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I didn't really have a post for now, until I just read an article on a 'Super Affiliate's' Website that is. Obviously there is some good money to be made in the Affiliate Marketing industry. I don't think there's many that will dispute that. However, making money just for the sake of making money, just doesn't have the appeal for me that it obviously does for some.

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Having a head somewhat like a piece of Granite (hard). I never thought I'd be writing an article about setting goals. Mainly because, after reading about ellefenty eight thousand articles about setting goals, I always thought, 'why waste your time doing that crap, I know what I need to be doing, I don't need it written down'...WRONG!.

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(Note: As of the writing of this article, SiteSell is running a Special until 3/38/08...a second Site Build It ! Website package is included with the purchase of your first site, for only $100. That is a fantastic deal!! As with the first, you get all the tools necessary to start your own Business, not just a Website. It includes the hosting, domain name, unlimited storage, unlimited bandwidth, keyword research, brainstorming tools...the list goes on and on. Please, at least watch the video tour and see what they have to offer. You'll be glad you did...I promise you.

I've had link and banners promoting SiteSell's Site Build It ! product on my pages for some time now, well almost since I started this site, but that's only been a short time at this point. I never researched it in depth, until just today. I say in depth, I mean anything other than just reading SiteSell's literature. After checking it out more thoroughly, I've decided to sign up with them myself. After obtaining more information, including (2) actually case studies, reading customer reviews, and anything and everything else I can, it's actually starting to look like something I may sincerely be interested in doing.

At first look, one would probably think it's just another web hosting company going after all the money they can. However, after reading the case studies (especially), I realize more of what Ken Evoy, owner of SiteSell is really offering. There is everything there to build your (my) business, yes the hosting and domain, but all the other tools that are usually something you wouldn't get with another hosting company. It's something you CAN get, to be sure, but you could wind up spending many times more than the very reasonable cost Evoy is asking. Everything right there, in one package, keyword generation/research, site development (no HTML knowledge needed), traffic generation information and techniques.

This post isn't meant to be a review, as I've yet to set my SiteSell site up yet, but I do plan to do an extensive review after my site goes live. Also, I plan on keeping track of my progress and everything that goes on in relation to my SiteSell experience. It looks as though there's no real magic there, but, and this is a big deal, there is everything there, in one place, for a VERY fair price, to get you started up and doing business in very short order. Again, there's nothing that you can't get in many places all over the Web, as far as I know, but why spend your time, and as importantly, your hard earned money, scouring the Internet for all the additional software and information that you need. I will say, I am very satisfied with my present host, BlueHost. They do everything they say, and at a very good price. Also, I don't plan on dropping them, and I also intend to get this blog developed and keep/get the several other ideas I've started, going.

It will probably be 2-3 weeks from now before I'm able to get a Site Build It ! going, or at least started. I've been laid off from my 'real job' all winter and funds are low. When I get it going, I'm going to start the review process, a blow-by-blow description if you will, of everything I do, the results I get, good or bad, and the money I make, or don't make.

Until Next Time, Thanks for Reading,

Jeff

With the cost of Web hosting these days, unless you've just totally exhausted all financial means, there's no reason not to have your presence on the Internet. I don't mean by signing up with an ISP and wasting (6) hours a day jumping from one site to the next. I've spent more than my fair share of time 'surfing' randomly, going wherever the next link took me.

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