Is Kajabi good for blogging?

So you’ve probably been hearing a ton about Kajabi lately from the big dog marketers like Frank Kern, Andy Jenkins, John Reese, and soon to be the whole internet marketing community. If you’re anything like me, you’re probably asking yourself…

What is Kajabi?

Kajabi is like WordPress. It’s a CMS (content management system) that makes it easy for you to create websites, web pages, squeeze pages, sales funnels, video pages, and much more with a “drag-n-drop” technology. Overall it sounds like a great concept, but the question you need to ask yourself is…

Will this work for me?

Here’s what I think and why it “may” work for you. It’s not for everyone. Not for people that want to press a magic button and have money fly out of their computer, but for people that want to build a real business easier, faster, and with less human effort.

Who is this for?

Info Publishers

If you currently publish your own ebooks, courses, video training, coaching, or whatever on your site, Kajabi could be an easy solution for you easily automate your marketing. They have a “KLUB” community feature which gives you a Facbookish kinda feel where you can communicate, respond, and answer questions from your customers. Pretty cool.

Affiliate Marketers

If you’re doing any sort of affiliate marketing for launches, courses, or other products, you can easily create landing pages, squeeze pages, and other pages to promote and create your “pre-sell” content to sell the product. A must-have for affiliates.

Coaches

It’s a no-brainer. If you’re coaching your clients and giving them daily, weekly, or monthly content their content delivery system is a really cool addition to providing valuable content to your customers. Now, you can deliver your video, PDFs, audio, or ebooks directly to your new customers right in their member’s area. Simple, clean. done.

Overall, Kajabi looks like a really awesome product, but who knows we haven’t really seen anything just yet. To get my full Kajabi review,