Thursday, November 17, 2005
Forum Posts Not to Be Missed
Last week, I mentioned a way to get into a great private forum, run by SiteSell for its site owners. Not to be repetitive, but I just got my weekly newsletter from that forum. One of their weekly features is to feature their pick of best forum postings for the past week. I thought I'd pass them on to you so you can see what kind of things go on in this forum.
In the first featured forum thread, a site owner bemoaned the fact that her site simply was not paying off as well as she had hoped. She was ready to give up. The response was amazing. Site owner after site owner looked at her site and posted suggestions to help her improve her sales.
The unsuccessful site owner was overwhelmed with the response and started talking about what drew her to her topic. SiteSell founder Ken Evoy then chimed in to help her refocus on ideas that clearly were more dear to her than the overly competitive topic she had chosen for her site. It was really an amazing thread.
In the second recommended thread, another site owner shared a monetization technique he had developed that was on pace to earn him $20,000 a year. Others picked up on it, suggested ways to refine it, until together they had a powerful strategy that just about any site owner could adapt to their site.
These were just two of the four recommended threads, but I think you can see why I'm so high on this forum.
As I mentioned last week, you can get into this forum through the back door, so to speak. Although it's basically designed for owners of websites built with SiteSell's SiteBuildIt! tool, it is also available to SiteSell affiliates. So you can sign up as an affiliate. Just go to the SiteSell page and look for the affiliate link in upper right corner of the page.
The newsletter you receive will be more focused on promoting SiteSell products than on running an ebusiness, so it doesn't always have the site building threads featured. But if you sign up as an affiliate, I'd be happy to send you the links to the featured threads each week. That way, you can poke around in the forum to your heart's content and aslo be sure that you don't the featured threads.
And, hey, if you're so inclined, you can pick up some additional income promoting what I think is by far the best system for building profitable websites on the Web.
Jeff
Last week, I mentioned a way to get into a great private forum, run by SiteSell for its site owners. Not to be repetitive, but I just got my weekly newsletter from that forum. One of their weekly features is to feature their pick of best forum postings for the past week. I thought I'd pass them on to you so you can see what kind of things go on in this forum.
In the first featured forum thread, a site owner bemoaned the fact that her site simply was not paying off as well as she had hoped. She was ready to give up. The response was amazing. Site owner after site owner looked at her site and posted suggestions to help her improve her sales.
The unsuccessful site owner was overwhelmed with the response and started talking about what drew her to her topic. SiteSell founder Ken Evoy then chimed in to help her refocus on ideas that clearly were more dear to her than the overly competitive topic she had chosen for her site. It was really an amazing thread.
In the second recommended thread, another site owner shared a monetization technique he had developed that was on pace to earn him $20,000 a year. Others picked up on it, suggested ways to refine it, until together they had a powerful strategy that just about any site owner could adapt to their site.
These were just two of the four recommended threads, but I think you can see why I'm so high on this forum.
As I mentioned last week, you can get into this forum through the back door, so to speak. Although it's basically designed for owners of websites built with SiteSell's SiteBuildIt! tool, it is also available to SiteSell affiliates. So you can sign up as an affiliate. Just go to the SiteSell page and look for the affiliate link in upper right corner of the page.
The newsletter you receive will be more focused on promoting SiteSell products than on running an ebusiness, so it doesn't always have the site building threads featured. But if you sign up as an affiliate, I'd be happy to send you the links to the featured threads each week. That way, you can poke around in the forum to your heart's content and aslo be sure that you don't the featured threads.
And, hey, if you're so inclined, you can pick up some additional income promoting what I think is by far the best system for building profitable websites on the Web.
Jeff
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