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Monday, February 13, 2012

A SiteSell Services Specialist will get your Business of the Ground!

SiteSell Services guides you through the process of identifying "searcher" demand, creating focused content to meet it, and setting up traffic-building systems. A SiteSell Services Specialist performs a thorough keyword research based on your business theme. These are the types of words that potential customers enter at Google (and other engines) to find you, instead of competitors! You'll be presented with an outline of high-potential keywords that can be used to create your site's content and generate traffic from Search Engines. A SiteSell Services Specialist will highlight recommended keywords in a customized site outline or blueprint, based on his/her extensive experience. A SiteSell Services Specialist will create keyword-focused content pages based on their research of your theme and the details you shared about your business.

If you enjoy collaboration and trust the advice of Specialists who want you to succeed online, then SiteSell Services would be a good fit for you. All the tools needed to build a highly trafficked Web site exist under one roof, enabling your Specialist to execute sophisticated techniques efficiently. Search Engines are busily adding new ways to feature these new, local Web sites. SiteSell had predicted this rush to the Web years ago, and stood ready to launch SiteSell Services when the time was right. The time is right. Right now.

It's time to give your business the full advantage of a Web site that works. SiteSell Services is your answer.
You know what it takes to run your local small business. SiteSell Services knows what it takes to do business on the Net. Tap into SiteSell's professional traffic-generating expertise to grab an edge over your competition and expand your customer base locally and globally. With the efficiency of SiteSell Services, you'll achieve a Return on Investment ("ROI") that can't be matched by any other Webmastering services provider.No need to settle for an expensive fancy "brochure site" that doesn't generate any traffic. SiteSell Services will get the Web working for you. It's time for you to own a Web site that drives business!

If you have an existing site, one that cost you lots of money but is not working, SiteSell Services will leverage your investment by building you a "turn-key" feeder site, designed to attract motivated, interested visitors from Search Engines. This popular site will send that targeted traffic to your existing site which then completes the job (i.e., generates leads, make sales). This two-step process is extremely powerful.

Sunday, February 12, 2012

Let's Get Started With SBI!s Help!

SBI! makes online business success do-able. Anyone can succeed with an all-in-one process, tools, and guidance. The process is simplified to such a degree that success (i.e., profits, not the mere presence of a Web site) is achievable even for a beginner. For an experienced person, achieving success is even smoother. SBI! really does change lives. Yes, there are easier ways to build a Web site. However, online profits require more than just having a collection of Web pages. SBI! includes all the tools and a proven process required to build a long-term, profitable e-business.

Saturday, February 11, 2012

Testimonials to SBI!

"Tamar and I did lots and lots of research on kid birthday parties and started experimenting with our ideas on kids and during parties whenever the opportunity arose. We wrote up lots of content for the site and I was in charge of strategy and building the site from a technical aspect (although, with Site Build It!, you really don't need any technical knowledge because you can build a site through simple building blocks and monitor every aspect of traffic through a consolidated control center.). In no time, both of us became kid birthday junkies".

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"My online success means so much more to me than money. The fulfillment I feel in my own life and the example I'm setting for my kids far outweighs the dollars (although dollars will always be welcome!). ;-) My boys are growing up with the knowledge that they really can achieve their dreams if they're willing to have faith in themselves and take action in their lives. Then all it takes is some dedication and hard work, which is easy to muster when you're doing something you love! ... Oh yeah, and SBI! of course."

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"My online success means so much more to me than money. The fulfillment I feel in my own life and the example I'm setting for my kids far outweighs the dollars (although dollars will always be welcome!). ;-) My boys are growing up with the knowledge that they really can achieve their dreams if they're willing to have faith in themselves and take action in their lives. Then all it takes is some dedication and hard work, which is easy to muster when you're doing something you love! ... Oh yeah, and SBI! of course."

"I was skeptical that I could get the visual feel that I wanted with a template-based builder. Little did I realize that SBI does not limit you to templates -- I had the option to "start from scratch" to create my own Web page elements for a truly one-of-a-kind look. I took the plunge -- "jumped in with both feet", as you say -- and as you can see, I used the SBI builder to make a beautiful site. I was surprisingly impressed with the flexibility of the builder."

"Having the opportunity to share Vieques and Puerto Rico with so many people around the world is a great satisfaction. As a bonus, I get to go on a tax-deductible vacation every year. I can visit my beautiful island, ride my jeep, take lots of photos, meet great new people, and write travel guides about places I love. I felt that money would just be the icing on the top. Of course, I did not realize how much icing my cake would have."

"I took my time with the brainstorming, eliminating several ideas. After working through the Action Guide, with several ideas, the idea of a juggling site became obvious. My favorite hobby, juggling, was a niche that I knew! And the e-com ideas kept coming, the e-books and other e-commerce ideas. I now sell so many different juggling products, and even have my two e-books ready to go soon."

"There's nothing magic about SBI's servers, of course. It's all in the step-by-step logical process, and the tools that "do" the process. SBI doesn't just give you the tools to build a web site, SBI helps you build a successful web business. As I said, I checked out the Net completely, and I had never seen a page of success stories like this one... and now we are on it, too -- one of the top-ranked sites (sorry for bragging a little)."

"Actually, I'm more of a broker or a sales agent than a distributor. To my customers, though, I look like a large national distributor with multiple warehouses across the country.In fact, I do use several warehouses across the country, I just don't have to tie up any of my money in owning inventory because I let the "old school" distributors do that. I am a virtual distributor, a modern-day sales agency..."

"Building a site with Site Build It! does not require any knowledge of HTML. In fact, I found building a site with Site Build It! was a very easy way to slowly get to grips with HTML coding. With Site Build It!, you simply include as much or as little HTML as you want."

"My photography website is producing so much work offline it is stopping me from building more sites (which is what I want to do). I have started another which is also starting to take off, and now "work is really getting in the way of work." The beauty about everything I am currently doing, and plan to do for the next few years, is that my efforts will create passive and residual income. I am creating a pension that I can actually pass down to my kids. How many people have one of those?"

"Site Build It! changed my life. I know this sounds like a "cliche", even corny to some, but it is perfectly true. I now devote all my time at being happy and productive, with my wife, close by my side, making her own dreams come true. As we sail in the sunset ... it keeps receding, while remaining just as breathtaking. I am 61 years young, and having the time of my life!"

"I now have a business that I can grow over the years. A business that is fun. I'll never do a 9 to 5. I'll always own my own life. That, more than money, more than learning about the Web, more than anguilla-beaches, more than learning how to write well, that is the most important thing I've learned from SBI!. Own your own life. If you don't, what's the point?"

"Frankly, I don't know much about online systems and technology but I do know about Audio, Video and Home Theater, and the SiteBuildIt! system let me focus on what I know best -- my business. I have been able to create a professional web site that gets significant traffic that provides us with qualified leads that convert into Axiom Audio sales which have an average value of over $800 per sale."

"I treat network marketing like a "real" business. You cannot thrive on a system that requires enrolling only eight customers, all of whom are family and friends. As I watch my traffic, leads, retail sales and enrollments increase, I am convinced that there is no better way to build a network marketing lead generation source that brings in the kind of quality leads you would pay a fortune for anywhere else."

"I have also been approached by Microsoft for a nomination to recognize my "contribution" to the Microsoft online community! (only a nomination at this stage...) It is called the MVP (Most Valued Professional) award and there is no way I could have got this recommendation from my "peers" so soon, if I had NOT been using SBI!."

"Having two children in college, and not finding much success in traditional marketing, SiteSell and SBI have made a tremendous difference in my life. And from what I see here in Silicon Valley, local search is just starting to take off. The best is yet to come!!"

About Me

I have had many animals in my life. When I was 7 years old, I started out having a collie named King. He was multi-colored Merle. I picked him out of a litter of Sable and White puppies. He was very shy and my father helped me name him. Six months later I had to give him back to the breeder because my parents divorced. Then my mother and I lived in a small apartment in Kenton, Ohio. I found a little black and white puppy wondering the streets, lonely and scared. I picked him up and carried him home. On my way to my apartment I named him "Charlie Rich", that was my favorite singer at the time. (I was 10 years old and it was the mid- 70’s). My Mom told me I could not keep him because she was going out of town to Florida for awhile and I needed to walk the neighborhood to find his family. So I asked some of my friends to walk with me. We walked many blocks, knocking on many doors. No one either wanted him or owned him. So I took him back home. My mother called our cousins to ask if they wanted him and so they did take him, but they told me I could come visit "Charlie Rich" (they kept the name) anytime and I did visit him. After my Mom returned three months later, our cousins’ asked if we wanted "Charlie Rich" for my very own. We did take him back and finished naming him "Charlie Rich Cornwell". Then we found out from our Vet that his breed was called a “Border Collie”, which was considered one of the smartest dog breeds on the planet. "Charlie Rich" was my best friend and companion, since I was an only child. He protected me and my mother from strangers and even people that played with me too rough. After a few years, my mother decided to marry a man that lived in Georgia. So my mother, "Charlie Rich Cornwell" and I moved to Georgia in 1978, I was 14 years old. My step-father got my Mom a small "Lhasa Apso" puppy which was a fur-ball. My Mom named him "Baby Bear". Then my step-father decided he wanted to get all of us horses. He purchased two horses at first, a mother which was a chestnut color named "Sugar" about 14.8 hands high and her daughter a buckskin named "Pepper" about 15.2 hands high. Everyone thought "Sugar" was going to be the best of the two, she was not. "Sugar" ended up being barn-shy, which means, she would run the opposite way of the stables and try to throw her rider. "Pepper" had the most wonder temperament and she was very loving to everyone. All visitors to our home wanted to rider "Pepper" and they did. Well my step-father sold "Sugar" and purchased two other horses. A small female Appaloosa for my mother that was only about 14.5 hands high. My Mom named her “Mandy” from the song by “Barry Manilow” which by then was our newest favorite singer. My step-father also purchased a very young green-broke neutered male Appaloosa that was beautiful, but was ornery as he was gorgeous. Since I was small stature and light weight at the age of 16, my step-father decided he would have me finish breaking the horse. The horse’s name was "Kujoe", that might tell you how mean he was to me. I would sit on the saddled "Kujoe" and my step-father Tony would lunge him (my step-father would stand in one spot and have the horse tied to a long rope, then have the horse run in a circle around him with me in the saddle, along with the bit and harness on the horse). My step-father would snap a whip in the air (I promise NEVER HITTING THE HORSE), just using the sound to make him move. Then, after the horse became used to my weight and all the gear, we got rid of the wipe and I would just begin using the stirrups as a normal rider would do, UNTIL one day. My step-father unhooked the line so I could ride him with-out the lunge line, that’s when "Kujoe" realized this, and he began to buck. He tried to buck me off, but I held tight around his neck with my arm and around his belly with my legs which had come out of the stirrups. When "Kujoe" finally stopped bucking, he realized I was still on him and that’s when I sat back into the saddle and into the stirrups. I gave him a tap on his front shoulder and he began to walk slowly around the pasture. He never tried to buck me off again. But he did get me back later. One day, I let him out to go to his feed bucket which was outside the pasture. As I opened the gate and stepped to the side for the horse to pass, "Kujoe" kicked up his back end and hit me in both knees. Thank goodness I was not standing stiff legged or he would have broken both of my legs right then. Always make sure you never get on the back end of a horses business, because they will kick. My Mom’s horse "Mandy" had a baby named "Snickles". My step-father also purchased another white Appaloosa, later on. They sold "Pepper" just before I moved out in 1983, when I moved to Missouri in January of 1984 with my husband. This is where the animals really become interesting. I missed my "Charlie Rich Cornwell" very much because he stayed on the farm with my Mom, so my husband decided he would get us the perfect apartment sized dog that was a little bit like a Border Collie but smaller. So he asked me if I knew what a Shetland Sheepdog was? I didn’t, but when I saw them, I fell "head-over-heal" in love with them. So, my husband, Nigel and I went to a breeder to pick-out the perfect puppy. We were able to see both parents on the property too. We picked out the most gorgeous female, Nigel named her "Sherry" after his first dog at his own parents’ house. "Sherry" was AKC registered, her colors were Sable and white. Her full AKC name was "Precious Sherry Shereece". "Sherry" was such a loving dog. She was playful, sweet, affectionate and cuddly. But, she seemed lonely. So one day our neighbor’s kitten needed to be watched for a few days. "Sherry" played "hide and seek" with the kitten. They played chase through our small apartment. Nigel and I laughed the whole two days. Then, the kitten went back home and "Sherry" seemed lonely again. That’s when Nigel suggested we should get a kitten. I was so excited, I was never allowed to really be around cats, my mother was afraid of cats since she was a young girl, even though she grew-up on a farm. So, Nigel suggested that I search the newspaper for the type of cat we would like to have. Both of us loved the movie (Alien from 1978) which there is an orange Tabby male cat named “Jones or Jonesy”. So, that’s what we went for, but we wanted a female Tabby cat. I found one for free in Independence, Missouri, which was about a 50 mile drive from where I lived. Yes, I drove that distance for a 6 week old orange Tabby kitten. I drove home with her crawling all over the vehicle and me, wailing all the while. By the time, I reached the apartment, I was crying, the kitten was clinging to me and we finally made it into the apartment. When I let her down on the floor and she saw "Sherry", she ran to her, cuddled up, snuggled close to her. After awhile, I calmed down and "Jonezy" followed "Sherry" around like her baby. (We named the kitten "Jonezy Wales", because she wailed all the way home in the car). Then we got all types of fish including tetras, neons, guppies, black mollies. But we developed great fondness for two types of specialty fishes. Betta or Siamese Fighting Fish: I had a special female named "Elizabeth" - she was called a Cambodian, her colors were cream body and red fins, tail and cheeks. I wanted to breed her and waited for a male of the same breed. Our great pet store finally got one in two years later. I named him "Patience", he was beautiful, but a few months after we got the male, it was a holiday weekend and the fish got a fungus and died. The stores then were closed on the holidays. Sad, I know “Sorry”. Now, about our "Big Boys". These were "Oscars". The Tiger Oscar was named "Tic" and the Red Oscar was named "Ret". Please don’t let anyone tell you that fish can’t have personalities! When it came to these two, they had major attitudes, I don’t mean if you just tap on the glass they come up to the glass and look at you. When changing the tank for the "Big Boys", we learned that if I did not talk to them as my husband brought them out of their fish tank, (by the way of using a trout net that my husband had won at a Ducks Unlimited Silent Auction), but with me talking gently to them each, they would lay on top of the net and not make a fuss and they would just be good boys, until their tank was cleaned. Then the process would begin again to place them back into the tank. Meanwhile, my husband and I accumulated two more Shelties, a male we named "Sir Reginald Chilton" (Reggie) and his sister we named "Lady Teela Quietstar" (Teela), Teela was actually a miniature of Reggie and Sherry, so she was considered to be a toy. Unfortunately, Teela was a chewer, she chewed up my shoes that I wore in my wedding. So, now we had in a small two bedroom apartment-3 Shelties, 1 orange Tabby cat, a 33 gallon fish tank with 2 Oscars about 5 ½ inches long, my husband and myself. In three months our family began to grow. My husband came home one day from work and asked me if I had ever heard of a Ferret, I told him I had not. So, we decided to find out more information about them as pets and then we searched for a breeder in Missouri. They were legal in Missouri, but not so in many other states back in 1986. When we found the breeder, she had a whole litter of young ferrets, but the one we picked out was the runt and the busiest. As we drove home, her little body curled up in my lap and she looked as if she were dead because I picked her up to carry her into the house and her body just went limp in my hands. Ferrets sleep 16 hours a day when they are babies or kits. But, here comes the fun Ferret stories and believe me, we have a lot of them. We named her "Missy Amoreena" or "Lil Am". She actually got along quite well with all the other animals in the apartment except for one and that was Teela. She taunted her constantly, only because she knew she could. One of Amoreena’s favorite games to play was “Blown up Balloons under the couch”. We would blow-up round balloons and watch her grab the tied end of the balloon and begin pulling it under the couch. The balloon would pop-out of her mouth and she would get angry and start doing the famous Ferret “War Dance”, then start screaming at the balloon. Also, Amoreena had her favorite toys, when we need to find her, we would squeak her cat toy porcupine and she would come running or if we figured she was sleeping with her other favorite soft cat-mouse toy, she could be found sleeping beside it in my husband’s underclothes drawer. Also, every two weeks we would have to shake the couch out to find lost items, which contained dog and cat food (since this was before there was ferret food). Ferrets are notorious for being hoarders. We thought the Ferret was our last apartment pet for awhile, until one day when my husband walked out to his car in the parking lot near the trash dumpster, when he spooked a mother cat carrying on of her young kittens. She dropped the kitten behind the apartment buildings in the grass. My husband walked over to look to see that it was okay, it was. He came to get me and asked me to keep an eye on it, to make sure no predators or other cats would not kill it and so the mother cat can come back for it. I went back to check on the little black kitten as it called out for it’s mother, it’s eyes were still closed, but it was an ugly little thing. But by the time night fell the mother cat had not returned so I brought the kitten into the apartment and my husband picked up a kitten can of kitten formula and bottle from the Veterinarian hospital in our town. We learned how to feed a new baby kitten and how to take care of it in other ways a mother cat would do. We named her "Sootie Saphire". It took our older cat "Jonezy" a while to get used to "Sootie". But when she did get accustomed to her, she treated her just like her own baby. The reason I am telling you about me is to point out that if you can find a niche, something you are passionate about, something you would like to share with other people, something you can do to help or just raise awareness of a situation. You can let it be known through your own web site just like I do at http://www.mama-knows-pets.com where I hope I help people with their pets of all kinds. Did I know any thing about computers before I found Site Build It. Yes, I knew where the on/off button was and which game was the hottest according to my son, Colin. That was all I needed to know. I found Site Build It by accident last February, I always wanted to inform people about animals and I figured a web site would be the way to go. Wait a second, I had no idea how to program a web site and what is this HTML everybody is talking about. After running across Ken Evoy’s video about anyone can build a web site and the 30 day Money Back Guarantee, how could I go wrong! I signed up the next day and have not regretted it since. The program is set up in 10 day sequences, but a day may take you two days or two weeks, it depends on how much time you have to devote to it that day. Yes, some times it gets a little, well a lot frustrating and that’s where SBI steps in with help. You can step back, take a deep breath, and replay or if you prefer read the Action Guide, if that does not work, you can go to the forums where lay the answers to frequently asked questions. If you are still lost, e-mail SBI because they are there so you can build your own web site. Sincerely, Sheila Ann Healey

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