Brett’s right on with this one.

I have a Simple Six site up as well.. Or rather, I had a site up and was struggling with it and when I saw SSF, I restructured the whole thing with that model because it was so good.

Yeah, it’s easy to do, and yeah, it’s semi-long term. The traffic section is somewhat lacking, but there’s a million different ways to drive traffic.

The emphasis is on the actual membership model, which is probably the easiest to set up and maintain. Granted, there is a further investment involved, with Wishlist plugin for Wordpress, or Clickbank so you can have affiliates, but those are both optional.

And, there’s no upsells, OTOs, or continuity with Simple Six, so Paul isn’t one of those gurus that try to squeeze everything out of you. He’s a cool dude, I actually just got off the phone with him a couple days ago.

So I’d definitely say Brett’s right with this. It’s really easy to do, and as long as you can find a niche, it’s a piece of cake. And if you can’t, Paul helps with that, too.

-Tom

As of today I have 8 members. All I have done at this point is promote it to a small existing list that I have in this area.

I have not even gotten to the point of going through the other promotion avenues, but plan on starting that next week.

So I have to still say that I am very thrilled with this program. I never expected it to make me rich overnight.

This is a long term business solution and one that I am glad that I found AND implemented!

So after three weeks of using it have you made any money? How many customers have you brought into your site?