Site Build It - the best time of year to buy
December 12th, 2008 by 
John Dilbeck
Are you familiar with Site Build It!?
If you’ve visited any of my sites, blogs, forums, and communities, you’ve most likely seen ads and articles about Site Build It! and why I like it so much. Still, you may not have taken the time to really learn about it and why it is like no other online business solution. Site Build It! is much more than just a webhosting company.
It’s an all-in-one hosting, site-building, and online-success-making system that can possibly change a life. SiteSell, the manufacturer, actually guarantees online success if you follow the proven system.
Here’s a short video that explains the product…
Take the video tour, now.
Over 100,000 customers, including me, have already used it to create real online businesses that let us work from home or wherever we want (it’s a Web based system). Sitesell has plenty of testimonials to prove it too. Take a look at their Case Studies page.
Or this page of videos that were actually done by their customers…
But the best news of all is…
Now is the absolute best time of the year to buy Site Build It!. They have a Holiday Special going on where you can buy-one-site and get-one-free. It ends up being about $150 per site.
(Although Sitesell offers discounts on purchasing two sites at other major holidays, this is the only time of the year where you get the second site free. All the other holiday specials offer the second site for $100 when you purchase the first site at $299. This holiday special is a true buy-one-get-one-free discount. Don’t miss it.)
I know what you’re saying. Why do I need more than one site?
You don’t! You can always give the other one away as a New Year’s gift. Or sell it. Or find a friend who wants a great deal too.
But you might want to keep it. Did you know that the majority of people making a full-time living online have more than one site. You just might double your pleasure… and income.
When you get one site to where it is producing a reliable income stream, you’ll understand why you may want to create other niche-oriented, content-rich sites to increase your revenue with additional income streams. Not everyone wants to manage more than one site, but many Site Build It! subscribers do.
And did I mention that Sitesell guarantees your success. Yep! You can get your money-back if you don’t feel that it will help you build a successful online business. There’s really no risk involved. (If you ask for a refund in the first 30 days, you’ll get 100% of your money back. After that, Sitesell will refund your subscription price on a prorata basis at any time during your one-year subscription period. Their site offers all the details.)
Once you understand the Site Build It! process, you’ll be hooked.
Most people think that all you need is hosting and site-builder software to make a Web site. That’s technically true. But getting people to find that Web site is the key to building a long-term business that actually makes real money. Without traffic your site will be lost in the wilderness.
One reason webhosting is offered so cheaply by so many companies is because of the few resources most websites require. Since most sites get very few visitors, some other webhosting services, not Sitesell, put hundreds of domains on a single server (computer) and rake in the cash from domain owners whose websites sit there waiting for someone to visit.
On the other hand, the Site Build It! system helps you build a site that people are looking for. Their C-T-P-M system teaches you how to create a site that’s in demand. Once you have traffic, then you can choose many ways to turn that traffic into revenue. Here’s a page that explains their proven process…
Site Build It’s C-T-P-M system for online business success.
Doesn’t it just make sense?
But I don’t know anything about the Internet, you say. Or HTML. I’m no computer geek, you’re thinking.
Can you send email? Have you used a word processor? If you can do that, you can build a Site Build It! site. It’s really a simple process that is doable by anyone. All you need is the motivation and commitment to follow the process.
If you can’t do that then Site Build It! is not for you. It’s not “Get Rich Quick.” There’s really no such thing. But if you have the motivation and a little brains you CAN do it.
After all, your success is guaranteed. What have you got to lose.
Here’s where you can go to read about that guarantee…
Site Build It’s order page with a link to the guarantee.
And maybe use that Buy-One, Get-One-Free Special to start a whole new life.
But hurry. This holiday special offer ends at midnight on December 25, 2008.
(If past history is an indicator, there is a good chance that the offer may be extended until just after January 1, but I wouldn’t bet on it. Don’t procrastinate; you don’t want to miss this special.)
Who knows, perhaps you or someone you know will be able to change your, or their, life in 2009. Why give someone a gift that will be a flash-in-the-pan and will be forgotten or ignored in a few days or weeks. Give the gift of Site Build It! and help someone develop one of the most important skills of the 21st Century.
Do it for yourself or someone else you care about.
I’m happy that I am a Site Build It! subscriber and I’ll be adding a lot to my site in the coming months.
I hope you’ll be one of the new SBI success stories in 2009.
JD
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December 13th, 2008 at 9:12 pm
This is an affiliate program I need to get on the stick with in the new year.
How long have you been with it? How are you doing overall?
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December 13th, 2008 at 11:49 pm
Good evening, Dennis.
I’ve been a Sitesell affiliate since back when they only sold Ken’s ebooks, before he even developed Page Build It! for affiliates.
With the introduction of Site Build It!, my enthusiasm and interest continued to grow.
Right off hand, I don’t know how long I’ve had my SBI site, but it’s doing well.
I spent several months (when I could find the time while caring for Mom) converting the design of my site and reprogramming the database program I use to create my large static sites.
It took some work to make the database work with both standard Linux-hosted sites and also with Site Build It!, but I think I have the bugs worked out.
I like using this database approach, because I have a complete website stored locally in the database, rendered into static HTML pages on my computer, and then uploaded to the site.
I rebuilt my Act On Your Dream! site using my database program and that’s going to give me some power to do things that were difficult using the sitebuilder included with SBI.
Now, I’ve mapped out a much-expanded site and just have to find the time and energy to research and write the pages to build what I have on paper.
I’m planning another SBI site that I hope to start by spring.
I’ve considered taking advantage of the holiday sale, but I’m covered up as it is right now.
On the affiliate marketing side, this is one of my most profitable income streams. Revenue is definitely growing over time, and those annual renewals bring in a growing residual income. That’s one of the great things about life-time customers and a product that is so good that most customers renew every year.
Best of all, it’s the only affiliate marketing program where I’ve had customers email me and thank me for recommending SBI to them.
I’m a huge fan of SBI and a very satisfied customer. My only complaint is that there aren’t enough hours in the day to do all I want to with it.
Act on your dream!
JD
December 15th, 2008 at 11:39 am
Well damn, I guess that answers my question. LOL
I’ve been meaning to get to it for so long that I’m hoping 2009 is the year as I get more into affiliate stuff.
I have another friend who keeps bugging me some…she recently scored a consulting gig with them also.
Dennis Edells last blog post..How To: Evaluating Competition For New Site Niches
December 15th, 2008 at 11:40 am
Hmm perhaps you can tell me…what is up with those 56 page newsletters from 5pillars LOL
December 15th, 2008 at 10:01 pm
Good evening, Dennis.
“56 page newsletters from 5pillars”
Ken, like me, is not known for his brevity.
Honestly, unlike many people, I don’t mind his long messages. I’ve learned that when I follow most of his advice I make more money.
So, when the 5 Pillar newsletter/email/whatever you want to call it arrives, I print it, pour a refreshing beverage, find a very comfortable chair, break out a highlighter and a pen, and start reading.
By the end of the message, I’ve highlighted much of it and written copious notes in the margins.
I come away with an action plan and several items to add to my to-do list after almost every newsletter.
Sometimes it is just for promoting SBI and any new developments that Ken informs us about. Sometimes it is an idea for a way to promote and/or improve one of my sites.
I’ve rarely read one and came away with nothing to do.
I think you’ll find that much of the information is repeated every issue. That’s for the benefit of new affiliates, and those of us who have been an affiliate for awhile can just skim those sections to see if anything has changed.
I know you’re at least partly kidding and I know those newsletters can be long, but I’ve found that spending time with them is one of the best things I can do for my business.
I have a stack of them, not all of them, that I periodically review to make sure I implemented what I learned. Quite often that sparks more action lists because of things that have transpired in the interim.
I’m going to stop here. I don’t want to challenge Ken Evoy’s record for long messages!
Act on your dream!
JD
December 16th, 2008 at 12:53 pm
I was (partially) kidding, yes. The last time I asked an affiliate that question, it was only 30 pages. LOL!
Step 1: Buy printer.
Step 2: Restock Dunkin Donuts coffee.
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