XSite Pro Rocks.....

[Jason Moffatt]

Hello folks,

I'm so excited (kinda like the Pointer Sisters), and
I just can't hide it.........

I'm done with the NVU html editor.

Don't get me wrong, it has served it's purpose, and
it's a great tool considering it's free, but geez it
really messes up the back end of my code.

I decided to try out XSite Pro and it is AWESOME.

I've spent countless hours trying to fix little bugs
in NVU, and when your not that tech savy, it's somewhat
frustrating.

I was scared to try XSite Pro at first, thinking it would
have a huge learning curve. Well I stayed up for about
3 extra hours during the late night and went through the
entire manual.

Folks, it's not that tough.....Woo HOoooo.

With the way my brain works, I can go from idea
to "Full On Website" in no time with XSite Pro.

Before that though, I have some of my existing
sites that need to be touched up.

I want to thank Kidino for bringing XSite Pro to my
attention. I almost purchased it straight from the vendor
but at the last minute remembered that Kidino was
an affiliate. I'm sure glad I remembered bcuz that
dude is one cool guy, and I love patronizing the affiliate
links of great people.

I'm not sure if Lynn has an affiliate link floating around
here for XSite Pro, but if she does, I would encourage
you to click that link.

It's SUPERB.......Just like Lynn,

and Kidino..

Peace

Jason "Profit" Moffatt

[Griffin Lilly Jr]

[Lynn Terry]

Glad to hear you like it, Jason - XSitePro has gotten rave reviews from everyone that is using it! And yes, the link is right above... just below your post, actually

Griffin - maybe you can give us a link to that post?

[Sandra]

[Jason Moffatt]

[Lynn Terry]

[ebizpro]

I'm glad you love XSitePro Jason. I have used it for about a week, scanned the tutorial and dove in.

I do love a lot of what it does for you especially the beautiful templates and importing pages easily.

The one thing I don't like is it has to go through all your pages every time you either preview or save. They say they are working on improving this.

However, if you try to do some 'fancy' stuff it is a bit quirky. Not the place to pick it apart here but if you want email me for my views on html editors.

I've used FP2000 for years and it too has pluses and minuses so nothing is perfect.

If anyone is starting out or fairly new at creating web sites, mini sites etc I recommend XSitePro.

[Bonnie Lowe]

Ditto what Jason said!

My first site was SBI. It's been online for 2 years and has a page rank of 5 and is ranked #1 on Google for an important keyword.

But you know what? My new XSitePro site has been online for about 1 month and it's already getting more page impressions than my SBI site!

I know there are many factors that affect this -- for instance the theme of my XSitePro site is much more popular than that of my SBI site. So maybe XSitePro itself had nothing to do with this... but I'm in awe of how easy and quick it was to build my new site -- and that IS because of XSitePro!

I haven't had any quirky stuff happen, but other than adding a ContextCash script, I haven't tried anything fancy. (I guess that doesn't even qualify as "fancy" because it was so simple to do.)

So, although I'm a big fan of SBI, I agree with Jason -- all my future sites will be built with XSitePro.

Bonnie
www.cookie-crazy.com

[WAHumor]

Your cookie-crazy site was made with XSitePro, Bonnie??

That's fabulous!!

I have a site or two in mind for that. They're for areas that didn't pan out so well with SBI!'s tools, but have from others.

Would anyone have objections to my using some of your remarks about XSitePro for a product review for my site?

Some fresh WAhumor would be nice too, because I'll be adding content and pages...

[ebizpro]

[Bonnie Lowe]

Yes, www.cookie-crazy.com is the XSitePro site I was referring to.

The template design was created by the very talented Kidino.

I have no idea why Alexa.com says it's been online since Sept. 04... that's obviously incorrect.

I launched the site a little over a month ago and am still in the tweaking phase, so am not surprised that it does not yet have a Google page rank. Once I get busy with my SEO, traffic boosting and linking strategies, I expect that to change.

Dan, I have no problem with you using any comments I post in a public forum.

[Lynn Terry]

Congratulations, Bonnie!

I just got the email from Paul Smithson announcing the winners of the XSitePro Website of the Year Award... and was really tickled to see your cookie site took 2nd place!

Way to go!

[kidino]

Congratulations to Bonnie ... she's a regular one here, right? I think her Cookie Crazy really rocks with content well-organized, and affiliate banners well in place.

Hooray to Bonnie again ...