XSitePro 2 Review-Do You Really Need It?
Have you ever tried to make a website? Is a WordPress template the best you can hope for? Do you have enough trouble with English, let alone an entirely new computer language? Do you have any clue what a CSS stylesheet is? Don’t worry, it is about to get simple.
Ok, I have to tell you something. I have built over 100 websites, and I no very little code. Yes using blogs and free WYSIWYG editors (That’s what you see is what you get) I have had to learn some HTML. When I started using Frontpage and Dreamweaver I had to learn a lot more. I knew I would forever be using junk templates that I could not change forever. So I struggled putting up my first 10 sites. They all sucked, are still up and barely pay for the hosting and domain names.
I knew to make real money online, I had to find a solution, and fast. I was reading through a free bonus report on web marketing and the author mentioned a product I had never heard of, XSitePro. I surfed around read some reviews, and thought it might be the answer I was desperately seeking, so I bought it and tried it. WOW, it was almost as easy to put up a professional looking site as a hub page!
I began churning out web sites. I could put out and publish a well optimized 
compliant high ranking site as quick as an article. I was in heaven, my sites would HTML validate and I did not have to worry about the search engines, due to the built in SEO components of the software. I could keep using XSitePro for two more years if I had to, but there were limitations.
Web 2.0. Video, adsense, music, dynamic pages, interaction. Make no mistake, I make a great living online, and do not have a clue how to do any of these, but I know that is what the future will demand. In steps XSitePro 2. If you name any feature you would want a piece of web design software to do. It does it. I don’t know if I will ever use half of what is available.
What I do know is XSitePro 2 is cutting edge. With all the monetizing features it comes with, I am sure I will be able to double the number of sites I have making me money in six months. If you are just beginning with website design, or you are a seasoned pro and want to spend more time doing what you enjoy than building websites, XSitePro 2 is exactly what the doctor ordered. Build two sites and call me in the morning!
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XSitePro 2 Review-It Is All You Hoped For?
Have you ever tried to put up a website? Is a Squidoo template the best you can hope for? Do you have enough trouble with English, let alone an entirely new computer language? Do you have any clue what a mysql database is? Don’t worry, it is about to get simple.
Ok, I have to tell you something. I have built over 100 websites, and I no very little code. Yes using blogs and free WYSIWYG editors (That’s what you see is what you get) I have had to learn some HTML. When I started using Frontpage and Dreamweaver I had to learn a lot more. I knew I would always have to use sorry templates that I could not modify forever. So I struggled putting up my first 10 sites. They all sucked, are still up and barely pay for the hosting and domain names.
I knew to make real money online, I had to either pay someone else or find an answer, quick. I was reading a web designing forum and the author mentioned a product I had never heard of, XSitePro. He didn’t have a link so I looked around, and thought it might be the answer I had been looking for, so I bought it and tried it. WOW, it was almost as easy to put up a professional looking site as a squidoo lens!
I started spewing out web sites. I could build and publish a well optimized compliant high ranking site as quick as an article. I was in heaven, my sites would HTML validate and I did not have to worry about the search engines, due to the built in SEO components of the software. I could keep using XSitePro for two more years if I had to, but there were limitations.
Web 2.0. Video, adsense, music, dynamic pages, interaction. Now do not get me wrong, I make a great living online, and do not have a clue how to do any of these, but I know that is where my future leads. In steps XSitePro 2. If you can think of any feature you would want a piece of web design software to do. It does it. I will probably never use half of the capabilities.
What I do know is XSitePro 2 is state of the art. With all the monetizing features it comes with, I look forward to adding 100 additional better sites in the next six months. If you have never built your first site, or you are a seasoned pro and want to spend more time doing what you enjoy than building websites, XSitePro 2 is exactly what the doctor ordered. Build two sites and call me in the morning!
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Building a Website With XSitePro V2 and DLGuard
Although I can build websites with html or use Dreamweaver and Frontpage I am not an expert website designer and to be honest I struggle with software and scripts. Accepting my limitations I bought the XSitePro web design software in 2007 and upgraded to XSitePro V2 last year.
When I first got XSitePro I built my digital download site solely using that. Used Paypal as my payment processor and had thank you pages with download links for every product. It was a cheerful but not very professional looking site. I was fond of my efforts but there were problems with my download links being accessed by cheats and as time passed I began to cringe at the unprofessional look of my website.
As I had made a major investment in some software called Memberspeed I decided to rebuild the site using that. Although the software was intended to build membership sites it has a shopping cart and article directory which meant that I would get regularly updated content to help the site along in the search engines.
Fine but the fatal flaws were that using the software was time consuming and difficult for me to figure out and that it wasn’t flexible enough. For somebody with greater website design skills it might not be a problem but for me it was. My website looked more professional on the surface because I used a ready built Memberspeed template, but the shopping cart looked an uninviting mess that I simply did not have the skills to rectify.
Sales disappeared and another solution was called for. I wanted part of the solution to be XSitePro V2 because I love working with it. I have tried to use other shopping carts but find them difficult to understand and I don’t find them flexible enough for my limited skills. I had regularly seen posts in forums about using DLGuard as a shopping cart, or indeed paying memberships. Most but not all of the posters recommended DLGuard, but not everybody is going to like the same thing.
One day a question was asked about whether or not DLGuard could be integrated with XSitePro V2. The replies were all in the positive and when I checked out some of the sites indicated as using both I was quite impressed. A timely payment from Google Adsense was deposited into my PayPal account so I thought ‘go on girl go for it’.
I bought DLGuard for the princely sum of $146.05 including VAT. Before I could use it I needed to build the bones of a site, and being an impatient bod it was a good job that I had the speed of XSitePro. I used XHeader (a freebie with XSitePro V2) to make the header and utilised the many inbuilt design features to build the rest of the site. Not perfect but it looks more professional than my first digital download site and I can make alterations very easily.
My next step was to unzip DLGuard and upload it to my website following quite easy instructions. It wasn’t long before I’d uploaded my first product and added my Getresponse autoresponder details. That’s built in with both XSitePro and DLGuard so that was the easy part.
My next step was to redesign the DLGuard shopping cart to make it look like my website design. I sat and looked at the screen, scratched my head a few times before I decided that I was out of my depth. I went on to the DLGuard and XSitePro forums looking for how to tutorials and couldn’t find any. I thought about it for a while and decided that the only way to do what I wanted was to experiment.
I had a list of alterable DLGuard pages so I visited my sites Cpanel and viewed the source files. I wanted to edit them but being cautious I copied the source files into notepad before I began. That way if I boobed I would be able to replace the original source files.
An hour later I had added my new header to the shopping cart, altered the background colour and a few other things to give the appearance of integration. Considering how hopeless I am with scripts and software and my lack of design expertise I have surprised myself with what I have achieved.
My website now has an integrated shopping cart and my downloads are secure from cheats. It has flexibility in that I can add articles and reviews quickly and whenever I want. To my eyes it looks better than the previous two designs and it’s even started to make sales again after a spell in the doldrums.
One little glitch was with my first sale on the new site. I had redesigned the product download page and to check to see if everything was working I reduced a product to $0.01 and bought it with a joint Paypal account that I have with a partner. As I was testing I got called away and when I got back to my computer somebody else had bought the product and told me that the download link didn’t work. No it didn’t because I hadn’t uploaded the blooming product at that point. But, never mind the lower price than normal sale tested the rest of the work that I’d done and showed me that yes XSitePro and DLGuard do work together and it isn’t all that difficult.
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