How’s your year-old SBI site coming along? Still working at it or maybe you’ve kind of let things lapse? Wondering whether or not you should renew next year? Well, Ken’s just done something that I think will help re-motivate you or spur you into acting and making the most of your site. Here’s what Ken had to say on the SBI forum about his new plan …
$299 can be a lot when it comes time to renew and you’re not making much money yet.
That’s when and how the idea came…
“Why not let SBIers RENEW on a monthly basis?”
Sometimes, all it takes is a month or three before the real progress, the first plateau jump, happens. The act of renewing certainly renews one’s motivation. And good things do tend to happen to those who redouble their efforts and commit to making it happen.
Anything that helps folks take action is a GREAT thing as far as I’m concerned, especially during tough economic times when coming up with a full year’s payment might be somewhat difficult. So, if you were thinking about letting that SBI membership lapse — think again, and don’t let your initial outlay go to waste!
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Ken Evoy and his crew at SiteSell must sit for weeks, thinking how they can make us SBI’ers happier. They just keep cranking the goodies out that make us smile.
I am a absoulte fan of Site Build It and will continue to be, web site after web site. How can you possibly think badly about a company that played such a huge part in allowing you to work from home, full-time?
I am forever in their debt!
I completely agree with you Tony.
SBI never seizes to amaze me. This new option of being able to pay monthly for my renewal (coming up on December 25th) is an unexpected blessing, especially now that the US Dollar/Mexican Peso exchange rate is fluctuating so much.
I am very proud to be part of the SBI community!
Romy
Is SBI really that good?
I’ve been considering it but there’s so much out there, and it’s difficult to figure out the genuine articles from the dodgy.
Romy,
Personally, I refuse to promote anything that I have not used and find useful.
Site Build It is the real deal. I absolutely love it. So much so, I trying to get a job working for the company. Despite my at-home income, I can’t image a better way to spend my time than working for a company that is in the business of changing lives….and it truly can.
Oops, that should have been Rezbi. My bad.
Hi Tony,
Thanks for the advice.
And no problems, I did realise it was for me.
I’m sorry but I’m going to upset everyone here. I moved my site from SBI 3 years ago. It is quite a large site and it was hard going learning HTML and FTP etc. After that I noticed a significant jump in traffic and my site loaded much quicker. The savings were also considerable.
I must say I did think that the SEO advice to newbies was pretty good.
Sorry Roz, I know you love SBI, but it was not for me and I think Ken is a bit of a windbag!