Compare Webhost Feature-By-Feature And Dollar-For-Dollar

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Let's assume that you have just decided to place your business at a typical, old-fashioned Web host (ex., Yahoo!, 1&1, etc.). Let's follow your progress.

First, why would you make this decision? It won't be due to overwhelming proof of success like this. There is none. Nor will you find a Family Bulletin Board -- they only take pride in financial statements (theirs). No, more than likely, you accepted the lure of cheap (even free!), quick, easy "business hosting."

Soon, though, you realize you are spinning your wheels. You need to upgrade to their "Professional Platinum Package" ($49.95/month). You buy two key add-on modules (yes, in addition to the Platinum, and each @ $19.95/month). And you have to hire a Webmaster to help you coordinate all this, as well as customize one of the programs that "came free" with your hosting ($1500).

In a few months, you're spending an hour or two per day researching the Web to "keep up" and trying to figure out how to build traffic. You're reading several Net marketing e-zines, worrying about technical and Search Engine issues (two of the Search Engine zines each cost another $97/year). And you're buying more and more expensive third-party software, on the excited say-so of this expert or that.

Non-SBI! site owners waste so much time and money chasing the holy grail of traffic. Despite paying all those dollars for "Platinum," Programmers and Powerful Packages, their sites site idle, unvisited.

They occupy the bottom of the triangle because they all follow the same doomed route. Here's the big picture, old-fashioned vs. SBI! comparison...

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high prices (those add-ons add up) vs. one low price

major time loss (fighting barriers) vs. efficient focus on business

learning curves and complexity vs. "follow the Action Guide"

"marketing noise" chasing you at every turn vs. "follow the Action Guide"

no clean step-by-step process vs. "follow the Action Guide"

scattered information, process, and tools vs. complete and integrated set of the right tools

no knowledgeable community and culture of success vs. the help-and-be-helped SBI! Forums.

corporate focus on their bottom line vs. we focus on your bottom line.

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