SBI 2-for-1 Holiday Special (Blog)

[Savage]

Use this thread to discuss the following entry from Steve Pavlina's blog:

SBI 2-for-1 Holiday Special

[James81]

See if you can work out an affiliate link for us forum members where we get 1 site for half price instead of the two-fer.

[VinceG]

Psh, just get someone to buy with you. I'd be game.

[Curtis2011]

Originally Posted by James81

See if you can work out an affiliate link for us forum members where we get 1 site for half price instead of the two-fer.

If you want, you can buy the 2-for-1 then sell the extra on Ebay or to someone you know.

I don't think you are allowed to re-sell the 2nd one in the SBI forums to another SBI'er, but I believe you are allowed to sell it to someone outside of those forums.

[dan1529]

I've read what Steve's written about this product, and I've perused SBI's site, but I don't quite understand the pricing model here. Is SBI a subscription-based product? Thus is the $299 an annual fee?

And how sticky is that renewal fee--meaning, that if in the future you choose not to renew, what happens to the site you've built using their service?

Anyone who's sampled this product and can share insights, please let me know!

--Dan

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[Holistic Star]

I was planning on buying SBI for myself as a Christmas present anyway, ready to start in the New Year. I don't have anyone to share the second site with so pm me if you are interested.

[Holistic Star]

Originally Posted by dan1529

I've read what Steve's written about this product, and I've perused SBI's site, but I don't quite understand the pricing model here. Is SBI a subscription-based product? Thus is the $299 an annual fee?

And how sticky is that renewal fee--meaning, that if in the future you choose not to renew, what happens to the site you've built using their service?

Anyone who's sampled this product and can share insights, please let me know!

--Dan

_____________________________
Visit me at Casual Kitchen!
Cook More. Think More. Spend Less.

If you choose not to renew you would lose your site when it expires. You can keep the domain name and transfer all your content to another host before that happens.

[Tarzansjane]

Is SBI a subscription-based product? Thus is the $299 an annual fee?

And how sticky is that renewal fee--meaning, that if in the future you choose not to renew, what happens to the site you've built using their service?

Yes it is $299 per year. The fee covers everything: the training, the tools, the support - everything in one place to build an online business (not just a site) and to create ever growing traffic and income.

The point is to get going on it, get to work, get through the Action Guide and get the site working. I've only paid once. After that, the site paid for itself and funds my other sites as well as pays for my new car, my vacations, etc.

So start a New Years resolution and create an online business.

If you keep both sites for yourself, you have nine months (correct me someone if I'm wrong on the time factor) to start site #2. It might be a year. But you will be given time to start site #2 after initiating site #1.

[munish]

Originally Posted by James81

See if you can work out an affiliate link for us forum members where we get 1 site for half price instead of the two-fer.

I think you can sell one site for half the price . You will find many takers here on this forum.

So you get it for half the price.

[munish]

Originally Posted by dan1529

Thus is the $299 an annual fee?

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True.

$299 is annual fee for each site.

First year one site is free.

But from next year you will have to pay 2* $299 for both the sites combine.

[munish]

Originally Posted by Tarzansjane

After that, the site paid for itself and funds my other sites as well as pays for my new car, my vacations, etc. .

Congratulations!!

What is the URL of your site?