlikely bring porsperity to the owner.”
I don’t think I’ve ever advocated doing that and I know it’s certainly not part of the Site Build It process.
Who do you think originally developed the whole C-T-P-M process? Ken Evoy did when he wrote “Make Your Site Sell” and this was several years before he and his team started developing Site Build It.
C-T-P-M means to write original high-value content that attracts free traffic from the search engines. Then presell the visitors by providing information of value and, lastly, monetize the site by linking to relevant products and services your visitors may be looking for.
Other forms of monetization include Adsense ads, site sponsorships, private ads, selling your own products, advertising your own services, affiliate marketing, sending leads to existing offline businesses, and doing many other things that result in real business.
Original content is always the responsibility of the site owner and I know of no set of tools that will do it for us.
The Site Build It process, however, does stress the importance of producing great content of our own and making it available to others.
Act on your dream!
JD