Okay, I have to start this review with a little bit of trepidation because the sales pitch for this product initially really turned me off. What is with that language? Take a look for yourself here. Apart from the fact that it took me a while to work out what “fuggedAboutIt” really means, if you can look past the language, Site Stealer is not a bad product. There are some interesting Marketing ideas to think about. Harris Fellman’s Site Stealer is a five-step process built around the idea that you “copy” the gurus…the guys and girls who have already made it in the world of Internet Marketing. Step one teaches you about the importance of attention grabbing headlines. The value here is that it gives you 229 headlines that are tried and tested. Then we move to step two, which teaches you how to “swipe the sales pages” off product pages that sell well. Now here is where things can get somewhat tricky. There could be major copyright issues if you don’t change things around enough. Saying that, the value in this approach is that you learn to emulate the sales pages of good-selling products, all the time gaining more experience in this area of Internet Marketing. The next section of the book focuses on copying entire business models, which is really great for newbies. This has value in two parts. First, if you have your own product to sell, you can pick a successful business model and fly with it. For instance, have one time offers after sales. If you are an Affiliate, or you own Resell rights to a product, maybe this section will help you figure out how to promote your products a little better. The final two sections of the book are where the value really lies. We are given very in-depth information about resell rights and how we can purchase them. There is also a section on how to be your own boss and create your own products. These sections are full of great information and lots of process maps that can be useful for any Internet Business. Although Site Stealer is an informative book on Internet Marketing, it has some downsides. While there is a ton of information about sales pages, business models, what resell rights to look out for etc…there is not much information about how to get people to buy your product. This means that the Newbie out there may struggle with the very basics of how to advertise. On the other hand, the other information provided might be a bit to basic for the more experienced marketer out there. So where does that leave Sal the Site Stealer? Is it really value for money? Verdict: I would happily recommend Sal the Site Stealer to any Internet Marketer, both new and experienced, simply because of the learning tools and process maps available in the book. This is an e-book that I believe can be kept for life and referred back to often as a business guide-book. I give Site Stealer 7 out of 10. There is a good glossary of information in this product.
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