Site Build It helps you build trust by presellingSite Build It is all about building trust and relationships with your web site visitors. Through pre-selling. PRE-selling is a concept "invented" by SiteSell, part of the C The concept is simple. As small business people, we do not have brand names that are univeresally known and trusted. Yet. So we have to build that, before you can monetize. So few people do it, or they don't do it right, online. This is a huge area in which SBI can help you differentiate. By having the mindset of building trust FIRST, you won't come off as a get-rich-quick scam artist, or a "hype man/woman", selling fiction instead of facts. Building relationships and trust through email newslettersList-building and e-mail marketing are included (usually these expensive features are bought separately). Sign up visitors to your e-zine subscription list and then mail an issue to them. This repeat exposure builds a stronger bond with your visitors and allows for direct promotions to them. Deeper PREselling = More Monetization.In fact, SBI! includes an easy-to-use form builder with autoresponders. You can build contact forms, surveys, and polls to easily communicate with your visitors. You don't need to use your e-mail address, which attracts spam. Experienced users will appreciate no longer needing separate form-building tools. Having these tools all in one place saves time and expense, too. Building relationships and trust by bloggingAutomatic site blogging turns your site into a blog easily. You'll enjoy all the benefits of a blog without needing extra skills or additional software. Site Build It essentially records each page you create as a new blog entry. No need to maintain a separate blog!And for those experienced with blogging, auto-pinging for your SBI! blog keeps your site on the Search Engines' radar. All of this helps attract more traffic. Trust is a HUGE thing in the era of the Internet. With that in mind, I really appreciated Ken Evoy's money-back guarantee. And to be honest, without it, I wouldn't have spent the money on SBI.
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