SiteBuildIt OR XSitePro?

Hi

Note: Site Build It is not a CMS system, nor is it Internet Marketing in the traditional sense.

SBI teaches you how to create a highly trafficked, long-term, evergreen business.

If you are planning on making any significant amount money, it takes hard work and it takes time. With SBI, you get all the tools, the training and the process to make it happen, right out of the box and you never pay for any of the frequent upgrades. Why then, would someone migrate to something else?

The most common reason, in my experience, is because people do something like this:

They use SBI like a site builder and skip the process and training, they don't use the tools or use them properly. They don't research their niche properly up front, or they don't persist, then jump around from one thing to another. Often they tend to be gullible to get rich quick schemes and end up spending a lot of money buying every product under the sun - winding up broke, frustrated and nowhere.

Many people have multiple sites/businesses with SBI, but it's best that you pick one concept, research it thoroughly, put in the work to get it going and making money. *Then* pick the next concept and build that. People who jump around a lot don't like or do this. Jumping around is a great way to work yourself in the ground, wind up frustrated and make little money.

Think about it - if you were offline, how many businesses would you start at one time? Desparation can lead it throwing sh** at a wall, I guess. Do it enough and something is bound to stick. :p

In regards to blogging or building a site: Blogging is good if you have a newsy theme and are prepared to make the commitment and make regular updates with it. And Wordpress is a great tool for blogging. But when it comes to building a business, it's the wrong tool for the wrong job. Most people don't take the time to learn the difference. Word Press is open for any developer to create plug ins. Often times, those who push Word Press have ulterior motives: like a plug in they are trying to sell.

WP and SBI are not apples and apples because out of the box, SBI blows WP away. In order to get WP up to where SBI is, you have to add plug ins, get it configured and deal with all the technical back end to get it to work together (or pay someone else to do - and if you *do* get it free, that someone plans on taking your money at some other point in the pipeline). And by that time, WP is no longer free.

And why would you want to build a business on "free" or "cheap" anyway? What happens when you've spent hours and hours on your business and someone hacks it? Or how much does cheap hosting really cost when you actually begin to achieve success and exceed bandwidth limits? Or the amount of traffic you get slows your load times down to a crawl? That *is,* of course, assuming you get traffic.

But this thread isn't about WP (always pay heed to forum signatures and who is selling what, when viewing the trend of a conversation ). It's about SBI or Xsitepro (which ain't cheap or free, either). Again, don't compare CMS to SBI. SBI steps forward and moves you up the search engines (many, many SBI sites are in the top 1% online). Other companies don't try to do that, nor do they provide verifiable proof of success. They just sell you software.

Competitors love to sew seeds of doubt or drop innuendo and falsehoods about SBI.

*Sigh* Oh well, job security.