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Gary Nugent Jun 11
I was about to head over to the WarriorForum to check out the new posts when an email dropped into my inbox from EzineArticles about an article I’d submitted to them a few days back. So I opened the email, assuming it would contain an acceptance notice. It didn’t. Hmmm…
The article I had submitted was about the problems I’ve been having with the WordPress “Missed Schedule” posts on some furture-dated blogs and directing people where to find solutions (they’re listed on this blog). So it came as something of a surprise to see this the content of their email:
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Gary Nugent May 23
Aside from a couple of blogs like this one that I manually update from time to time, I also run some autoblogs built using the WordPress Mage system. If you’re familiar with the term, an autoblog is one that has a number of future dated posts queued up to be posted on specific dates. You build the blog and let it run on autopilot from then on.
That is until WordPress 2.9.x came along…
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Gary Nugent Apr 13
I’m always looking for new ways to make money online and new ways to get traffic to my sites. After all, internet marketing is an ever-changing business where you can’t afford to stand still for too long.
The other day, in amongst the 100 or so emails I get a day was an invitation from my old astronomy buddy, Todd Gross, to join a marketing course run by someone called Alex Jeffreys.
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Gary Nugent Oct 27
Promote my SiteBuilder Elite software by adding a Peel Away Ad to your site. The ad can be in the corner of your browser, the corner of your page or in the corner of a box on your page as below.
You need to replace YOURID in the code snippet with your own Clickbank nickname.
Simply paste the code below anywhere on your webpage between the two body tags – <body> and </body> – and and the corner Peel-Back ad will automatically appear, encoded with your affiliate link. To get it to show in the corner of your ‘page’ rather than the whole browser (see our home page for an example) create a <div style=’position:relative’></div> around your page (or any smaller block) like I have done here. Don’t forget to replace YOURID in the code with your own Clickbank nickname. And make sure that the code snippet is all on the same line. (By the way, want to know where I got that cool script? Here it is). |
