I remembered this software got a good interest of many in the last few years.

What a bad thing for those you acquired this software!

You are right, I don’t know much about Site Build It which is why I didn’t give an opinion on it myself and just reported on what Lissie was saying in her review.

But it really got me thinking about how many reviews out there are fake and just written by affiliates looking to cash in. I was using Lis’s review of SBI mainly because I couldn’t believe the attack dogs that came after her from writing an opinion piece. Why did so many people resort to name calling and personal slurs against her from writing a review about a product?

Are we now not allowed to say that a product sucks? And even if you search for product name + scam – you hardly find a negative review of any product (unless it’s really really bad).

I guess I wanted to support a fellow marketer who just wanted to say her peice without being attacked like she was. I would dearly love people to be more honest in their reviews.

That was the point I was trying to make. I was just using SBI as an example.

I wish there was more balanced reviews out there, both good and bad, so we can make our minds up about which product is right for us or not.

Take care
Tracey

So far so fine, but why do you then put yourself into the same basket and join them?

“One such item that many big ‘affiliates’ are promoting is called Site Build It (SBI) or SiteSell or something. Perhaps you’ve heard of it? To be honest I don’t know much about it apart from what appears on the sales page (which I’m not going to publish here because that isn’t the purpose of this post), but it doesn’t sound like something I’d ever be interested in.”

If you don’t know much about it and have not used it yourself, how can you judge if it’s any good or if the reviews are justified and genuine?

Just wondering,
sue