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Erik Stafford here.
As you read this, many of you still don’t have your first website. Some of you already have websites (Some of you used The Faster Webmaster to build them, which thrills me)… but have no idea what to do with them now that you have them.
Seriously: I get tons of emails everyday from people who have a website, but don’t know what to put on it.
The BANABU Business License is an entire working, cash-producing, internet business:
http://www.thefasterwebmaster.com/incredible
One package, one payment, and it’s yours forever: The website, the graphics, and the sales letter… All the code, all the content, and all the products…
And the best part: you get to work with me to get it installed and running!
To your success,
Erik
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about 2 years ago
In my opinion you have to take that chore (support) and give it to someone else. You are supposed to use your brains to make the money, but you should still stand behind your products by hiring someone to answer the many questions asked or to solve many issues. That someone needs to do just that………support. And this person needs to have a good work ethic that will be responsive in an expedient manner.
Deb
about 2 years ago
Erik:
I have only asked for help with building my website recently. I understand your time constraints. Your answer I understood, but it didn’t answer my issue. I need to know if there is a way that prevents someone to get beyond my homepage by trying to type in the address barand getting lucky to find my product and get it without paying. I was able to do this on another website as mine because I knew the structure (banabu business license). I realize for most folks it would be a long shot to get to my product page, but I would like to know if i can accomplish this using permissions and still have a functioning web business. If there is a way to do this I would like to know how.
Thanks
Tim