BabyBoomerLifeboat.com Selects SBI! as Best Choice for Building Online Home Businesses
San Diego, CA, July 31, 2010 --(PR.com)-- Following a survey of available online tools for creating, marketing and supporting Internet-based home businesses for retiring Baby Boomers, BabyBoomerLifeboat.com has selected SiteSell, Inc’s SBI! 2.0 (Site Build It!) solution as the most affordable, comprehensive choice.
BabyBoomerLifeboat.com is dedicated to assisting Baby Boomers seeking to retire on limited income with advice, information and resources. SBI! is a turnkey website creation tool and online marketing suite.
Since the majority of Baby Boomers who are retiring or have lost their jobs do not have sufficient savings to sustain full retirement, they must generate supplemental income to support themselves. Their most popular choice is to start a home business on the Internet.
Over the past month, BabyBoomerLifeboat.com conducted an extensive search for an affordable turnkey product that will provide non-techie Baby Boomers with everything they need to create and successfully market a business on the Internet.
“I can't tell you how many times people have come to us complaining that they invested heavily in creating a website, but aren't getting any traffic,” states Al Kernek, Pacifica Endeavors LLC CEO, developer and owner of the BabyBoomerlifeboat.com website. “Or they have some traffic, but no one is buying their products or services. Sadly, this is the norm. Ninety-eight percent of all websites are either invisible on the Internet when someone uses Google or a similar search engine to hunt for a product or service, or else they attract the wrong type of visitors. It is not enough to build a website, then sit back and expect the money to roll in. It doesn't work that way. Unless your site is optimized for Internet search engines, generates qualified traffic and promotes a transaction, it is a waste of your money and time!”
Kernek adds, “Our criteria demanded that the selected solution include automated tools to help Boomers implement and manage online marketing activities. And all this has to be very affordable for cash-strapped Baby Boomers in these difficult times (no more than $1 daily). The solution also had to offer video tutorials, free support and a free trial period. Finally, by using this solution, our criteria demanded that Boomers must have an excellent chance of building a successful home business.”
Ken Evoy, Founder of SiteSell Inc., notes, “SBI! 2.0, the second generation of SiteSell's flagship product, is a comprehensive, integrated, business-building system. In addition to best-of-the-Web functionality for keyword brainstorming/research and viral traffic building, SBI! 2.0 value-bundles over 70 site building, hosting, and marketing tools, some of which use the system's proprietary Web 2.0 technology.”
Pacifica Endeavors ultimately settled on SBI! because of its completeness, ease of use and successful track record. The company has become an affiliate of SiteSell in order to offer SBI! directly to its Boomer visitors. Baby Boomers can learn about the SBI! solution and enjoy a free trial by visiting http://www.BabyBoomerLifeboat.com.
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BabyBoomerLifeboat.com is dedicated to assisting Baby Boomers seeking to retire on limited income with advice, information and resources. SBI! is a turnkey website creation tool and online marketing suite.
Since the majority of Baby Boomers who are retiring or have lost their jobs do not have sufficient savings to sustain full retirement, they must generate supplemental income to support themselves. Their most popular choice is to start a home business on the Internet.
Over the past month, BabyBoomerLifeboat.com conducted an extensive search for an affordable turnkey product that will provide non-techie Baby Boomers with everything they need to create and successfully market a business on the Internet.
“I can't tell you how many times people have come to us complaining that they invested heavily in creating a website, but aren't getting any traffic,” states Al Kernek, Pacifica Endeavors LLC CEO, developer and owner of the BabyBoomerlifeboat.com website. “Or they have some traffic, but no one is buying their products or services. Sadly, this is the norm. Ninety-eight percent of all websites are either invisible on the Internet when someone uses Google or a similar search engine to hunt for a product or service, or else they attract the wrong type of visitors. It is not enough to build a website, then sit back and expect the money to roll in. It doesn't work that way. Unless your site is optimized for Internet search engines, generates qualified traffic and promotes a transaction, it is a waste of your money and time!”
Kernek adds, “Our criteria demanded that the selected solution include automated tools to help Boomers implement and manage online marketing activities. And all this has to be very affordable for cash-strapped Baby Boomers in these difficult times (no more than $1 daily). The solution also had to offer video tutorials, free support and a free trial period. Finally, by using this solution, our criteria demanded that Boomers must have an excellent chance of building a successful home business.”
Ken Evoy, Founder of SiteSell Inc., notes, “SBI! 2.0, the second generation of SiteSell's flagship product, is a comprehensive, integrated, business-building system. In addition to best-of-the-Web functionality for keyword brainstorming/research and viral traffic building, SBI! 2.0 value-bundles over 70 site building, hosting, and marketing tools, some of which use the system's proprietary Web 2.0 technology.”
Pacifica Endeavors ultimately settled on SBI! because of its completeness, ease of use and successful track record. The company has become an affiliate of SiteSell in order to offer SBI! directly to its Boomer visitors. Baby Boomers can learn about the SBI! solution and enjoy a free trial by visiting http://www.BabyBoomerLifeboat.com.
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Pacifica Endeavors LLC
Al Kernek
866-284-4955
http://www.BabyBoomerLifeboat.com
Al Kernek
866-284-4955
http://www.BabyBoomerLifeboat.com
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