Comments for Frank Haywood http://www.frankhaywood.com Product Creation, Traffic, List Building, Automation = Internet Business Mon, 22 Feb 2010 09:55:29 +0000 hourly 1 Comment on How To Remove Dates From WordPress Posts by Sms lån http://www.frankhaywood.com/how-to-remove-dates-from-wordpress-posts/#comment-12812 Sms lån Mon, 22 Feb 2010 09:55:29 +0000 http://www.frankhaywood.com/?p=710#comment-12812 Hi thanks for your advice sometimes dates in wordperss create lot of problems. These are nice tips to tackle problem once again thank you and do upload wordpress tips I will be back to check it up. Hi thanks for your advice sometimes dates in wordperss create lot of problems. These are nice tips to tackle problem once again thank you and do upload wordpress tips I will be back to check it up.

]]> Comment on Product Idea – Default Ebook Layouts by Bryan Foster http://www.frankhaywood.com/product-idea-default-ebook-layouts/#comment-12810 Bryan Foster Mon, 22 Feb 2010 01:29:45 +0000 http://www.frankhaywood.com/product-idea-default-ebook-layouts/#comment-12810 I find this quite fascinating ie the number of versions we are using as ebook templates from the long flow method to the normal book layout with all the official details. I personally like the traditional format as I believe people enjoy what they know from a book which is just translated into an electronic version, with some adjustments. Bryan Foster I find this quite fascinating ie the number of versions we are using as ebook templates from the long flow method to the normal book layout with all the official details.

I personally like the traditional format as I believe people enjoy what they know from a book which is just translated into an electronic version, with some adjustments.

Bryan Foster

]]> Comment on It Never Fails To Amaze Me by Gareth Hogan http://www.frankhaywood.com/it-never-fails-to-amaze-me/#comment-12803 Gareth Hogan Sun, 14 Feb 2010 20:52:38 +0000 http://www.frankhaywood.com/?p=706#comment-12803 I know exactly what you mean! It has occured to me that people do not only see what they want to see but see what they expect to see. John Wilkes once told me there is no other way but to tell people what you are going to tell them, tell them, and then tell them what you just told them. He then sighed and said of course you will still get someone come back and say, "but why didn't you tell me that?" When it comes to perception here is a true story. The top hat was designed and first worn by John Hetherington, a London men's tailor, in the 1840s. It was evident from the very beginning that the top hat was no ordinary hat. The first time that Hetherington wore the hat in public, women screamed and fainted, horses panicked and crowds gathered. It caused an uproar which led to his arrest and subsequent fine of fifty pounds, a fortune in those days. A law was also passed forbidding the wearing of the top hat in public on the grounds that it frightened people of a timid disposition. I know exactly what you mean!
It has occured to me that people do not only see what they want to see but see what they expect to see. John Wilkes once told me there is no other way but to tell people what you are going to tell them, tell them, and then tell them what you just told them. He then sighed and said of course you will still get someone come back and say, "but why didn't you tell me that?"

When it comes to perception here is a true story. The top hat was designed and first worn by John Hetherington, a London men's tailor, in the 1840s. It was evident from the very beginning that the top hat was no ordinary hat. The first time that Hetherington wore the hat in public, women screamed and fainted, horses panicked and crowds gathered. It caused an uproar which led to his arrest and subsequent fine of fifty pounds, a fortune in those days. A law was also passed forbidding the wearing of the top hat in public on the grounds that it frightened people of a timid disposition.

]]> Comment on Do You Think You Can? by Mikan http://www.frankhaywood.com/do-you-think-you-can/#comment-12801 Mikan Wed, 10 Feb 2010 10:52:29 +0000 http://www.frankhaywood.com/?p=650#comment-12801 Thats a good advice to always believe in yourself. Yes, if you are not going to believe in yourself then who else will? Thats a good advice to always believe in yourself. Yes, if you are not going to believe in yourself then who else will?

]]> Comment on Really GOOD Membership Software by Carl Ringwall http://www.frankhaywood.com/really-good-membership-software/#comment-12800 Carl Ringwall Mon, 08 Feb 2010 16:02:25 +0000 http://www.frankhaywood.com/?p=698#comment-12800 Hey Frank, have you checked out Ravi's Digital Access Pass? http://www.digitalaccesspass.com/ I have had some experience with his stuff, and he's a real good guy. What I really want is a membership module for SmartDD. Right now, I sell a digital product that have training videos. I took my old iSubscribe script - and integrated into SmartDD thru the paypalipn.php file using cURL. It works ok, but has no real advanced functionality. Hey Frank, have you checked out Ravi's Digital Access Pass?

http://www.digitalaccesspass.com/

I have had some experience with his stuff, and he's a real good guy.

What I really want is a membership module for SmartDD. Right now, I sell a digital product that have training videos. I took my old iSubscribe script – and integrated into SmartDD thru the paypalipn.php file using cURL. It works ok, but has no real advanced functionality.

]]> Comment on Really GOOD Membership Software by TheNightOwl http://www.frankhaywood.com/really-good-membership-software/#comment-12796 TheNightOwl Sat, 06 Feb 2010 08:25:16 +0000 http://www.frankhaywood.com/?p=698#comment-12796 Hi, Frank Sounds good. Have you taken a look at DAP. I've already recommended it once today... LOL! It has a feature where members can "pause" their membership and recommence later. Here is a table listing all the features and comparing it to the competitors: http://digitalaccesspass.com/showdown.php It might be a case of earning more money by referring people there (without the hassle of having a script coded and support, etc.) Dunno, you're obviously in the software biz whereas I'm not. =) http://www.digitalaccesspass.com Hi, Frank

Sounds good. Have you taken a look at DAP. I've already recommended it once today… LOL!

It has a feature where members can "pause" their membership and recommence later.

Here is a table listing all the features and comparing it to the competitors:

http://digitalaccesspass.com/showdown.php

It might be a case of earning more money by referring people there (without the hassle of having a script coded and support, etc.) Dunno, you're obviously in the software biz whereas I'm not. =)

http://www.digitalaccesspass.com

]]> Comment on Really GOOD Membership Software by Sarah Holiday http://www.frankhaywood.com/really-good-membership-software/#comment-12793 Sarah Holiday Fri, 05 Feb 2010 09:13:55 +0000 http://www.frankhaywood.com/?p=698#comment-12793 I couldn't agree with you more in there Frank. It must be sooo nice to find a good membership software. It will spare a lot of your stress, effort, time and money. Atleast one of us is thinking that way. :) I couldn't agree with you more in there Frank. It must be sooo nice to find a good membership software. It will spare a lot of your stress, effort, time and money. Atleast one of us is thinking that way. :)

]]> Comment on Really GOOD Membership Software by Kevin King http://www.frankhaywood.com/really-good-membership-software/#comment-12792 Kevin King Wed, 03 Feb 2010 01:04:08 +0000 http://www.frankhaywood.com/?p=698#comment-12792 The difference between you and any one else is that you are a thinker , but some one will write that script soon. The difference between you and any one else is that you are a thinker , but some one will write that script soon.

]]> Comment on PLR Code Mine Is LIVE by Frank Haywood http://www.frankhaywood.com/plr-code-mine-is-live/#comment-12788 Frank Haywood Thu, 28 Jan 2010 21:37:41 +0000 http://www.frankhaywood.com/?p=683#comment-12788 @<a href="#comment-12787">Jim E</a>: We *did* test thoroughly on a large blog with plenty of posts, and everything was okay. Then at the last minute we changed the appearance of the admin bit of the plugin to make it easier and more logical to use. We tested it again, and all looked well on the small test blog we used, not realising that the limitisation code we put in to speed execution (30 posts) had been left in place. Egg on our face. Lesson learned. We <i>hope</i> it won't happen again. Sorry. You can now get the latest version of the plugin with the fix in place in the members area:- http://www.plrcodemine.com/group-a-jan-2010/ -Frank @Jim E:

We *did* test thoroughly on a large blog with plenty of posts, and everything was okay. Then at the last minute we changed the appearance of the admin bit of the plugin to make it easier and more logical to use. We tested it again, and all looked well on the small test blog we used, not realising that the limitisation code we put in to speed execution (30 posts) had been left in place.

Egg on our face. Lesson learned. We hope it won't happen again. Sorry.

You can now get the latest version of the plugin with the fix in place in the members area:-

http://www.plrcodemine.com/group-a-jan-2010/

-Frank

]]> Comment on PLR Code Mine Is LIVE by Jim E http://www.frankhaywood.com/plr-code-mine-is-live/#comment-12787 Jim E Thu, 28 Jan 2010 20:51:37 +0000 http://www.frankhaywood.com/?p=683#comment-12787 Frank, Thanks for the response. I did submit a ticket for this bug and the developer has responded to say that there will be a revised version of the script available later today. Please take the following as constructive criticism... I do like this script and am looking forward to future releases, but I have to ask this. I know that you admittedly rushed this version of the site to make it "live", but I need to ask: Will future monthly products have been tested by "beta" testers before we see them -- or will WE be the "testers"? I ask this because it follows that if the products you are providing here have not been thoroughly tested, they are likely prone to bugs as this one was, and it will thus be very hard for folks to turn around and bring them to market. I sure wouldn't want to deal with the tech support that would be involved in offering a buggy script to my customers. At the very least, I would wait a month or more until all the bugs had (hopefully) been uncovered and fixed before doing anything with the script. So the question is: Will future releases be pre-tested, or is it caveat emptor? Thanks, Jim Erskine Frank,

Thanks for the response. I did submit a ticket for this bug and the developer has responded to say that there will be a revised version of the script available later today.

Please take the following as constructive criticism… I do like this script and am looking forward to future releases, but I have to ask this.

I know that you admittedly rushed this version of the site to make it "live", but I need to ask: Will future monthly products have been tested by "beta" testers before we see them — or will WE be the "testers"?

I ask this because it follows that if the products you are providing here have not been thoroughly tested, they are likely prone to bugs as this one was, and it will thus be very hard for folks to turn around and bring them to market. I sure wouldn't want to deal with the tech support that would be involved in offering a buggy script to my customers. At the very least, I would wait a month or more until all the bugs had (hopefully) been uncovered and fixed before doing anything with the script.

So the question is: Will future releases be pre-tested, or is it caveat emptor?

Thanks,
Jim Erskine

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