I want to start this off by saying that if it wasn’t for Matt Gibson, most of my shit would fall apart. I have never purported to be tech savvy. In fact, I think I know just about enough to get by. You should see the caveman process I use to create new sites. But alas, I digress…

Recently Matt released a nifty program called Guide Site Builder and was kind enough to give me a copy for review. If you’re anything like me (and if not, you should aspire to be), you’re probably wondering “what the fuck does it do?”…

Basically Guide Site Builder (herein referred to simply as GSB) is a very convenient way to churn out simple sites for the purposes of list building. Once you’ve got the thing installed (which is pretty painless), you upload one of the templates and bam, your mini site is live.

The two-page template allows your visitors to learn about whatever it is you’re offering them, and then lets them sign up (by providing their email) and then download whatever the hell it is you’re giving them. Most people I would imagine would use this for ebooks, but you can use your imagination.

Now, once you drive some traffic to the GSB powered site and collect a slew of targeted emails, GSB allows you to download all of that data in a nicely compiled little .CSV file. Pop that thing into Excel (or another program if you’re a weirdo), and then admire all of that marketable data you have collected.

Hopefully I don’t need to explain to you why collecting emails from your targeted visitors is important.

If this sounds like something that will help you grow your business more efficiently, you can pick up a copy of GSB here for only $60.

Have fun.