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This has come about because in the last two weeks I've been asked by several people how the Ads Manager plugin works, and that's then lead onto the videos I did for the original Multiple Streams Theme.

I've then had emails come back saying something along the lines of "Oooh!  That's NICE!  I want that theme!"

Well okay.  I have to say that looking at it again, this first one is secretly my all time favourite.

It just looks really good. 

Anyway, as I said this is the original theme that first introduced the idea of owning a site that you could quickly set up to pull in Multiple Streams of income.  Hence the name.

The interesting thing is (and I've never tried to hide this), I *stole* the original idea from Jimmy Brown after he closed his site down and moved onto different things.  I thought it was a great idea (and still is) and I've pursued it ever since.

The theme has umpteen widgetised areas (sidebars) and supports WP 3.x custom menus, and included with the theme are the Ads Manager and Redirection plugins.

It comes with 8 small ads and 3 wider ads, and included are the Photoshop PSDs and also no-text PNG versions of them so you can add your own text to the ads with your favourite graphics editor or one of the online graphics services.

It really is a cool looking theme.

Today at 6.00pm GMT (1.00pm EST), I'm running a final 25 copies only sale for MST001 available for just $10.

You can see the theme in action here:-

http://mst001.multiplestreamsthemes.com/

and see some videos of how to set it all up here:-

http://www.multiplestreamsthemes.com/multiple-streams-themes-videos/

-Frank Haywood

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If you purchased this earlier last year in a pre-order sale, I sincerely apologise for the delay.  You can now go back to your personal download page and grab it plus pick up a little bonus I promised to those who pre-ordered and then ended up waiting a loooong time for it.

I finally (!) managed to get the original designer of the theme to do the conversion (after 2 attempts by others) and he's done a great job of it.

He's actually come up with a better method of adding a slider to the front of the blog under the header, and in fact it's so nice now that I've made plans for where to use it myself on one of my sales sites.

I just have to bundle it all up with PSDs, banners etc and it's ready to go.

Speaking of which, it comes with a nice selection of pre-designed banners including blank JPEGs / PNGs and PSDs for them, plus umpteen sidebars, an additional page template, plus plugins (Ads Manager, Redirection, Squeeze Page Templates), and a set of theme options too.

The theme options allow you to turn on and off the featured content and top boxes and change footer text. The theme also supports the WP 3.x features of custom menus.  And finally, we've included a really nice slider area at the top under the menu where you can place presentational images, extra ads etc.

You can place content including an image into the slider simply by making a new post and then putting it into a category called "featured".  The theme will then pick up the first part of the text of the post and place it in the slider area – it's really cool.

If you want to add an image as part of the content of the slider, then you can use the built in WordPress "Featured Image" functionality just by editing the post and clicking "Set Featured Image".  You can then upload or choose an image from the library just as you would when adding any image to WordPress.

If you use an image with a transparent background then it will cleanly overlay and merge with the bacground of the theme.

It's amazingly simple to do and the results are stunning.

I'm going to use it as a showcase on one of my own sites, so watch out for that shortly.

Today at 6.00pm GMT (1.00pm EST), I'm running a final 25 copies only sale for MST007 available for just $10.

(I'm also re-opening Affiliate Click Pal this weekend for those people who've written to me to say they missed it last week because they were away.  Fair enough.  I've made another 10 copies available and that will close when they're gone.)

In the meantime you can see the MST007 theme in action here:-

http://mst007.multiplestreamsthemes.com/

-Frank Haywood

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Yes I know some people reading this thought they'd never see the day, but ACP is finally done.  (Those people who purchased in the pre-order sale several months ago will now be able to go back to their download page later today and grab the first release version of the completed script.)

It's a monster.

What started off as a fairly small but entirely useful *little* script that allowed you to unify all your sites through a single ClickBank account is now a HUGE MONSTER of a script that incorporates all sorts of related things.

So…

It now has secure digital delivery – that wasn't in the original plan.

It now creates secure order buttons for you – that wasn't in the plan.

It has a built in autoresponder and broadcast mailer for both customers AND affiliates – that wasn't in the plan.

It has built in integration with ImnicaMail, Aweber and Mailchimp – that wasn't in the plan.

It now unifies multiple ClickBank accounts – that wasn't in the plan.

It gives you full control over affiliates and their percentage commission via the use of multiple ClickBank accounts – that wasn't in the plan.

It now uses secure download templates like SmartDD – that wasn't in the plan.

Or you can optionally redirect buyers to a URL – that wasn't in the plan.

It has a multi-level of granularity of control over both saleable items and affiliates – that wasn't in the plan.

And there's other stuff too.

I now look at this whole project and and I'll openly say that my handling of it was one of the dumbest things I've ever done.  What I *should* have done is released the very small script that I originally promised and then built on it from there.

But what happened was I got the first small release version back and spotted a couple of minor issues with it, and then asked if we could just have this "one little thing" added to it…

And then this became a cycle for the next few weeks and eventually months.

The dang thing just got way bigger than I expected it to and I let it all get out of control.

I'm really sorry if you're one of the people that bought this on pre-order expecting to get it a couple of weeks afterwards – I've apologised individually to people who've asked about it.

The good news is I'm *much* happier releasing this as it stands now than the original script I envisaged.  In fact the original script was planned to be very much like Easy Click Mate only better and at half the price.

Now it's a much more well-endowed script that does some pretty cool stuff.

For example, just taking one of the key points from above.  Originally it was intended for you to be able to unify sales of multiple products across multiple sites through a single ClickBank account.  That alone would save you a small fortune in opening vendor accounts with ClickBank as you can now use the full 500 products available to an account but spread across lots of different sites.  Woohoo!

But then I realised that this meant that everything you sold would be at the same commission rate as it can only be done at the vendor account level.  What if you had some products you wanted to apply a 50% commission to, and others a 60% or 75% commission?  With ClickBank you can't normally do that, so if you wanted to pay JV partners or super affiliates a higher rate of commission as a reward for promoting for you, it was impossible to do.

Until now.

Now you can open a second vendor account with ClickBank and set a different commission rate.  Then in ACP you specify that the item you're selling should be linked to that vendor account instead and it all gets handled automatically.  You can also flip individual affiliates (or groups) between different commission rates any time you want to without them having to change their affiliate links. 

Today at 6.00pm GMT (1.00pm EST), I'm running a final end-of-year sale and making ACP available for just $17.

There's no doubt in my mind that this is a $97 product given the development time and effort that's gone into it.  If you don't get it today, then in the new year it will go on sale for a month at $27 during the launch period, then $47 and finally $97.

Now's your chance to get it at a massive discount at only $17.

-Frank Haywood

P.S.  In case you're wondering, it's NOT a WordPress plugin it's a standalone script and so will need a touch more work to install as you have to create a database for it first.  It's not hard to do (5 minutes or less) and well worth the little bit of one-off effort needed to centralise all your sales.

The fact is, the majority of hopeful onliners won't succeed in 2012.  My personal estimate is that 99% will be in the same situation as they are now or worse by this time next year.

It's a fact that I've gone over and over here on my blog that only 1% will succeed with their online business.

Here's a good question for you.

What's the one determining factor that decides whether your business is going to succeed or not?

We'll get to that in a bit, but first a quick statistic discovered by a friend and mentor a few years ago.

SIXTY percent of people starting today with the thought of "Can I make a living online?" will NOT be around in 6 months time.

That's a very sobering thought isn't it?

There will be people reading this who in 6 months time will have thrown in the towel in frustration at having gone round in circles trying to work out what they should be doing (and HOW) and eventually giving up.

It's a shame and it's also completely avoidable with a little thought and preparation.  I know for a FACT what works.  It works for me and it works for thousands of other people too.

Think about this for a moment.

There are lots of different business models and some of them are really quite complicated.  A lot of people find out a little about some of the more complicated and well, let's say "flaky" ones, and try to get to grips with them.  The problem is, deep inside they already know they're going to fail because they don't *quite* believe what they're being told, and rightly so in most cases.

Here's what I know DOES work, and you'll know right away for a FACT that it works the moment the words settle in, and that's because you see this every day.

Here it is.  Ready?

What on this planet could be simpler to understand than that?  But many (and this may be you) don't know how to get from A to B.

So you end up with puzzles like "How do I come up with a good product idea?" and "How do I get it created?" and "How do I unleash it on the world when it's done?"

I know it can seem never ending and an insurmountable task when you don't know how.  But the best way of approaching it all is with a plan and one step at a time.  With my learning and experience, I can help you get from A to B when you join my personal coaching.

On Thursday 15th December I'll accept you and four other people to join me during the first two months of 2012 and coach you through product idea to creation to sales page and promotion.

When you have that product online and making sales and building a mailing list, you'll agree with me that signing up for personal coaching with me was the best thing you ever did.

My coaching with you will be one to one which is why I call it personal coaching.  You and I will sit and chat and work out what it is you want to do and I'll help you put together a plan and achieve it.    So If you've spent some time just thrashing about a bit and don't seem to have any real direction, or things are moving a little slowly…

I'll get you on track.

I'll show you:-

• How to come up with neverending product ideas.  There's a few simple techniques that means you'll never go short of a good idea.  Heck, I'll GIVE you some ideas if you want – I have more than I can possibly ever implement, and I add new ones almost every week.
  
  
• The steps you need to take your ideas and turn them into profitable reality.
  
  
• How to build a mailing list and with that a profitable business.
  
  
• The tools and methodologies I use on a day to day basis.
  
  
• How to find good (and very low cost) outsource staff and get them to do the things you can't or don't want to do.  Not as easy as you might think – certainly not as easy as I thought two years ago.  Yes I believed all the blather and hype about it.  You live and learn.
  
  
• Where to find that staff (and I'm not talking about the Freelance sites) and how to approach it all to pick up the right people.  I'll help you hire them and hold your hand while you do it.  And here's a tip to keep your costs down – you don't have to hire them full time if you don't want to.  Many outsourcers are more than happy to earn "bread and butter" money from you while doing other things.  Some only want to work part time, and I'll explain why that is when you join.
  
  
• How to realise that opportunity is all around you, and all you need is to be prepared for it.  Someone told me a few years ago that "Luck is when preparation meets opportunity."  Boy were they right.  If you're prepared, then when the opportunities arise (and they always do) you'll see them as your "Lucky breaks."
  
  
• How to learn some of the essential skills you need even though you may be totally unaware of them right now.  And also the methods I personally use, and then I'll help you to use them too in order to make sure you get a good response from what you do.
  
  

And finally, of extreme practical use to you (and I've learned this is a blocker for most people) I'll write your sales copy for you for the product you're going to have created by the end of the coaching period.  I'll also explain the entire copywriting process to you, and why I did what I did.

That last one alone is worth the entire cost of the coaching for many people.

Talking of cost, this isn't going to break your bank.

Let me explain.  I spent about $10,000 on coaching a few years ago and I still think of it as the best thing I ever did.  I went into it scared and came out confident a few weeks later.  I'd invested in the most important part of my business.

Me.

So to answer the question I asked earlier – "What's the one determining factor that decides whether your business is going to succeed or not?"

It's YOU.

In case you missed my point above, you shouldn't see the coaching I'm offering as an expense.  It's an investment in YOU.  (I'm NOT charging $10,000 either, or anywhere near it.)

When I open the doors tomorrow at 6.00pm GMT (1.00pm EST), stick the investment cost on your credit card and pay for it later out of your profits.  That's exactly what I did.

-Frank Haywood

In that post I said I'd tell you why I made it.  It's important.

With me, it was my trial through depression and the recovery time that followed that bought me to the place where I realised it was time to strike out on my own.  In my case I thankfully had no choice in having to do my own thing as following my depression I effectively became unemployable.

I can take advice, and I can learn stuff just like I've always done, and even ask for help.  But what I can't do is have anyone tell me what to do.  I can't help that side of it any more, the barriers just go straight up and whoever's doing the telling is wasting their breath.  It's quite different if I want the advice or knowledge.

When I finally moved into the digital products market place (in my case software) I believed for a short while all the nonsense I was told about how easy it was running an online business and how you didn't have to do any work, ha-ha.  I say "nonsense" because it really is.

Running your own business takes work and determination no matter what the business type.

There is no "short cut", no "magic bullet", no "loophole", no "weird solution" or "ancient remedy" that many of the methods sellers would have you believe.  You just need to choose something you're happy with and work at it until you get better at doing whatever you do.

Obvious really isn't it?

If you've been going through this yourself, or trying to get started at it, then you'll have found that to begin with many of your days bring new problems to go with the pile of existing ones and the need to discover ways of solving them.  And you find yourself "working" long, unproductive, pointless days when what you really need to be doing is focussing on the money that will drive your business forward.

More than 60% of people give up at some time in the first 6 months for whatever reason, and I suspect the biggest reasons to be a lack of focus and just plain not knowing what to do.  This results in trying out lots of different things – "thrashing about" – until finally throwing the towel in.

I'll repeat it again in case you weren't paying attention further up the page, you need to choose something you're happy with and work at it. 

Usually and in my experience, whatever that something is, then you'll find there's always going to be a core set of requirements.

From my own perspective, I chose to sell software.  Some days I wish I'd just gone into ebooks as I'd have total control of my own product creation process, but I don't see that as being as much fun as working in software.  I've always liked computers, but that's just me.  Something else might light you up in your case, or you may be similar to me.

Whatever it is, you need to do something you enjoy, or at the very least feel confident and determined about.

And I can help if you let me.

In a few days time I'll be opening what might be my last ever personal coaching programme which will run through January and February 2012.

I say might be last ever because I have a project starting in March that will consume a chunk of my time and may eventually take me in a different direction (still with software).  We'll see, it's very early days yet.

The last coaching I did was four years ago so you can see it's not the kind of thing I do on a regular basis and that's why I think it's a bit special.

I won't be pushing you through a one-size-fits-all sausage machine.  I know that more than a few of the coaching programmes I've seen tend to operate on a "come one, come all" basis, but that's not how I do it.

This will be personal coaching, tailored for you.  The way I think coaching should be done.

There are some provisos that come with it though, and these are only there to make sure you're not signing up for something that isn't appropriate for you.

#1 – The coaching will be in the IM (Internet Marketing) niche.

#2 – The coaching won't attempt to cover things I don't do myself such as CPA and PPC, or network marketing.  I have very little knowledge of those and I'm not really inclined to find out, it's just not my bag.

#3 – The coaching will cover things like product creation, traffic, list building and automation by outsourcing.  The stuff I personally see as vitally impotant to most online businesses.  I'll give you more information on what I will cover with this personal coaching in my next post.

#4 – You're prepared to work hard at it and work under your own initiative with my guidance.  Yes as your coach I'll do some hand holding and pointing you in the right direction, but the sooner you take responsibility for your performance the better.  I can help you achieve that very useful attribute.

#5 – You commit to the ethic of product creation.  To be in the "game", you need your own products to either give away (to list build) or preferably sell, and I can't see any reason why you shouldn't be able to create or have one created for you after 30 days or less.  Once you know what you're doing and you're really cooking with some useful outsourcers, a week or less for product creation is completely do-able.

On that last one, having your own product(s) is vitally important as from that point on you can start list building.  The size of your list bears a direct correlation to the size of your business.  Simple isn't it?

That okay for starters?

More information on personal coaching in my next post.

-Frank Haywood

I knew it might be a bit difficult, and it has been.  I ended up writing a lot more than I intended to, and now I've put all that to one side and started again as I'm sure you don't want to see something the size of War and Peace. 

I'll get right to the heart of it.

In late 2002 (around about this time of the year), I was diagnosed with severe depression bought on by job related stress.

I know some people reading this will think that depression is just another way of saying you're feeling a bit down.  And that's exactly how I used to think of it until it was my turn. 

We all say it don't we?  "I'm depressed…"

But feeling a bit down doesn't even get anywhere near what depression is really all about.  And no, you can't "shake yourself out of it" in much the same way that you can't shake yourself out of any other life threatening illness, like cancer for example.  I know that one might be a hard one to swallow for some, but it's true.

I sincerly hope depression never touches you.

Anyway.  I won't bore you with the details, but I ended up being off work for two years and then finally leaving the company I was working for.  I later found out that at the time long term illness (due mainly to depression) within my business group was running at an incredible SIX percent – I think the industry standard is something like a quarter of a percent for ALL reasons.

The company had gone bad, and taken me (and a lot of other people) down with it.  I was in a bad way, and it's left its mark on me.

So I left.  But I wasn't idle for the two years I was off work.  You might say I was lucky enough to be able to spend that time researching and learning how to run my own business – under doctor's orders I hasten to add.  Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) helps a LOT with depression.  For me it means "Keep yourself too busy to get any worse and hope you start to get better."

Following that period, there were some rough times but we still did okay, and eventually I moved away from selling physical goods and into my first love of software.

And here I am today.

The depression *has* changed me.  I can't say for good or bad, I'm just different.

I'm almost back to the fun loving and very sociable person I was over ten years ago, but it's taken a long time to get here, and there have been ups and downs.  (I still have my grumpy days, but I don't think I'm any different to most people in that respect.)

One of the changes now is I'm a VERY positive person, and I've also become a bit of a workaholic.  Although I still like to kick back and enjoy myself as a reward for my hard work.

The positive aspect of my nature is part of my defensive shield against future "issues" and it's a good thing to have, but means I can't and won't tolerate any negativity or negative vibes from people.  My attitude is a little bit of "If you want to bring yourself down, that's YOUR choice, now get out of my face." 

It means that although I'm a much kinder more empathatic person, I will no longer "Put up with fools gladly."  I now say if you want someone to blame for all your problems, go look in the mirror.

And that's exactly how I lead my own life now.

If I have a problem, it's my problem and I caused it.  Something I did, some choice I made means it happened.  And by accepting responsibility for everything in my life (the good things too) I don't dwell on why things work out the way they do.  I already know it's because of me and the effect I have on the world around me, even when it's a bit unexpected.

And conversely, I no longer even try to accept responsibility for what other people do, and who then try to lay it at my door.  (I teach this to my children.)

They did "this", then "this other thing" happened as a result, even if it was an accident or a freak occurrence – THEY made the initial decision, the responsibility is theirs.

"Don't try to blame anyone else except yourself" has become a lifestyle for me.  And it's both liberating and exhilarating. 

So why the heck am I telling you all this for?

It's important.  But this is already long enough, and so I'll tell you in the next post.

Until then.

-Frank Haywood

Unlike some marketers who only make their money by coaching others, I'm the real deal.  I'm like you.

On Wednesday 7th December I'll make an announcement as to how you can sign up for coaching with me.

This will be a little different to the usual "run-of-the-mill" progammes as you'll be getting direct access to me via Skype or phone. And I'll also expect you to be open to doing other projects with me under my guidance, as a joint venture partner.

It will be an ongoing 12 month programme, although you will have at least one product and web site at the end of the first 60 days coaching.  Depending on how fast you can work, there's no reason why you couldn't have at least two products and web sites (it's up to you), and you'll soon learn how you can create one per week with a bit of effort.

One per week?

Well, long time readers of this blog will know that's almost exactly what I've been doing over the last couple of years.  And I also know there are people reading this that have bought pretty much everything I've ever released.

You'll learn how you can move fast and achieve the same kind of results as I do.  There have been many times where I've had the idea on Monday and delivered the product on Friday.

The focus will be in the IM niche and will be on product creation, traffic, list building, outsourcing and earning lots of money.

Due to the very personal nature of the coaching, you will be one of only 10 people that I'll be working with. I don't believe I can offer you the kind of attention you need to succeed with any more than that.

I know that some people will want to know how much the personal coaching will cost, and my first (and experienced) response to that is if you're serious about succeeding online it shouldn't matter.  You're simply coming at it from the wrong point of view.

This is NOT an expense, it's an INVESTMENT.  In you.

There's never been anything more true than "you have to give to get", so just put it on your credit card and pay it back out of the profits.

Let me put this into perspective.  A few years ago I paid something like $10,000 for coaching, and although I didn't get everything that was advertised (shrugs) and a lot of it was unnecessary (shrugs again) I still consider that the BEST investment I ever made.

I paid for it on my credit card and maxed it out.  The credit card company being the evil swines they are then upped my limit, but that's another story.

All I want to say here is, I'm NOT going to be asking you for anything like the $10,000 I paid.

This is SERIOUSLY affordable if you're SERIOUS about making a go of it online.  I don't know, maybe you've had a bit of a skirmish already with creating a product, but it didn't go anywhere?

We can fix that.

On Saturday I'll tell you something very personal about me that I've shared with maybe two or three people over the last few years.

I'll publicly explain how and WHY I got into marketing, and what drove me to do what I now do, and why my options became limited and why I HAD to do what I do.

Who knows?  You may have a similar story.

Please leave a comment with your thoughts.

-Frank Haywood

If you've been reading my recent emails then you'll have already heard me mention Martin a few times.

He is AMAZING.

While people have often told me they're impressed with the amount of products I put out (yeah I know I don't always get it right), my output is piffling compared to what Martin can do. He can put together an entire product including videos, ebooks, sales page design and sales copy in 20 working hours (at a push).

I'm 99% certain that there are people reading this who have had Martin create a white label product for them. And I'm 100% certain that there are people reading this that have bought one of Martin's products and not realised it was Martin who created it.

So you know that when he gets stuck into a longer term project then it's going to turn out something special.

This is the first of them that we've collaborated on and we think it's pretty damn cool. We've both said that if we saw this when we were both starting out a few years ago we'd have snapped it up. But the nice thing is it's not just for newbies either. Even though we're the ones creating this, we'll be using it on our own sites too.

It's something we've both been doing for a few years now in an on-off fashion when it takes our fancy, so it's nothing new in that respect. But it's very new when it comes to how it affects you.

We've created an easy (for you) way of adding product reviews to your blogs in under 5 minutes per review.

The way it works is we create the reviews at an average 2-3 per month – very probably more than that – and you do a quick copy and paste of a shortcode with your affiliate links embedded inside and create a new WordPress post. This then creates a short pre-sell review on your web site which points to a fuller pre-sell on a completely unbranded white label site.

Pre-sells are a great way of introducing a potential buyer to a product.

All the white label site reviews appear with your name on them and your affiliate links – the method we've put in place effectively rebrands the site to appear as if it's all yours. When a visitor clicks the link on ANY of the reviews on the rebranded site, you earn the commission.

What that means is that even if people don't buy the product in the review they originally came to read and instead buy something else, you STILL earn the commission on that other product. (Martin and I don't take any of the commissions – they're all yours – we earn our money from membership subs.)

Now we know that there are some membership review sites out there already, and that they're asking for $27+ / month – eventually we'll be there too when we hit our targets.

But on the 14th we're releasing a WSO for $7 membership which is a $5 discount on the official launch price. This is a monthly recurring subscription, and we think it's so low and so easy to increase your income that it's the proverbial no-brainer.

When you've registered and added your affiliate IDs, then it will take you about 5 minutes to add each new review to your blog. Mix that in with some regular blog content of your own and you'll begin to build and fatten your personal cash cow.

Even if you consider yourself a complete newbie, then you can do this.

And once you have your reviews in place, then all you need to do is make forum and blog comments in order to see traffic clicking through to your blog. Where you could then also make them an offer to join your mailing list.

So not only do you easily build a pre-sell review blog, you also get to build a mailing list.

I hope you can see the potential in this simple to do method.

I'll drop you a line on Monday the 14th when the WSO opens.

-Frank

YES, it's very likely that you NEED this either today or any day soon.

YES, I AM a little bit excited about how it can help us both.

YES, I DO think this is a bargain.

One of the things that can make the greatest difference to your online business is to outsource some (and hopefully one day all) the work.

It's not easy though.  First you have to find someone to do these tasks, then you have to train them to do it your way, and finally you have to hope they don't disappear part way through a project.  It's happened to me several times.

The hardest part though is keeping your staff organised, and also keeping tabs on the state of each task and project.  It's easy enough to do with one and even two outsourcers, but then it starts to get steadily more difficult after that.

I've always thought wouldn't it be much better if it could all be held together in a more structured and organised way?

Yes, there are some solutions out there such as BaseCamp and ActiveCollab, but I've tried both and I wasn't overly impressed with either, and I know lots of people would disagree with me on this, but BaseCamp just plain *sucks*.

I don't mean that it sucks in every circumstance, it's just that the current crop of management tools are all aimed at bigger businesses.  Not one of them that I've found addresses the need of the entrepreneur like you and me.

If you've had the same experiences I've had, or even if you're not there yet, then sooner or later you'll probably realise that what's been needed for a long time is some organisational tool that addresses our particular needs when hiring outsourcers.

And in pursuit of that goal, I've been making notes the last 6 months trying to figure out the best way to even start approaching this.

Sadly (and also happily) I've been beaten to it and it's all now done and dusted.

Yesterday I was told about (and immediately bought) an outsource management script called OutVeo that you absolutely do NOT want to miss out on.  As soon as I saw it I knew it was something we ALL must have.

It's deeply discounted down to only $17 until the 23rd September and believe me on this one, if you miss this discount now you'll regret it later – it really is one of the "must-haves".

(It's actually $27, but you get a further $10 discount down to $17 if you promise to leave an honest review in the next couple of weeks.  I have no problem there.)

Now I realise that you may not have reached the point in your business where you're ready to use it right now, but if you keep moving forward then eventually you will be.  Right?

OutVeo pulls together the whole process of organising your outsourcers in terms of staff, tasks, deadlines and payment.

I admit I'm just a little bit jealous that Brian Terry has beaten me to it.

*sigh*

Oh well.  My loss, your gain.

Possibly the best thing about OutVeo is it's a self-hosted script that you install on your own domain.  So unlike pay-per-month-per-head services like BaseCamp, you pay once (currently discounted from $97 down to only $17) and own it forever.

Add as many staff as you like and it doesn't cost you a bean more.

Considering the development that must have gone into OutVeo, being able to get it for just $17 means it will be one of the best buys you've ever made.

http://www.frankhaywood.com/outveo/

-Frank Haywood

Update: The PLR membership is now OPEN and is currently $27.00/month until I reach my target number of subscribers. At that point I'll increase it to the regular price of $47.00

You can get to the sales page here:-

http://www.plahh.com/

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Or put another way, it works out as $13.50 each… 

But that price is only valid until I fill up my remaining slots to make the membership viable for me to continue to run.  (It's been touch and go.)

Each month you'll get PLR to 5 sales page designs, PLUS additional PLR to either a WordPress plugin or theme, or a PHP script or other program, or a special report or video set created by me.

It's a pretty good deal.

Just the five sales pages alone are worth your membership.

Ask anyone.  If you were to pay to have ONE sales page created for yourself, they'd cost you $47-$97 depending on who did them for you, and all you'd get back is the design with uneditable PNG or JPEG files.

With the ones we supply you get Private Label Rights to the entire pack of 5, PLUS all the PhotoShop PSD source files.  In addition we make sure there are no hard-coded text in graphics (wherever possible) and in the few cases there are, we also supply blank JPEGs or PNGs so you can use your favourite graphics editor to add your own text.

Okay?

As for the cost of developing the WordPress plugins and themes, you're talking anything from five hundred to two thousand dollars and upwards – go find out for yourself.  So I think it's fair to say that every month you're getting between $750 to $2000 worth of products you can rebrand and call your own.

At the special relaunch price of $27 it's not just a good deal it's a smoking deal!

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First I'd like to give you a bit of background about the membership.  I opened it in November last year, and everything went fine until about March when my one and only designer took an office job in Singapore.  He still does some part time work for me.

Then I had to fire one of my plugin developers as he was supposedly working full time for me and (when he slipped up) we found out he was also working "full time" for one of my friends.  (No wonder he was getting slower and slower…)

This left me with a full time plugin developer and a part time designer.

And then to make matters worse, my remaining developer decided to go look for an office job too and also went part time in June.

While this was all going on I just couldn't find the right people to fill the gaps left behind and from April until now I've been struggling to fulfill the promise of 2 monthly PLR products as part of the membership.

It even got to the stage last month where I'd just about decided to close up shop on the membership as I couldn't see how I could continue to deliver products like I had been – I'm certainly not a designer or a plugin developer.

And then out of the blue I picked up two new designers, one of whom can create WordPress themes.  Hurrah!

I then (by accident) found a part timer who is now in training to become my full time PA and Project Manager in March 2012.

But the icing on the cake is I also found a new full time coder, AND just this week my part time developer has increased her weekly hours to almost full time.

Suddenly I have a full set of staff and that makes the membership viable again.  And I also have enough "give" in there to make sure that if someone leaves then the membership won't suffer like it has this year.

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To kick off the relaunch of the membership with a bang tomorrow, I'm adding in some extras.  So instead of you joining and getting one month's worth of products, I'm including a few more bits and pieces too.

The current product set is for August, but I've left July's active too.  September's will be ready next week.

So when you join tomorrow, you not only get July and August's membership products, you'll also get September's too when I add it in a few days time.

That's THREE months worth of membership in this first month.  (For existing members I'll put something else in so you don't feel left out.)

Forget pretty good, forget smoking, this is a RED HOT deal.

But ONLY when you join tomorrow at just $27 / month.

When I fill the minimum membership slots I need, then the price goes back up.

I'll give you some additional details tomorrow and re-open the membership at 6.00pm GMT (1.00pm EST).

-Frank Haywood.