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SiteSell Service is the newly launched website building service by SiteSell Inc. It will become a major division of SiteSell, perhaps its largest. It will target the massive “DIFM” (”Do It For Me”) market.

Most SBIers today are DIY (”Do It Yourself”). Their rate and degree of success is unmatched.

Whereas most sites around the world are not DIY — they are DIFM (”Do It For Me”). That means they are put up by Webmasters. As always, the challenge is not to put up a site. It’s to succeed. And the failure rate is dismal.

But learning to “do it yourself” is not for everybody…

Local business people must spend their time on their businesses. For example, real estate agents work on getting new listings and selling homes. They don’t have time to build Web sites that work.

And as a busy businessperson, you hire specialists to do specialized jobs.

What Does A Professionally Designed Web Site Cost?

It’s not unusual to pay a Webmaster $7,500 or more for a basic Web site that just sits there. Of course, you only learn that the site won’t get much traffic after your site goes up. Most small-business sites only get traffic from offline clients who already know you (or from expensive, heavy advertising)…

* customers who know where the site is,
* business cards, stationery, etc., and…
* offline promotions.

Most offline businesses derive very little new business from surfers who search for words related to those businesses. SBI! site owners, on the other hand, enjoy significant targeted traffic from searchers.

Targeted visitors are motivated, interested visitors. Delivering that kind of traffic, for free from the Search Engines, is what SiteSell Services is all about. As your site grows, the traffic builds.

SiteSell Services Specialists are the most effective Webmasters in North America, Europe, and Australia. And yet, SiteSell Services charges significantly less because we have distilled it down to a time-efficient process for everyone.

For full information, please visit:
SiteSell Services DIFM

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