How to use Internet Marketing for your Business Thanks for everyone that joined the latest webinar on internet marketing for your small business. For those that missed it your in luck. I got the recording. So just hit play and enjoy. Feel Free...
Paid Version of Google Local Business Google has launched a paid version of the local business search results. According to Google 80% of all searches were people researching local information. Yes that's right 80%. It is an amazing number...
Danny Sullivan Explains Local Search Results This is great story about Danny Sullivan helping the city jail updating the local search results. Like I tell all my clients that it is critical that you get the correct information listed online. But...
Pro's and Con's of Outsourcing SEO Services SEO name seems to be a bit technical but on the contrary its functioning and usage of its tactics are much easy to handle. Basically optimizing the search engine most effectively so that it could give...
I am thinking about these programs and would like some information from anyone who has used either of these programs.
Thanks
|
I’m in the middle of Site Build It! right now, and it’s wonderful! There’s so much great information that other web hosts just don’t offer. Just be prepared to WORK. It’s NOT a quick, slap your website up in 2 days. You really have to work through your plan and do a lot of research. I have bought hundreds of dollars worth of marketing information from other “gurus” and Ken Evoy’s is definitely one of the best. My website isn’t up yet, but I’m definitely on my way there.
Good luck!
Corey’s stuff is good, they are definitely one of the leaders. Derek Gehl is actually running that show now since Corey died.
I have not personally bought / used their stuff but have seen Derek’s presentation and if I didn’t already feel that I know what I need to know, I would have bought it.
Ken Evoy’s stuff is also very strong, and it’s a lot more “cookie cutter” or “handholding” in a good way. I own a couple of his kits but not the sitebuildit, and I am pleased with what I bought.
I agree with the guy above – serious amounts of thougth and effort are required for success!
Good luck,
Scott