William Charlwood

XSitePro2 is a significant improvement on the already hugely successful XSite Pro web building and content management system designed specifically for internet marketers and small businesses. I have a range of websites that I will be updating with XSitePro2 and as a beta tester I can tell you it is a huge leap forward.

What’s my favourite new feature? At the moment it is simply the ability to copy a page in a single click and re-edit. This makes additional content creation a breeze.

The whole interface is much slicker too and once you’ve used it you’ll never return to the old version.

Is it a tool that small businesses can use to build their own websites? Absolutely. In fact the strongest endorsement of XSitePro I’ve ever seen was from someone on one of my emailing lists who basically said he wished he’d bought it earlier on my first recommendation.

Having been on the receiving end of too many emails about Jeff Walker’s Product Launch Formula I sense a sort of affiliate panic out there.

It’s a big ticket item and so affiliates are falling over themselves desperately trying to make sure that their email is the one that generates the sale.  I’m using it as an opportunity to trim down my subscriptions.

Smart affiliate marketers are loading up the deal with bonuses of their own too - buy through me, they say, and I’ll give you $14,566,095 of bonuses.

Don’t get me wrong, I’m certain that the Product Launch Formula 2.0 is good - but then again, it must be safe to assume the Jeff is using it to launch his new product himself. He’d be mad not to wouldn’t he?

So if you are bored of all the promos, go back through the emails you’ve had about it, watch the free videos and make some notes. You’ll end up with a reasonable product launch formula yourself - free.

It won’t be as good as the real deal but it will be one heck of a lot better than nothing.

IntelliChat Save A Sale agents are cropping up everywhere these days so do they work?

Well people are spending BIG MONEY using IntelliChat precisely because it saves sales that would otherwise be lost and that is where the economics work out.

If someone on your site is going to disappear they’re already about to be worth nothing to you. But if you can capture even a small percentage of that disappearing traffic and recover a sale it’s going to add extra profit to your business. And extra profit, apart from being extra profit, means you can afford to buy more traffic etc. and get on the growth path. If you are in a hotly competitive area then getting that extra margin gives you the edge.

So do you sell anything online? Would you like to sell more of it? Check the system out.