As an example I believe they have Heyspread integrated for Video syndication – I suppose that could be looked on as a “big rocks” solution which I believe is somehow single click after you have filled out necessary details. There are sites that could give you similar functionality for $30, or you could pay for Traffic Geyser, or use free Tube Mogul, but that isn’t very commercial use friendly.
But then those alternatives aren’t integrated – that is a new upload you have to do, which for people on a low end ADSL can be a real effort as upload speeds are often highly restricted.

You obviously haven’t heard of many successful online marketers, or haven’t been paying attention

Also note, hitting up lots of posts and leaving short comments isn’t a good tactic

Every single successful online marketer I know of had to go through the first hard steps of trial-and-error to get to where they were, and whether they know it or not, it’s the fact that they did go through those hard times that got them where they are now.

My point: If you don’t go through that first hard year learning (which quansite will allow you to do), you’ll miss out on a huge amount of experience that will be absolutely essential to you later on.

Still, I can see why quansite could be a valuable resource and I definitely agree that you could gain alot from it. But personally, I would rather take the time to gain the experience that could prove useful later on.

If you are providing a service for clients, the cost associated with one new update every month or less is significant, as even WordPress security updates often have features added that break things.

If a business owner (online OR off-line, I’d say ESPECIALLY off-line) doesn’t want to either run their web presence in-house on a simplified platform with automated SEO & sales conversions like QuanSite provides … or pay to have someone else manage it for them — frankly, I’d tell them to get ready to close their doors in the next 18-24mos. ;-)

It means better results for your clients, and more profits for you. (You can get the same work you’d do otherwise done in a fraction of the time yet still charge your regular rates. Your clients will still love you because they’ll be getting even better results.) ;-)

Andy – we don’t allow access to the code on the backend, and due to security issues the automated scripts woudl create on regular servers, the QuanSite software does need to run on our New Media optimized server ring.

We always accept recommendations for new features, which can be fast-tracked if a partner has a few dozen of their people running on the system.

Also, even though the Optimized Business-Booster Blog module is based on the WP engine, we stopped using the standard WP upgrades about 6mos ago. Our program codes all upgrades in-house. It’s cleaner and more reliable that way.

As far as the “bleeding edge” stuff, frankly, and I’m sure you’d agree; all that “bleeding edge” stuff the WP crew keeps adding may be great if someone is a techie-geek that likes tinkering better than making money. But for marketers and business owners, the money and results are much more important. :)