I don’t usually use three exclamation marks in a headline. That’s just not my style.
But, in this case, I’m going to make an exception and try to pass along my excitement about the announcement I just read.
I’m a few days behind on my email and I just now read an email Ken Evoy sent me last Saturday.
Among other interesting announcements, he told us that Make Your Site Sell! 2002 is now available as a free download. You don’t even have to give your email address. Just go to the link and get your free copy of what I think is the best information about earning an income with a website that is available at any price.
I bought the original version for $17 and was surprised with how much information was in this exceptional ebook.
Not only was there more information than I expected, the very format of the ebook was an example of how information should be presented in PDF format.
Make Your Site Sell! was updated in 2002 to a seven volume ebook with over 1,500 pages of outstanding information about building a successful website. The name was changed to Make Your Site Sell! 2002 in order to reflect this additional information. The price was raised from $17 to $30.
Now, I’ve seen ebooks selling for nearly $100 (usually $97) that only had a tiny fraction of what Ken offered for less than $30. Ken’s motto has always been to UNDERprice and OVERdeliver and this was certainly appropriate for Make Your Site Sell! 2002.
Go to the page and read what is in the ebook. Then, don’t waste any more time, download the ebook and start putting it to work for you.
Don’t add this to your collection of un-read ebooks. If you want to build a site that is successful, read this information, study it and put it to work for you.
Of course, a lot has changed in four years and parts of MYSS is starting to show its age, but I still refer to this information several times a month. I always find something I never knew or things I forgot in the interim.
So, why hasn’t this book been updated and why is it being given away now for free?
Over the last several years, Ken and the folks at Sitesell have been focusing their efforts into making Site Build It! into the the best set of tools for identifying your niche, designing a website, researching and creating the content, hosting it, and promoting it to the world.
The concepts that were presented in MYSS live on in Site Build It, so there really is no reason to update the ebook when Site Build It! puts those concepts into action.
I just renewed my subscription to Site Build It! a couple of weeks ago and it never even crossed my mind not to do so. I have dozens of websites and SBI offers me more value than all the others put together in terms of helping me do my best on the net.
But, you don’t have to spend $300 to get a Site Build It subscription to learn much about the concepts that lead to this outstanding tool.
You don’t have to spend a penny.
Just go download Make Your Site Sell! 2002 and put what you learn to work for you.
Yes, there will be some things that are no longer up-to-date in the ebook, but don’t let that distract you from all the good information and advice you will find.
I can truthfully tell you that I’ve wasted a good bit of money buying ebooks and following their advice.
But, that does not apply to Ken Evoy, Make Your Site Sell, and Site Build It. Everytime I follow Ken’s advice, I make more money. When I stray to other paths to test the waters, sometimes I make money, but much of the time I just lose my investment. That has never been the case with anything I’ve purchased from Sitesell.
My best advice is to tell you to subscribe to Site Build It! and give yourself the best advantage and the best tools to build a profitable online business.
But, if you can’t afford the $300 or if you just aren’t convinced, then put your credit card back in your pocket and download Make Your Site Sell! 2002.
See what created all the fuss a few years ago when MYSS was called “The Bible of Selling On the Internet.”
It helped me.
If you read it and put it to work, it can help you, too.
May 21st, 2007 
posted by John Dilbeck
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