Hi Gary, I said it before but I have to say it again. Every so often I would get this urge to search for a script that would work better for my project at the time and every time I would get back to SiteBuilder Elite. It feels so familiar yet so surprising each time. I always discover some new feature that none of the other scripts would have. Then there is a great deal of customisation that I can play with and make my site really unique. Everything works just like the manual said and that reliability is what I need in a script. With a little imagination, one can really make a website that stands out yet be very simple to maintain. The first time I bought SBE3 I was very sceptical. After a short period of time and many great sites, I realised that I simply love this script. Next time around, when SBE4 was about to get released, I could hardly wait, holding my money, ready to purchase it. This time around I knew I was getting a great deal and again, I was surprised even more to find out that it was better than expected. Thanks Gary. Neb Radojkovic
Many people who read these testimonials may wonder, as I did, "Is this a real person or a nice ad copy?", or "What basis does the writer have for making comments?" For credibility purposes, I’d like to say I’m an Intermediate Level Internet user and I’ve been active in Internet Marketing for over ten years. In those years, I’ve tried, purchased, used, and evaluated many site building programs. The early ones I don’t even recall the names of, but the current inventory of programs includes Front Page, NVU, xSite Pro, and Hypervre. Each is a tool which serves a slightly different purpose. None do for me what Site Builder Elite does. Anyone investing in a program like this, which, by the way is extremely inexpensive for what it does, can be umed to be at least half serious about wanting to earn money on the Internet, and in being "half serious", then you must know that one of the most important things search engines look for is content and fresh content. This also means many pages with different content. While the previously mentioned programs can be used to generate multiple content rich pages, it’s most often a very laborious process and may involve writing or download articles, modifying them, and uploading them. Generating sites with appropriately placed images with a keyword attached to each description. The closest program I’ve had prior to this that comes half close to doing this is Hypervre…but in my experience, it’s been very difficult to work with and has involved the multiple steps of independent article creation, uploading, merging, etc. In short, Site Builder Elite does all of this very simply, very quickly, and very inexpensively. You must now begin to think in PHP instead of HTML, but only from the file recognition point. Gone are the days of having to understand either, for this program does it all automatically. When one buys a new program, the smart buyer looks for two items: Program performance and product support. As I write this testimonial, it’s still a bit early to predict program performance in terms of generating income. My sites have only been up a couple of days. They probably have not been "crawled yet" and to be fair in expectations, they initially are in subdomains. My jury is still out in terms of performance with concerns in the duplicate content area, but in terms of performance in generating pages, performance has been as advertised and more than expected. There have been a couple "learning curve" glitches such as na files in the configurtation page, but these have been resolved. I have found the video and printed do entation easy to follow, and fortunately, not volumes long… something in the area of 70 printed pdf pages. SUPPORT: I’ve had to contact Gary a half dozen or so times, and I must say on a scale of 1-5, where 5 is ranked for support, Gary and this program rate a 6+. Responses have been personal and timely, and given the fact he is on GMT and I’m on EST, this is exceptional. I’ve purchased name brand software (Symantec/Norton to name the largest) and found companies like that ranking a ZERO in customer support. Others are in mid range, but Gary is on the very of the support mountain. Fortunately, good do entation and relative ease of use will keep his support needs down, because if not, there’s probably no way he could render this level… but for a prospective buyer, just knowing it’s there if you get in trouble is… 
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