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Posted: Wed Nov 11, 2009 4:44 pm
Post subject: SBI meaning
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| safari wrote: | hi members
Actually I don't have any ideas of SBI sites and also I haven't heard of this sites before. Looks like they are good and I need to touch down on this field. So I am hoping to get more information, the basics, before I get started.
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Can someone plaese help me to understand the meaning of SBI?
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Posted: Mon Apr 19, 2010 10:52 am
Post subject: Alexa Rankings
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| HansDekker wrote: | I'm always a bit confused with SBI Alexa rankings. There are such huge gaps in those Alexa findings and other sources such as quantcast, compete and semrush.
For example in the cooking section I see cookernook.com with an Alexa rank of 93856 in the lead. Checking their organic search traffic I see 1100 vistors valued at $200. Not so great. Then take their no 2 easybirthdaycakes.com raking at 97357 but traffic 27700 p/m valued at 10.6k.
So 1100 visitors ranks higher then 27700? Their can be slight differences but this is way to big. And when you take an hour and check others you really get baffling results.
Perhaps I'm missing something but my faith in Alexa rankings is practically zero. Install the Alexa toolbar and set your own site as startpage on a few pc's and see what happens....
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All of the sites which attempt to rank sites in one way or another have their problems.
Alexa doesn't rank according to visitor count but by page views.
Those sites which try to place a value on websites are terribly inaccurate. Those I have seen value a good site place its value at about 20% of its monthly income at best. A site valued at $200.00 probably earns close to or better than $1,000.00 per month. They may be more accurate for the average website.
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Posted: Thu Sep 02, 2010 3:27 pm
Post subject: My SBI! Site Makes Money...
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Hello,
This is just to let you know that my primary SBI! website drives 5 streams of income that collectively total more than 6 figures. It's not pretty, but it gets the job done:
Shaun Fawcett
Montreal, QC, Canada
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Posted: Thu Sep 02, 2010 9:46 pm
Post subject: SBI Sites
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I have 2 SBI sites. I built the first one over 3 years ago and the second one a little over a year ago. They both bring in a 4 figure income monthly.
I do not put much stock in Alexa or any other rankings. If you put church accounting in Google my site is always the first or second one, but I do not rank very high in Alexa or other ranking systems.
I know my niche is small but they never come close to my actual traffic or stats. I came across a site the other day that valued my site at $100...I make more than that in 1 day. Don't know where they get their information but have found they are incorrect most of the time.
P.S. I love SBI! I did not know anything about building a web site when I bought my 2 for 1 package three years ago. I have since that fateful day...built 3 sites...sold one...and make enough off the other 2 that my husband that has been recently diagnosed with cancer can stay at home and get well and not worry about losing our home.
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Posted: Tue Feb 01, 2011 7:19 pm
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| adoborepublic wrote: | | why don't we just ask allan or whoever from sbi to give us members of this forum a discount to try it? |
You get guaranteed money back. Isn't that better than a discount?
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Posted: Thu Feb 03, 2011 7:49 pm
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| Quote: | | why don't we just ask allan or whoever from sbi to give us members of this forum a discount to try it? |
Thanks MJ, for bringing this up.
SBI does offer discounts. Once a year they offer the two for one special! That's not just for the members of this forum, though, but for everyone.
As far as giving a trial, MJ is right. There is a guarantee and also, you can pay monthly.
However, to "give" it away would be an injustice. Site Build It does everything it says it does and more. But the person using it has to actually work and apply the tools. So to attract a lot of customers who aren't dedicated to using the tools or who just want to "kick the tires" would be useless and expensive.
Look at this way. You can go to the store and buy tons of gardening implements, but you still have to get out there in the yard and work up a sweat. To blame overgrown grass on the lawnmower would make no sense.
To cut the price any more would attract the kind of people who blame their lawnmowers for not getting the grass cut.
There are tons of freebie/giveaway products out there that tire kickers can play with. Site Build It requires dedication, and you get what you pay for.
Hope this makes sense!
Denise Taylor
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Posted: Wed Sep 21, 2011 7:15 pm
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I am also try to develop a site but i don't have more knowledge about SBI and don't no how we can earn revenue. if anybody know please share with us in detail. thanks.
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Posted: Thu Sep 22, 2011 7:01 am
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John Drucker,
Do a search for SBI - all your queries are answered. At least then you can ask "intelligently" - and not just wave a stick in the air and say help.
I know this is a cruel answer but, hey, what's the Search button there for?
Wally Morgan - Moderator
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