Incredible FREE Internet Marketing Graphics Package
April 16, 2008
Just a quick post from me today, but it includes a very valuable FREEBIE, so look out for the link down below. We as Internet Marketer’s will really love this package, and it’s definitely worth using in our day-to-day business life.
Yesterday when I came home and opend up my emails, I found one for a product that had just launched, and therefore I went to check out the salespage. You could see me smile a little when I noticed what it actually was! (And I knew it would be good for you, my readers!)
This not only makes the job of an Internet Marketer easier, faster and have a great professional look, they are offering the package for FREE! Imagine that!
Finding GREAT professional work like this will normally cost a fortune (Well maybe not a fortune!), not to mention if you even tried to design them yourself?!
I must say again that the graphics are great and the quality is superb, just what you need to grab the visitors attention and to help make that sale. Just check out some of their uses…
- OptIn Forms
- Order Now Buttons
- Download Now Buttons
- Guarantee Buttons
- And more…
And as I’ve already said, the best part is that they are ALL free! So go grab your graphics package today, just click on the link below…
== >> http://www.MarketingGraphicsKit.com
Enjoy the graphics! ![]()
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Password Protect Any Webpage - The SIMPLE Way!
March 17, 2008
Have you ever found the need were you need some protection for a single page on your website? You know, maybe the download page were the username and password are sent out to the user via email after they have purchased. Or maybe the fact that your only going to allow certain people to see your ’special offer’ that you spent ages creating.
Well today, I have your answer! And NO, it’s not going to cost you a single penny unless of course you do decide to invest in some gear with 1000’s more functions. If you want to protect MORE than the one page (eg, a membership area) at a time…than this code isn’t for you. Although, please do keep reading as you may need it for future.
So lets get onto the basics. The visitors are required to enter a username and password into the login form to view the page content. YOU decide these 2 values from inside the code, and to be honest…is perfect for protecting your download pages. You would just need to find a way of telling them what to use.
<?php
// Define your username and password
$username = "someuser";
$password = "somepassword";if ($_POST['txtUsername'] != $username || $_POST['txtPassword'] != $password) {
?>
<h1>Login</h1>
<form name=”form” method=”post” action=”<?php echo $_SERVER['PHP_SELF']; ?>”>
<p><label for=”txtUsername”>Username:</label>
<br /><input type=”text” title=”Enter your Username” name=”txtUsername” /></p><p><label for=”txtpassword”>Password:</label>
<br /><input type=”password” title=”Enter your password” name=”txtPassword” /></p><p><input type=”submit” name=”Submit” value=”Login” /></p>
</form>
<?php
}
else {?>
<p>This is the protected page. Your private content goes here.</p>
<?php
}
?>
Now from past experience, I know that it’s NOT good to copy any code in Wordpress because it does tend to mess a few things up! So that’s why I’ve decided to help you out here. I have placed the code into a text file were you can visit and just copy then paste into what relevant file you like.
== >> http://www.mark-mcwilliams.com/passprotect.txt
When you do insert this code into your web-page and go to save, you’ll need to call it ’something.php‘ instead of the usual .html - I’m also hoping to implement this code into a few pages on my site. I’ve even setup a test page, and tried it out myself and it’s simple enough to do.
However…if you would rather buy some software, then there are really only 2 that I can recommend.
So anyway, please do let me know what you think in the comments below.
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The NEW Style Of Buttons Used For Optin Boxes?!
February 25, 2008
Is it me, or have more of us started using those new style of buttons that have a red border? But when you hover the cursor over the area, it changes to green.
To be honest, I actually like them because it’s different and makes us (as readers or buyers) want to go and click on them. Although it’s true, they do look 10 times better than a normal button.
So me being me, I had to go and find the code for these new buttons so that I could implement them. I had thought at first about just checking the source code, but was hoping to find a site were they could be made and we just got the code. Well, what were the chances of that happening?
They were actually quite good because that’s just what I found. It’s a GREAT little tool and I simply had to share it with you. To create your own button you simply need to enter a few details here and there, click to preview your button and then copy the code. The code then just needs to be entered to your site and hey presto, you’ve got one all for yourself!
But were did I get my hands on this little tool?
Well, check out http://www.onlinebuttonsecrets.com to see this FREE online generator. Go give it a shot yourself and see just what you can come up with!
So what do you think? Leave your comments below…
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A Quick Guide To Creating A Favicon For Your Site
January 27, 2008
After my post yesterday, a few people have come back to me and asked how exactly they create their own favicon too. So to help them out, and you of course, I’ve decided to blog about it! Let’s begin…
1. As with my logo, you can see that I has an emblem too. Well when I had my logo created, I asked the designer if they could supply me the emblem on it’s own too. As well with the actual logo. Any graphic designers would do the same I’d hope.
2. Once the files have been sent too you. It’s time to convert the file into it’s correct format. That is however unless your designer has already done this for you. It will never harm to ask though! The format for a favicon is .ico
To help you out with the process, I have found a very good converter that you can use online. It’s FREE to use and very easy to work with. So take a look today… http://www.htmlkit.com
In fact, you can convert any image you like into a favicon with that converter. Why not try that out for yourself…
3. With your file converted, you need to upload the favicon file to the folder of your site. Any FTP client will do the trick, SmartFTP or even FileZilla.
4. Next, you need to enter the following HTML tag to your site. Don’t worry, it’s really small.
<link rel=”icon” href=”http://www.domain.com/favicon.ico” type=”image/x-icon” />
<link rel=”shortcut icon” href=”favicon.ico” type=”image/x-icon” />Note: Don’t copy or paste this code direct from the page. Wordpress tends to mess up the little quotation marks when you do that.
The above code needs to be entered after the <head> tag, and before the </head> tag.
5. Upload your updated site.
Well, that’s it complete. Your favicon will now show whenever you visit your site, you’ll be able to see it in the address bar…or beside any of your bookmarks.
I hope you found this quick guide interesting and useful. As usual, I’d love to read any comments you leave…
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Lee McIntyre And An EXPLOSIVE ‘Six Months Of Magic!’
January 18, 2008
Lee McIntyre went from ZERO to $20,000 a month! Get the FULL story today.
It was January 2nd 2008 when Lee posted an interesting question on his blog. In fact, this is what he did write…
Think of a question that you’d like to ask me and then post it in the comments below. And if you can’t narrow it down to one question? Not a problem, and feel free to post as many as you want!
Well, to say that Lee got a ‘few’ responses would actually be lying…so I’m not going to do that! To be honest, Lee was astounded by the response that he received.
At the time of writing this post, there’s OVER 130 comments with people asking their questions. So you can imagine what it would be like to pick the winner, let alone the questions that would get answered.
Why not check out the actual post by clicking here.
>>> Download 6 Month’s Of Magic TODAY! - The Full Story… <<<
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