Do you get the feeling that there is just some piece of this whole online business puzzle that you are missing?
That you’re frustrated with something, but you can’t put your finger on it just yet?
We can help.
Since the internet turned into the World Wide Web, both Chris and I have run dozens of websites and simplified this complex technology for thousands of people as they clamored to get online.
In doing so, we’ve come to realize something about website clients. In an ironic way, we’ve been doing a disservice to them by managing their websites for them.
Sure, they “asked” us to maintain their websites, and to show them the point and click things they need to do. They stressed that they wanted to avoid confusing them with “the details.”
And we’ve been happy to comply with those wishes.
But we can’t continue this way.
We can’t continue to control other people’s websites because it’s like raising their children. And you should not be letting someone else raise your business!
Who Do You Trust To “Raise” Your Business?
Ten years as a high school history teacher taught me that you should never raise other people’s children for them, no matter how much they beg you. And Chris has been a stay-at-home dad for the last few years because he knows nobody is better at raising his 5 kids than he and his wife.
And the same should be the case for your business.
People say they want us to just do it all for them. But Chris and I finally figured out what was really going on.
These frustrated business owners were too afraid to ask key questions, questions they either didn’t know to ask, or ones they thought would make them look “stupid”.
You’re probably nodding your head right about now (how did I guess?), understanding exactly what I mean.
So instead of risking your “pride” by asking the questions in the first place, intelligent people just like you, put their business in our hands.
Although we appreciate the trust, the time has come to tackle the most important pieces of the business website puzzle.
Because Chris and I both truly believe that you are much better off knowing the answers to these questions. And that by not knowing them, your online business is doomed to failure.
Why?
Because webmasters and web hosting companies around the world, people a lot less ethical than us, will gouge you with high prices, give you the run around about getting the job done on time, and leave them high and dry whenever it’s convenient for them.
Look, we’re huge believers in outsourcing. It’s a fundamental way to grow a business.
But there are just some questions that every online business builder MUST know, or their online business will be in the hands of somebody else.
And that’s a risk that we’re not willing to let people take. Not anymore.
Chris and I have created this step-by-step video tutorial resource website to teach you what you need to know about controlling your own website.
And in the process, control your business.
You Can Learn How To Do What Could Cost You
$100 Or More Per Hour For Someone Else To Do
Our videos demystify the complex world of web hosting so you can move forward with your online business.
And ultimately, when you do decide to outsource some of these website tasks, you’ll actually know what your service provider is talking about, and negotiate a fair price for these services.
For example, we personally charge clients $25 for a script installation (and that’s pretty cheap in today’s marketplace). Yet the installation itself takes about 10 minutes to do. If you convert that to an hourly rate, it’s $150/hour!
Another example is email addresses. Some of the most popular web hosting services will sell you a hosting account ($10/month) AND a bundle of 5 email accounts for an additional $20. But with the right hosting companies (we’ll tell you which ones inside), you can create unlimited email addresses yourself and pay nothing but the regular hosting fee.
Here’s one last example, and it’s my favorite…
You probably know you can register a domain name for your website (like yourdomain.com) for under $10/year. And then you buy hosting for about $10/month.
What happens when you buy the second domain?
Most of the most respected names in the businesses will charge you an extra $10/month for each extra domain. And you’ve probably been paying each and every one of those charges because you simply didn’t know there was a better way.
You should check out this great video!
http://www.discovercpanel.com/easy/?videos=11104
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