Hello, from Atlanta! Some say: "Hot-lanta!"

Anyway, I'm in.

I have three other sites, but this has intrigued me enough to give it a try.

Over a year ago, I tried Ken Envoy's product, but, in the end, it turned out to be very expensive and you weren't able to customize it at all.

This program appears to be similar, but would love to hear your comments v. SiteBuildIt. It's also a bit pricey, but it does have to support the commission angle.

None of my other sites are based on Envoy's program. I have an affiliate show case site; a consulting site I use to market my services, and a real estate site I use for multifamily investment purposes. All are fairly new and works in progress. I'm still working the SEO route on them (Please! I have enough resources right now!)

I'm a bit puzzled on the web site builder here. I thought that when I signed up, pretty much of a "standard" site would be put together (maybe from a couple of templates) that I would refer leads to. This doesn't seem to be the case, but maybe I just don't get it yet. On this, I could use some help.

My goal is to actively promote this affiliate business and create multiple streams of income including my other ventures. I'm hoping this will pan out; time will tell.

I've tried other MLM "opportunities" in the past and found most of them wanting. Generally, most want you to contact all your friends, enemies, aunts, uncles, cousins, dogs, cats, etc. And then, when you're out of "them" you're out of business. The promo for this opportunity looks different in that it "looks" like a business.

I must say the functionality of this website in total is awesome. Someone has put a lot of time and effort into it, and that's one thing I appreciate.

I've searched the site for "promotional" information to get going beyond those "directions" I've already mentioned, but can find any. Where do I look?

Sitting here writing this, I'm also thinking that if I have to self-design anotherwebsite, I might just as well put a page or subdomain on my existing site and run it from there. Any thoughts? I guess, I'd rather keep it separate, but I don't want to put days into the the whole site. Of course, you do get out what you put in.

BTW, love the Napoleon Hill quotes - he's the next to the best. The best is: "The Science of Getting Rich".
I guess that's all for now; maybe I can stir up some thoughts!

Jim Cotton / Atlanta