How to build your very own and special internet presence exactly the way you like it?

When you think about creating any kind of viable existence on the internet...

...this is for you!

You probably already thought about making up your own web site. maybe you even have one already. But what's the point? Why would you want one and what should it do for you?

This is what you have to find out in the first place. And you find it out by asking yourself: "What do I know or what do I have to give that would be interesting to other people".

...nothing to offer?

If you say "well, I've nothing special to offer", think twice. Chances are high, that this is not true. You might think that something is unimportant or uninteresting and 'everybody knows' because it's not new for you. But don't forget that it might be interesting and new for the rest of us.

It doesn't matter if it's a piece of music, software, knowledge about music, animals, weddings or anything else as long as it's yours.

...respect your personal experience.

There is a lot of personal experience and creation in everyone of us that others might be curious about. So you should make a long list of all the things you have to offer from "Alien Invader music" to "Zulu drum samples".

This is the time, when the first shades of doubt may come in. You know a lot about "How to write a song" but you wonder if people want to hear about it? So you start guessing, if....

But would you guess if you could know? How can you start knowing and stop guessing what people might be interested?

...find out what people want.

Fortunately there is a way to find out exactly what people are searching for on the Internet. There is a tool that tells you exactly which words people put into search engines in order to find answers to their questions.

This is a wonderful gift and what's even better - it's free!

Search It! is originally built for researching e-commerce related topics but you can use it for almost anything you want to find out.

You want to write some lyrics for a song and search for a famous quotation? Well, go there and use the "reference library for content" to find some.

Curious if a certain website is successful or not? Well, go to Site Research - popularity and give it a try.

You can use it to thoroughly research any area of interest. No matter if it is for commercial purposes or for sheer curiosity.

I recommend to always have it open at the upper left corner when you surf the internet. So when a question arises you can instantly use it to find the right answer.

The most important part of Search It!  in the beginning is the "brainstorming section" . It's a perfect tool to find out, if the thing you intend to create is in demand on the internet or not. It even tells you by which wording people search for it.

This might save you a lot of trouble. When you use it correctly, it can help you from the very beginning by creating a product that will succeed. No matter if this product is free, artistic or commercial.

...build it right, the first time!

So, what's next? You have found something people are really searching for and you can deliver just that.

Great!

Now it's about time to create a website. There are probably a quadrillion ways to make it wrong and only few to get it right the first time.

I think this is not the place to explain the details of building a successful website. If you want to know that now, go here (...but come back as soon as you read it ;-) )

Let's say you made up a wonderful website that delivers exactly what people are searching for. How does somebody find it?

...which visitors do you want to attract?

This is done by creating traffic to your website. You can do that in many different ways. But they all should have one thing in common. You want to create only traffic, that is looking for what you have to offer. It's called "targeted" traffic (Yes I know, bad marketing slang...)

If you have a site about "The life of John Lennon", you don't want to have visitors on your site searching for info about vacuum cleaners.

Even if some of them would be interested in the life of John Lennon, it's definitely the wrong time and the wrong place to tell him about it. He has a broken vacuum cleaner and wants to repair it before his wife comes home. He needs to know how to repair it and he needs that info now.

Tell him about the life of John Lennon in that situation and the outcome will be, inevitably... disappointment!

A site without visitors is pointless. A site with disappointed visitors is even worse.

On the other hand, what happens when they find exactly what they've been searching for?

...Lots of happy, smiling faces :-)

So, how could you create a stream of happy visitors, that get exactly what they want?

Well, a Canadian, Ken Evoy developed a concept to build a Web site that delivers just that, makes sense, let's everybody win and makes the Internet more valuable for all of us.

He developed SBI! (Site BuildIt!), a special way of web-hosting and site-building, that is very successful and quite different from the GRQ (Get-Rich-Quick) noise of so called Internet Marketing specialists.

I can prove that, because just doing what he said brought my site into the top 1% of Internet sites. It was neither extremely difficult nor extremely easy to do.

It was just very efficient.

I did not spend my time chasing the latest news of Internet Marketing or Website Hosting but rather concentrated on creating valuable content for living, breathing people with similar interests than me,...you.

Anything else was perfectly delivered by SBI! at a ridiculous price.

Just visit the SBI! Information Center and see the success of some other people that were smart enough to follow his path.

I'd be happy, if you could write me a short note. Tell me, if you liked it and if I did help you with this story. All that I can say is, that it changed my life quite a bit. Just take a look, if this is something for you too.

Wish you a great day (or night :-) - you never know that on the Internet) and

      keep on groovin',
 

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      Rudolf Wagner
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