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About Me

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Aloha, I thought I'd let you know a little about me. My name is Flynn Wood and I was born and raised in Honolulu, Hawaii.

After being away in the mainland for the past 30 years, my wife and I retired on the island of Kauai where my mother was born and raised.

I started my career working with computers by accident in 1960 when there were not many computers yet.

I was looking for a way to work my way through college by finding a job on the swing shift.

A friend suggested I go to Sawyers School of Business in Los Angeles, CA. where I was living at the time and enroll in their I.B.M. Tab Operators course.

Little did I know this was going to be my career because I enjoyed it so much.

After finishing college at Long Beach State College with an accounting degree, I decided to remain in the computer industy.

I was getting ready to transfer from the computer operations department to the programming department at Blue Cross when a company called Amfac in Hawaii hired me to move home.

After six years, I moved back to the mainland and continued to work on mainframes as a programmer analyst and systems analyst at Fortune 500 companies.

A few years after moving back to Southern California, personal computers were starting to appear on the scene in 1977.

I opened a computer store called Computerland in San Bernardino, CA. and got my feet wet as an entrepreneur and learned a lot about how to deal with people in the retail environment.

I started selling IBM Personal Computers and Apple II computers to homes for personal use, businesses and school districts.

I sold the computer store after 3 years and went back to work in the computer industry but this time using personal computers with mainframes.

I started using databases that ran on personal computers as well as mainframes such as the Oracle database and Microsoft SQL Server database.

I moved from California to Seattle, WA. and started working for Microsoft at Redmond, WA. in 1995.

The Windows operating system was just beginning to take off and becoming popular as a high end mainframe operating system.

At the same time, Microsoft was introducing Windows 95 as their new operating system for home use and it took off.

After working at Microsoft for eight years, I worked with all the Windows operating systems from Windows 3.0, to Windows NT, Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows 2000, and Windows XP.

Needless to say I learned a lot about the Windows operating system as well as the other Microsoft products like Microsoft Office, etc.

Upon retiring in 2003, I wanted to do something to supplement my social security and I came across a tool called Site Build It from SiteSell .

Although I worked in the computer industry for many years I never built a web site and I had no clue how to get started.

I needed to learn how to be a publisher and select a topic I was passionate about.

As you can see, what could possibly be better than to pick Windows XP since there are millions of this operating system worldwide.

Besides having all the necessary tools and services to build a web site, I learned how to build a successful internet business.

What made SiteSell unique among all the other companies was a methodology that works.

The methodology is called CTPM which stands for Content, Traffic, Presell, and Monetization.

This taught me to write information people were interested in finding over the internet.

If I followed the methodology correctly, Traffic would come from the search engines and Content that people were interested in would Presell them or help me to form a long term relationship with them.

That's where the M comes in which stands for Monetization.

Just recently my daughter has been thinking of pursuing her passion creating DVDs for people's important events such as weddings and parties.

Her desire is to work at home someday by performing services for people by creating DVDs for them.

She decided to take advantage of the holiday sale of buy 1 get 1 free which would give her two web sites for the price of one.

Others interested in earning extra income but have no products or services may become infopreneurs.

Infopreneurs can earn extra income from Google Ads as well as becoming affiliates of companies who do have products and services.

So if this is something that you would like to try and would like to order, please be my guest and enjoy yourself.

Have you been thinking about trying Site Build It?

If you have, although the holiday sale is over, it's still a bargain because it's guaranteed.

That is a super bargain because you get so much for the price.

The many tools that allow you to build a web site, maintain it, and analyze it is a bargain.

In addition, the many services provided to build a successful internet business is more than a bargain.

I think the key is the people who make up this online community are always sharing the good, the bad, the ugly.

Their invaluable sharing of knowledge of what works and what doesn't will save you a lot of heartache and time.

And the best part is Ken guarantees your success. He'll give you your money back if you decide you can't do it (actually for any reason). What have you got to lose if you ordered now?

To learn more check out this video.

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