Pure Leverage Review
I believe that if you want to build a business, you should think long term about your success and attract people by building useful, insightful content. You can do this in a number of ways, but you should always have a central site to call your own -- a place where you brand YOURSELF as a provider of value and a person people can look to you for good recommendations on products, services, or businesses to be involved in.
I initially hoped that Pure Leverage would offer a good platform for blogging to generate traffic, then capturing leads, and finally converting them with autoresponders, e-mails, and video e-mails. But ultimately I found it offered a lot of services but not as much quality as I prefer in each one. It also did not offer some of the items originally promised. (They had to modify a graphic to remove those items after I had already purchased the service.) I am including my review below, but in short, I think you're better served with a free website/blog system like Weebly, Blogger, or Wordpress ... then adding lead capture forms from someone like AWeber ($19/month for up to 500 people), which has a far superior e-mail system.
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