Kajabi Review 2023 - Is It Worth It?

If you're looking for an honest review of Kajabi in 2023, this video will give you a high level overview of the platform so you can decide if it's what you need to grow your online business.

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[md.rahamatullah]

This Video is very Excellent. Thanks for Video.

[scholasticantinyari]

I like and love kajabi I would recommend it anyday

[baggioronnie-nbkl]

I like the vidéo kajabi is very excellente thanks ❤️

[AK-frsy]

Is it worth the hassle of hiring a developer to build a custom website for you? I’m sure it’ll cost an arm and a leg but perhaps in the long run it’s worth it? Kajabi looks to be pricy (rightfully so)

[Lifeinanortherntown]

I tried the link for Kajabi but I didn't get a 30 day free trial, I just got thee 14 day free trial they were already offering :(

[dposting]

Use as few subscription-based plugins and tools as possible. That's my advice as a pro. Otherwise, in the end you both wind up with a clunky site AND wind up paying what itd cost you to just hire a good raw coder in the end. At the same time, dont hire firms that use these tools or u might as well just get a couple good interns/students to do it, get the same result bc using the same DIY tools, and spend the savings on SEM, PPC and ad space.