REF SITE BUILD IT??

michaelpotter · 11-02-2008, 01:33 PM

Hi, was wondering if anyone had used SBI, it looks pretty good for a newbie who needs to build some sites and doesn't have a clue abt HTML etc.

Regards,
Mike

Mike Shain · 11-02-2008, 01:48 PM

I bought an SBI for the wife a year or so ago...

SBI is great as a research tool and its great if you know nothing about building web pages.

If you are experienced though you will find it slows you down and you lose some control over things you were used to controling.

Also you can only have 1 site hosted on SBI. If you want more sites you gotta buy more SBI's.

We subsequently cancelled her SBI and went back to doing things "our way".

But again for those that are new and want something that gives them the tools to make their first site(s) its a great thing.

- Netpiddler

PS. If you haven't read any of the free ebooks on their site - you should. Alot of great info in them for newbies and intermediates alike.

Jen McVey · 11-02-2008, 01:50 PM

Hi Mike,

I've been using SBI since 2005 and been very happy with it. If you go to my Warrior blog, you'll see a link to my SBI review blog where I describe my experience with it.

It's true, you don't really need to know HTML but learning some will help you tremendously. Not only will your sites look better, but you'll have a bit more control over what you want to do.

That being said, I think SBI is an excellent way to learn about keywords, writing for the search engines and visitors, building a business, etc. For me, I really just needed to pick a path and stick with it; everything I learned with SBI I use today, too, so I credit it for giving me a good foundation on how the internet and building quality sites work.

It's certainly not the only path, but if the process makes sense to you (CPTM) then it's a great way to start.

PM me if you have any other questions.

michaelpotter · 11-02-2008, 02:01 PM

Right, so basically if i affiliate 10 products, eventually, i will need 10 SBI's. Hmmm, Yeah the books on there are very good and helpful.
Thanks for your advice.
Regards
Mike

michaelpotter · 11-02-2008, 02:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jen McVey

Hi Mike,

I've been using SBI since 2005 and been very happy with it. If you go to my Warrior blog, you'll see a link to my SBI review blog where I describe my experience with it.

It's true, you don't really need to know HTML but learning some will help you tremendously. Not only will your sites look better, but you'll have a bit more control over what you want to do.

That being said, I think SBI is an excellent way to learn about keywords, writing for the search engines and visitors, building a business, etc. For me, I really just needed to pick a path and stick with it; everything I learned with SBI I use today, too, so I credit it for giving me a good foundation on how the internet and building quality sites work.

It's certainly not the only path, but if the process makes sense to you (CPTM) then it's a great way to start.

PM me if you have any other questions.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Netpiddler

I bought an SBI for the wife a year or so ago...

SBI is great as a research tool and its great if you know nothing about building web pages.

If you are experienced though you will find it slows you down and you lose some control over things you were used to controling.

Also you can only have 1 site hosted on SBI. If you want more sites you gotta buy more SBI's.

We subsequently cancelled her SBI and went back to doing things "our way".

But again for those that are new and want something that gives them the tools to make their first site(s) its a great thing.

- Netpiddler

PS. If you haven't read any of the free ebooks on their site - you should. Alot of great info in them for newbies and intermediates alike.

Trouble is i have micro niche finder and several other tools i havent even used yet, Its a newbie illness, buy everything and DO NOTHING

Bloody learning curve!!!!
Thanks
Mike

vicone · 11-02-2008, 06:39 PM

If you get a reseller membership from one of the major hosting companies (like Hostgator), you'll be able to host 100s of affiliate sites for about $20 per month (with statistics reporting for each domain). Then put Micro Niche Finder to good use and BUILD those sites.

Start now with Christmas in mind and you'll gain the experience you need to expand your portfolio in 2009.

Especially focus on SEO for now and learn some of the major techniques to attract free traffic.

Ivan

11-02-2008, 01:33 PM	#1
michaelpotter HyperActive Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: London UK Posts: 171 Thanks: 120 Thanked 13 Times in 11 Posts Social Networking Contact Info	REF SITE BUILD IT?? Hi, was wondering if anyone had used SBI, it looks pretty good for a newbie who needs to build some sites and doesn't have a clue abt HTML etc. Regards, Mike

11-02-2008, 01:48 PM	#2
Mike Shain HyperActive Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Illinois Posts: 354 Thanks: 101 Thanked 56 Times in 43 Posts	Re: REF SITE BUILD IT?? I bought an SBI for the wife a year or so ago... SBI is great as a research tool and its great if you know nothing about building web pages. If you are experienced though you will find it slows you down and you lose some control over things you were used to controling. Also you can only have 1 site hosted on SBI. If you want more sites you gotta buy more SBI's. We subsequently cancelled her SBI and went back to doing things "our way". But again for those that are new and want something that gives them the tools to make their first site(s) its a great thing. - Netpiddler PS. If you haven't read any of the free ebooks on their site - you should. Alot of great info in them for newbies and intermediates alike.

11-02-2008, 01:50 PM	#3
Jen McVey have passport will travel War Room Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: San Diego Posts: 110 Blog Entries: 4 Thanks: 4 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Social Networking Contact Info	Re: REF SITE BUILD IT?? Hi Mike, I've been using SBI since 2005 and been very happy with it. If you go to my Warrior blog, you'll see a link to my SBI review blog where I describe my experience with it. It's true, you don't really need to know HTML but learning some will help you tremendously. Not only will your sites look better, but you'll have a bit more control over what you want to do. That being said, I think SBI is an excellent way to learn about keywords, writing for the search engines and visitors, building a business, etc. For me, I really just needed to pick a path and stick with it; everything I learned with SBI I use today, too, so I credit it for giving me a good foundation on how the internet and building quality sites work. It's certainly not the only path, but if the process makes sense to you (CPTM) then it's a great way to start. PM me if you have any other questions.

11-02-2008, 02:01 PM	#4
michaelpotter HyperActive Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: London UK Posts: 171 Thanks: 120 Thanked 13 Times in 11 Posts Social Networking Contact Info	Re: REF SITE BUILD IT?? Right, so basically if i affiliate 10 products, eventually, i will need 10 SBI's. Hmmm, Yeah the books on there are very good and helpful. Thanks for your advice. Regards Mike

11-02-2008, 06:39 PM	#6
vicone Senior Warrior Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Sydney, Australia. Posts: 1,262 Thanks: 68 Thanked 193 Times in 162 Posts	Re: REF SITE BUILD IT?? If you get a reseller membership from one of the major hosting companies (like Hostgator), you'll be able to host 100s of affiliate sites for about $20 per month (with statistics reporting for each domain). Then put Micro Niche Finder to good use and BUILD those sites. Start now with Christmas in mind and you'll gain the experience you need to expand your portfolio in 2009. Especially focus on SEO for now and learn some of the major techniques to attract free traffic. Ivan