Why I built a German Shepherd Site

I've always loved animals. Especially dogs. No matter what kind of day you've had, they are happy and eager to see you when you get home. Their unconditional love is truly inspiring.

I was a dog sitter for several years and longed for the day when I could get a dog of my own.

For many years, my lifestyle and living arrangements never allowed canine companionship. I finished moving around, sold the condo and settled into a house. Finally, it was time.

Why GSDs?

The German Shepherd dog (sometimes called german shepard or german sheperd) has always amazed me.

Their courage, athleticism and intelligence are matched by few dog breeds.

I decided to get one of my own. Not having all of the information I needed upfront, I visited a backyard breeder. Since then, I have learned so much, I decided to create a site about the amazing German Shepherd. I want to help others avoid my mistakes and share my knowledge.

Did you know...

Your Knowledge Can Become Your Livelihood

Years ago, during wisdom tooth surgery, I suffered a nerve injury. The novocaine wore off, but my chin was still numbI Scared that this may be a permanent condition, I scoured the web. I wanted to learn as much as I could about nerve damage.

I found a forum full of many others like me that had suffered nerve damage from all kinds of oral surgeries. I tried a ton of products during my search for a cure. Some helped, and others, not so much.

After several weeks, my nerve finally healed. I was so thankful, I wanted to share what I had learned to help others.  

I blogged about my recovery and recommended products that had helped me. To my delighted surprise, the blog began generating sales.

Wow.

I was helping others find useful information and products. And making money at the same time. It was a win-win situation.

Initially, it wasn't much. And oral nerve damage was a relatively limited topic.

But then the lightbulb went on. Could I do this for other areas of interest?

I started blogging and building websites. On topics that I knew a lot about, or wanted to learn about. 

But the sites got little to no traffic. What's the point of building a website if no one is going to see it?

Secret Weapon

Enter SBI!

Ironically, I heard about this company back when I started my first blog. But, I didn't fully appreciate everything they offered. And I honestly thought they held your hand a bit too much. Silly me.

After all, I'm smart. I can do this myself, right?

So, I found a cheap webhost and built my niche websites. And they sat there... doing next to nothing.

But why?

I was providing useful and interesting content. But it didn't matter. 

Because very few people could find my helpful information in the glut of over 100 million Internet sites. Even the site I worked the hardest on still sits with an Alexa traffic ranking of over 5 million.

Looking back, I now know that niche was way too large. And I didn't know how to help people find it through the search engines.

I decided to give SBI another look. And I'm SO glad I did.

They taught me how to brainstorm topics that I had a passion for. And showed me which ideas had the most promise. My initial thought was to build a website on dogs. But their brainstorming tools showed me that was way too saturated.

I narrowed it down to my favorite dog breed. 

Bingo! 

Immediately, I started getting traffic. In a short period of time, it received more visitors than all of my other sites combined.

So What is SBI!?

But I don't know how to build a website...

Want a sneak preview? Take a video tour.

All you have to do is follow the action guide. Just take a look at the hundreds of successful SBI sites. They are all in the top 1% of websites on the Internet. 

As you can see, almost any topic can be made into a profitable website. And it doesn't feel like work if you are doing something you love. What's your passion?  

The biggest mistake people make in life
is not making a living at doing what they most enjoy.
~Malcolm S. Forbes 

With a risk free money-back guarantee, you really have nothing to lose. Give SBI a try. If you don't like it, send it back.  

My only regret is that I didn't sign up years ago.