How Easy Is Building a Page?

danaP · #1 (**permalink**) 04-13-2007, 08:40 AM

OK, I am COMPLETELY new to this website stuff. I want to do this Internet stuff full time like Lisa but I want to make sure i understand all the facts before I buy site build it.

I get how it helps you get traffic so you make money but I didn't see much explanation on exactly how it teaches a newbie like me to actually build a page. How would someone like me who has NO EXPERIENCE with creating a site learn how to build a page. Is it step by step? Do I just type my text and it turns into a web page? How does it work?

Great forum. So nice to be able to ask questions before I buy. I'm impressed by the SBI customers so far. Very inspiring.

amybiddle · #2 (**permalink**) 04-13-2007, 09:09 AM

Hi Dana-
First of all, welcome!

I'm an SBIer too. I have to tell you that SBI makes putting up a page so easy that even a right-brainer like me can do it!

I'm not a code-jockey at all. Putting up a page in SBI is as simple as copying text out of a text editor and pasting it into the Blockbuilder form page. And Ken Evoy, SiteSell/SBI owner and creator, says that the whole process is about to get even easier!

If you ever decide to upload your own pages (some of mine are Blockbuilder and some are uploaded) SBI makes that process very simple too.

And with the Action Guide, by the time you get to creating pages (which you won't do on Day 1 - and you'll see that there are very good reasons for this when they walk you through essential market research) you'll be ready.

Lastly, there's this forum plus the SBI forums (included in your SBI subscription) always available to help.

Yes, they really are that friendly and helpful!

Good luck making your decision. I've tried both ways - with SBI and without. I'd never be on the Internet without SBI again. Period!

Keep asking great questions!

lisa · #3 (**permalink**) 04-13-2007, 12:04 PM

Just echoing the great comments made by Amy. It's super easy to create your pages and should you ever decide to use your own HTML editor or upload your pages without the SiteBuilder as Amy does, making the transition is also very simple.

danaP · #4 (**permalink**) 04-13-2007, 09:02 PM

Thanks so much you two!

beautifuldayahead · #5 (**permalink**) 04-15-2007, 01:26 PM

Hey do not fill all alone....me to new...but ya know what look around check them out before buying ask questions, no answer get away, be sure they are not rip offs.. and check them out like here for instance.. are they just trying to make a sale? or for real? ask ask ask... I do .. HANG IN THERE....I am right with ya... we will learn together......a lot of fakes are out there!

Seclinix · #6 (**permalink**) 04-15-2007, 06:32 PM

ok lets see to make this simple... hmm the best wayto learn how to make a website is really to try it... yes experiment with all of the features that ou are presented with and you will get the hang of things. It is like me and my programming i learned everything i know now from testing new things and getting reviews from the internet cafe down the road from me lol

We all have to start somehere...
Seclinix

danaP · #7 (**permalink**) 04-15-2007, 10:54 PM

Hi beautifuldayahead,

Yes we will all learn together. Can't wait to explore sbi. I've been so impressed with what Lisa and Amy have said about it so far.

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