Offer closed. A WSO (Warrior Special Offer) will be available soon at a higher price and paying 100% commissions. Stay tuned to your email for details.

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This Friday we're going to have a little sale for a brand new plugin that will make your WordPress blog go crazy evil viral all over FaceBook.

Phew!  That sounds exciting doesn't it?

So what's it all about and what's up with the title?

*sigh*

I've done something I never thought I would.

I joined Facebook.

And the reason is because we've only gone and finally built a FaceBook plugin, haven't we?  I knew it was only a matter of time really, but I wanted any FB plugin we created to have some tie in to WordPress sites, and it had to have a marketing angle of course, something to do with driving FaceBook traffic to a blog.

And so eventually Like Plus (Like+) was born.  No it doesn't work with Google+ yet as we can't get a Google+ account to configure and test it with, but as soon as we can and IF it's possible, we'll incorporate G+ into it as well.

(Update: I now have a G+ account thanks to Tim who *just* beat Ray to the punch. Thanks guys. I'll try to put some time aside for it ASAP, I hae a couple of things I need to get finished first though.)

So I took one for the team and I joined FaceBook so I could use the plugin myself on my own sites.

What does it do?

Well, it's a little like another one of my plugins called "Subscribers Only".  In fact the principles behind it are very similar.

How it works is you can hide some important piece of text or HTML on one of your blog posts or pages, and it won't be revealed until AFTER your visitor clicks the FaceBook "Like" button.

Aha!

So your visitor clicks the Like button on your post or page for a ZIP or PDF or whatever it is you're offering, and ONLY then can they get at what they're after.

In return, YOU get a new "Like" on their FaceBook wall, which is then included in ALL their friends FaceBook Newsfeeds…

Muhahaha! 

Sorry…

I'm sure you can straight away see how viral this can make your blog?  Hence the evil laugh. 

Their friends will see what they "Liked", and some of them will click.  Some of them will "Like" it too  in order to get at your hidden goodie.  And it will then appear on their wall and their friends newsfeeds…  And so on.

You'd use it in conjunction with some killer offer you come up with to get people to Like it for you. Here's the sequence of events:-

#1 – Once your visitor has liked it the content reveals itself – it could be a link to download a report they want.

#2 – In the background the Like then appears on their wall and in their newsfeed.

#3 – Their friends then get to see they've Liked something and may click the link to see what it is.

#4 – They read the offer and decide they want it too.

#5 – They Like it. Goto #1.

Viral or what?

The way I see it is, it needs to be used judiciously.  If you put it on every single post and page then it will almost immediately lose its effect.  People won't want to "Like" everything on your blog.

What you need to do is set up a killer offer on a page or post.  Something really good.  Something where visitors will go "Yeah! I want! I Like!"

*click*

I've tested it, had it tweaked and re-tested and then had it tweaked some more. I'm happy with it.  So on Friday 12th at 6.00pm GMT we'll have a little rising price sale.

Now I *could* be really evil and require you to "Like" the post or page first before you can get the link to the sales page, but for now I'm just toying with that idea.

I may even require you to "Like" the page to reveal the buy button. 

Yeah I might just do that.  Or some variant on it.

Here's another idea.

Maybe you get to see the regular buy button with the regular price, but if you "Like" the page for me, then you get to see the discounted buy button instead.

Ooh yeah!  There's LOTS of ways you could use this when you stop to think about it isn't there?

And the upshot is, it makes your page VERY popular.

NOW can you see how powerfully viral this is?

Really POWERFUL marketing stuff…

Excited yet?

Worth having? 

Please leave a comment below.

-Frank Haywood

HTML Switcher – 5 Star 5 Pack

If you intend to promote it, go to this WSO+ approvals page and request approval and I'll do it right away.  I'm around for the rest of the evening probably until after midnight so it shouldn't be an issue.

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Tomorrow, I'll be doing a sale for what *may* be my last new WordPress plugin for a little while…  We'll see.

I have a lot of work to do promoting all the other ones, and I have staff working on some exciting standalone scripts like Affiliate Click Pal.

Speaking of which, I'm now 95% confident I'll be releasing that to you on Monday if you pre-ordered it.

(I've just received a new version that can now send out emails to both customers and affiliates, and it's ready to go but depends on me doing the written documentation and videos over the weekend.  I know you'll want that doing, so please bear with me, we're nearly there.)

Back to this last plugin…

The original idea was for a plugin that could switch the payment button depending on where the traffic was coming from.  The reason being that if it was affiliate traffic, then it could show a ClickBank button, and if it was plain old search traffic, it would show a PayPal button and you get paid right away.

But I then realised it would be more realistically used to switch in and out absolutely any HTML at all.

So for instance if the traffic to the site was from a search engine, then the plugin would detect this, and show a snippet of HTML according to the rule you set up.

This could be an image/banner ad, or a special deal for new subscribers or whatever.

We also included the ability to add multiple rules, and we decided it should be as flexible as possible in order to show different HTML for different circumstances.  So you can add multiple click sources to one of your rules, and also use * wildcards with them.

Like this:-

*.google.*
*.yahoo.*
*.bing.*

If none of the rules are met, then it will show some default HTML you added, or even nothing at all.

That last one is so that if someone has bookmarked your site or is following an email link that you've sent them, then clearly they're already regular visitors, so you won't want to show them an ad to subscribe.

Make sense?

Tomorrow at 6.00pm GMT I'll be running what I believe is this last plugin sale for a while through this blog.

It's NOT the end of an era though, as I don't intend to stop altogether.  This will just be a little pause in the process while I readjust everything.

Maybe I'll have another one for you in a couple of months time…

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The 50 copies only $10 sale will start tomorrow evening at 6.00pm GMT (1.00PM EST or Summer variants).

-Frank Haywood

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P.S. PLAhh customers will get some nice news over the weekend. 
P.P.S. MST007 *should* be finalised tonight and as soon as it is I'll release it to you.
P.P.P.S. As I said above, ACP will be out on Monday.
P.P.P.P.S. *phew*

Offer Closed

Hamant Keval posted a comment on the post for the sale I ran this last weekend asking how the subscription box slide-down in my sidebar worked:-

"While i was here I noticed that you had that subscription form appear in a slide down – I could not stop my eyes from going there!

What is that plugin ?
I would like that one for sure

Thanks again for these great super sales"

It *is* a cool effect, and I do that with a plugin I released at the beginning of the year called "Delayed Widgets".  It adds a little delay timer to ALL of your widgets (where possible – most of them) so that you can choose how long before the widget reveals itself in your sidebar(s).

It *was* currently on sale at $17 here on my blog, but as Hamant is so excited about getting this I asked him if he'd like me to run a quick sale, and he said yes.  (I have a tight schedule on at the moment and I'm running out of time.)

So effectively immediately for the next couple of days, I'm making a final 30 copies for sale at $10 her in this post.

As a sweetener, I'm also including a bonus copy of another similar plugin called "Delayed Text Widgets".  It's a direct text widget replacement that functions in exactly the same way as the regular WordPress text widget, but is often easier and more appropriate to use.

And as a second sweetener, I'm including RESALE RIGHTS with the SECOND bonus plugin "Delayed Text Widgets".  (Not the main plugin.)

Hmm, here's a thought.  My affiliate scheme is *just* around the corner.  You could add your affiliate link for the bigger version of this plugin "Delayed Widgets" into the bonus plugin and distribute it.

When people click it to find out about the bigger plugin, they get cookied.

When they buy, you earn 50% commission.  When they buy any other one of my products, you continue to get 50% commission on everything.  ACP refreshes the ClickBank cookie and so artificially extends it longer than the normal 30 day CB cookie.

So, you get:-

#1 – Delayed Widgets for personal use on all your blogs.
#2 – Delayed TEXT Widgets that you can give away or resell with your aff link included, promoting Delayed Widgets.

Sounds pretty cool doesn't it? 

If you already purchased this plugin earlier this year, then go back to your personal download page and you'll see that the second resale rights bonus plugin has been added. 

Offer Closed

-Frank Haywood

P.S.  In a couple of weeks I'm hoping to show you a plugin I've just come across that I think is totally awesome.  It's one of those easily underestimated "OMG, this is GENIUS" plugins and I wish I'd thought of it myself.  More on that soon. 

Offer Closed

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Today 8th July at 6.00pm GMT (1.00pm EST plus Summer variants), I'll be opening a weekend sale for two of my favourite plugins.  You may have missed them in the last 12 months, and now is your last chance to get them at a discounted price before they get added to the affiliate scheme and go live.

There are THIRTY copies available in this weekend sale.

The first is called the Content Replacement plugin, and what it does is replace small (or large) snippets of text and code on your blog posts and pages based on a date and time.

I use it all the time, in fact I'm going to be using it today to run part of these sales.

So what you can do with it is set a time and date you want the text or HTML to appear on your post, and another time you want it to disappear.  Both fields are optional so you can do things like publish a snippet of content right now and have it disappear at 9.00am tomorrow morning.

Or set some content to appear tomorrow at 9.00am and have it stay there forever.

It's incredibly useful, and I didn't realise how useful until I started using it.

It works by you adding the HTML and setting time(s) and date(s), and it then creates unique [short-code-tags] for you.  You then paste these tags where you want the text or HTML to appear, and when they're active they show, and when they're not, they don't.  Simple.

You can also stack them so that you can have text and HTML swapping in and out at different dates and times.

Today at 6.00pm, it will cause some text and two payment buttons to appear for each of the plugins, and at 9.00am on Monday, the payment buttons will disappear and be replaced by text that says "Offer Closed".

Once I've set it up, I can forget it and go worry about other things. 

The other plugin is called "Subscribers Only", and this one I don't use on my personal blog, but I do use it on other blogs in my network.

It's very useful for gathering WordPress subscribers.

It works in a similar way to the Content Replacement plugin above, but in this case the content only shows when someone joins your blog as a WordPress subscriber.

So once you've added your code and placed it on the page where you want it to appear, your WordPress subscribers won't see anything out of the normal.

However, non-subscribers instead see a little padlock symbol and a message saying the content is for subscribers only with a link where they can go subscribe.

It's very cool and I use it on niche blogs together with the WordPress Autoresponder.

For this final weekend sale, both plugins are just $10 EACH if you missed them first time round.

After this weekend, both plugins will increase in price (at least $17 each) and be added to the affiliate scheme, so it's well worth getting them now if you don't already have them

Don't say I didn't warn you. 

You can see the payment buttons appear as if by magic  at 6.00pm GMT (in about three hours time as I write this).

-Frank Haywood

With the affiliate scheme software coming to fruition and a copy sent to the beta testers who requested it (check your email for Affiliate Click Pal guys), all of the plugins I've pre-released in the past year will soon be formally launched at their regular prices.

You'll find the regular prices will be much higher than the pre-release prices you may have paid or be paying now as a subscriber, but then the good news is you'll earn more money as an affiliate…

Anyway. In October last year I pre-released the Corner Peel Ads plugin which is yet another simple to use method of advertising on your blog.

It's ideal for drawing attention to a special offer you might have running, like this one today.

The October deal was run as a nickel sale and later closed when the sale was over, but I've re-opened it again at the same price it had reached in October.

If you don't already have it, this is the lowest price you're ever going to be able to get it at.

I've reactivated the plugin on my own blog and linked it to the nickel sale page. You can go there to see it in action.

The corner peel is set to activate 3 seconds after the page has completed drawing, and when you hover over it, it will peel away to reveal the full ad. If you then click the ad you'll be directed to the nickel sale page.

After this weekend, I'll be closing the nickel sale offer for good and officially opening the Corner Peel Ads web site as well as announcing the affiliate scheme. (Watch out for that, the affiliate scheme has the potential to earn you a full time income. No kidding.)

So if you don't already have the Corner Peel Ads plugin, now is the time to get it.

Remember that this is a nickel sale – and that means the price goes up by 5 cents with every sale.

So the sooner you get there the lower the price. Don't leave it too late and be disappointed – the sale is open NOW!

You can either click the peel in the corner, or follow the link below.

http://plugingreat.com/cpans/

-Frank Haywood

P.S. The Slide-Up Ads plugin has been updated AGAIN this week and is now at v1.2.0. We fixed a couple of minor styling issues, one of which was preventing some of the new templates from displaying, and the other moved the ad text up slightly to make it more appealing.

Offer Closed

Update #2: We've just fixed some minor styling issues which were causing the graphics not to show on some templates, and also moved the text up almost a line so that it looks better in the slide up. The latest version is now v1.2.0 and you can get it from your personal download page.

Just unzip and then upload the plugin folder into your /plugins/ directory in your WordPress installation, overwriting everything.

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A couple of years ago I did one little thing to my blog that more than doubled my subscriber sign ups…

By doing absolutely nothing extra to my blog other than installing this little tool, then since then I've dramatically increased the number of subscribers.

I have proven beyond any measure of a doubt that putting a slide-up ad on my blog increased my mailing list sign-ups by 249% in the first week of use. I know that sounds incredible, but it's something that just can't be ignored.

My stats for the 12 months leading up to the installation of the script were for approximately every 17 visitors, someone subscribes. I get a lot of repeat visitors who are already subscribed, so I've been okay with that figure of 17-1 and I thought it was pretty good for a blog.

But it turns out I was WRONG. Big time wrong.

By using a slide-up I immediately pushed that number up to nearly 6-1.

After a week of use I found I was getting a new subscriber for every 6 or 7 visitors – that's just under 2.5 times more subscribers.

You have GOT to take notice of results like those, and it's been one of the most amazing things I've seen.

For every 10 new subscribers you've been picking up from visitors to your sites, then suddenly you can push that number up to 25 from the same amount of visitors just by using this plugin.

Considering the industry standard rate that a subscriber to your mailing list can mean up to a dollar a month in income, then you have to ask yourself just what are you losing by not using it?

Starting today and until 6.00pm GMT on Monday, I'll be running one last special for the Slide Up Ads plugin – I'm selling a final 30 copies for $17.00 and then the sale closes.

The nearest competing product to it sells for $47, and I'll very likely charge something like that when I open the affiliate scheme (yeah it's nearly here).

It's worth a lot more to you than that though.

Okay, what about the feature set?

• LOTS of pre-defined templates – originally 44, now 79 variants in all
• All Photoshop PSDs for templates
• No-text PNGs for use with any graphics editor
• An easy to understand method of creating your own templates
• A colour picker for an optional plain background slide-up
• Autoresponder sign up code parsing and reformatting
• Comprehensive rules system that governs when and how often the ad shows
• THREE ways of visitors closing the ad, selectable by you
• Two different "Content Types" for the ad – autoresponder and link/HTML
• Finally, a way to reset the ad when you create a new one

Here's a screen shot of part of the admin panel:-

And a picture of the drop-down rules:-

The colour picker if you're using a plain background:-

And the buttons that can be added to the slide up ad:-

Note in that last image that there's the usual X (which always appears on the ad), an optional minimise button which will allow the visitors to close the ad for a period you decide, and also an optional power button which will close the ad permanently until you use the "Reset Viewers" check box on the admin panel settings page.

Cool huh?

Offer Closed

-Frank Haywood

This weekend for 72 hours starting at 6.00pm GMT, I'm doing a final sale of 3 complementary WordPress plugins before officially releasing them and adding them to the affiliate scheme.

(I *have* already pre-released all 3 to a small number of people and so you may already have them. This is a final sale for those people who don't…)

I call them my "control" plugins and I use all 3 of them on most if not all of my blogs. Combined together, they move WordPress closer towards being a full blown CMS. I believe they should actually be part of WordPress and not just plugins, but there you go. One day maybe.

#1 – Ads Manager.

The first of these three control plugins is "Ads Manager" and is incredibly powerful. It allows you to display ads and other text and HTML in widgets depending on lots of different rules you can set.

Here are some of the features and the kind of thing you can do, it's not an exhaustive list.

o Stop an individual ad from showing to your regular visitors who would probably already have "ad blindness".
o Only show a particular ad to visitors who have come from search engines.
o Only show the ad on posts that are more than 2 weeks old.
o Use WordPress Conditional Tags such as is_front_page() so your visitors only see the ad on the front page of your blog.
o Use is_single() and your visitors would only see the ad on a post and not on your front page.
o Use is_page() and the ad would only appear on pages, and so on.
o Specify individual posts and pages, or put another way, it enables you to show different ads on different posts and pages.

It's very cool and is one of my favourites.

#2 – Widgets In It.

This plugin allows you to place ANY WIDGET in any POST or PAGE, not just in the sidebars.

When you activate the plugin, it creates a new sidebar on the widgets page. You can then drop any widgets you want into it as normal.

Then when you create or edit a post or page, there's a new drop down appears on the edit page which contains all the widgets you placed in the sidebar.

This means you now have ultimate flexibility and control over your ads by using these two plugins in combination.

Simply…

o Ads Manager lets you set rules for displaying ads.
o Widgets In It allows you to place widgets (including ads) inside your posts and pages.

There's a video that shows you how Widgets In It works on this page here:-

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

#3 – Contextual Widgets.

This final control plugin "Contextual Widgets" allows you to decide which widgets will appear on which parts of your site. It works with ALL standard widgets, not just the ones I've released.

Now I know you might still be wondering a bit at the moment, but I'll try to explain.

You know how a WordPress theme allows you to drag and drop widgets into the sidebars? Well it's usually a case of all or nothing. Once you've dropped them there, all you have is the same widgets in the sidebar on *every* page and post on your site.

There's no way of saying you don't want to see a particular widget on a certain page.

Until now.

With "Contextual Widgets" you can choose exactly in which context each widget will appear.

So you may decide that you only want to place a particular ad in a sidebar on a particular page (context).

Example #1

You write a blog page that discusses the importance of building a mailing list (the why), but you don't put in any details about the steps they need to do it (the how). Over in your sidebar are your affiliate ads for an ebook on list building and an autoresponder service that only shows on that page, i.e. in that particular context.

Example #2

A visitor arrives at your site via a search engine and lands on one of your tag or category archive pages. They see an ad that's nowhere else on your site.

Example #3

A visitor to your home page sees links to some of your best articles in the top of the main sidebar. They click on one of the links and end up on the page they're interested in, with a strongly related ad to the article, while your list of articles has been moved further down the sidebar.

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Aha! Get it?

There are plenty of contexts built right in:-

o Home – Your site's blog page if it isn't set to your front page.
o Front Page – Your site's front page which can be different to your blog.
o Post – Individual posts, ie not your home/blog page.
o Attachment – For your attachment pages, e.g. movies, audio and images.
o Author – Author archive pages.
o Category – Category archive pages.
o Date – Date archive pages.
o Tag – Tag pages.
o Search – Search results pages.
o Page not found – Your 404 error pages.

Plus every single page you create gets auto-added to the list of contexts. So every page you write about any topic can be set to show its own unique ads.

I hope by now you can see how powerful this third plugin is, and how it gives you an extra level of control over your blog that a standard WordPress installation doesn't.

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Starting tonight at 6.00pm and until Monday morning you can get all three plugins for just $17, then that's it. The chance are the next time you see these for sale will be individually at $27 each, so this is your final chance to get them if you don't already have them.

At 6.00pm tonight this post will be updated and the payment link will automatically appear. On Monday at 9.00am, the payment button will disappear (powered by the Content Replacement plugin).

-Frank Haywood

The videos for this theme have *finally* been completed and you can see them here:-

http://multiplestreamsthemes.com/videos/mst008-videos/

Update 22nd June 2011:

MST008 has been updated to v 1.0.1 due to an easy to fix but annoying bug…

Some people may have been having a "headers already sent" problem with this theme. We didn't see this on our test bed, so maybe the server(s) we're using are more forgiving than others. It happens when some spaces or blank lines get inserted into a PHP file where they shouldn't be.

Happily, WordPress know about this issue, and there's an explanation of it here if you ever come across it yourself.

Just go back to your personal download page and grab the latest version, we're sorry about any inconvenience.

Update: I'm sorry for the delay, the theme and plugin bundle is now available. There were a number of small issues I had with the theme, now all resolved. Please go back to your personal download page and you can grab it from there.

Offer Closed

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It comes with a nice selection of pre-designed banners including blank JPEGs and PSDs for them, plus umpteen sidebars, a selection of built in page templates, 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 header, top boxes and top and bottom ad areas, change footer text and add analytics code if you don't have the Script Manager plugin.

And of course the theme supports the common WP 3.x features of custom menus, and background. That second one allows you to further lighten the feel of the theme or darken it down if that's your preference.

And… after several requests we've added an extra "ad sidebar" at the top, so instead of the usual 3 ad blocks for sign ups, freebies, etc, there are now FOUR.

And finally, we've included a slider area at the top under the menu where you can place presentational images, extra ads etc.

It's really nice, very businessey, probably the most professional looking theme so far…

More on this tomorrow, but just in case you're thinking "Hang on! I've bought all of them – what happened to MST007?" Well, someone else is working on that one, so they've got a bit out of order. When it's done I'll release it don't worry.

For now, MST008 isn't quite ready as I've asked for a couple of under-the-hood changes and I'm expecting to get it in the next few days.

You can get a sneak preview of the theme here:-

http://mst008.multiplestreamsthemes.com/

The pre-order sale starts tomorrow at 6.00pm BST (British Summer Time, which is GMT+1).

-Frank Haywood

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Today (Saturday) at 6.00pm GMT I'll be running a 48 hour special for a great new plugin called the Promo Tools plugin.

I know it's unusual for me to run a pre-launch sale like this at the weekend, but I won't be around until Friday afternoon (possibly evening), as I have a scheduled hospital visit.

(The same goes for the affiliate scheme – I'll have some news for you about that too.)

I then want to release the plugin officially and immediately when the sale is over.

As part of the scheme, I'll be using the new Promo Tools plugin – it seems to be perfect for our needs.

In case you don't know what a promo tools page is, it's usually a page dedicated to supplying an affiliate with a set of promotional tools together with their affiliate link embedded in them.

And that's exactly what the Promo Tools plugin can help you with.

It will allow you to create pages that you can fill with promo tools you create for your affiliates such as pre-written blog posts, articles, emails, forum signatures and banners.

With this plugin, once you've set up the tools, all an affiliate has to do is paste their aff link into the box at the top and every single promo tool on the page gets auto-populated with their affiliate link.

Then they can copy the code for banners etc and paste it directly into their web site.

It makes the whole process a lot easier for affiliates, and the easier you can make it, the more attractive it becomes.

And while I know this is contrary to the 80:20 rule I live by, experience tells me it's the many little things like this that make the BIG difference.

Many apologies for these changes, I know it will all be worth the wait.

-Frank Haywood

*** OFFER CLOSED ***

In the last week I've had two people suggest to me that I create WordPress plugins that I've actually already created – they were of course unaware that I've already done them.

So I've decided to do a 48 hour special for one of them, starting immediately.

The first plugin is the WordPress Niche Autoresponder plugin, currently at v1.4. If you've already purchased this, just go back to your personal download page and pick up the latest version from there, it's a lot better than the original v1.0.

In fact I've just realised that the documentation inside it is out of date as we later removed the built in SMTP support and created a brand new plugin to do it called SMTP Mail Throttle.

The SMTP mail throttle plugin enables you to send all emails from your blog(s) by SMTP and throttle them so that only so many per hour are sent out and you don't go over your ISP limits.

Also, the original version of the WordPress AutoResponder would only allow you to add a short code tag to your posts and pages to generate a sign up form, but this latest version lets you create and use HTML forms so that you can place the form code on non-WordPress pages and within text widgets and popups, slide-up-ads etc.

The WordPress Autoresponder was designed to be used where new marketers are dipping their toes in the water before committing to an autoresponder service.

And whatever your level of expertise, it's perfect for use on niche money blogs, as it's very easy to set up.

The plugin supports both broadcast messages as well as autoresponder sequences, and if used with the SMTP mail throttle and a low cost external SMTP service (e.g. AuthSMTP.com), you can build a sizeable mailing list where you can guarantee a high deliverability rate.

Included as part of this special is both the WordPress Autoresponder AND the SMTP Mail Throttle plugin at an unbeatable and very cool $10.

Right after this special, the plugin will be launched on its own site at $47, so grab it at $10 while you can. This then leads me onto…

The affiliate scheme!

I'm *months* behind in launching the affiliate scheme because of onte thing or another, but I think it was eventually down to me always allowing something else to take priority.

My bad for not promoting this and other plugins properly and I'm going to fix this. I have a big list of things that need to be done, and there are a few things that will be changing rapidly.

There's a new guy starting on Monday next week who's sole job is to design and set up each of the product sites and create clickable banners etc.

So…

The affiliate program I've decided to go with is ClickBank (CB), and I've used a third party tool to "unify" all the products into a single CB account.

The BIG benefit of this to you is that you can send traffic to any of my products, and ALSO earn 50% commission on ANY other product that we sell to the prospect on your behalf in the future.

In case you don't understand the difference, what usually happens with CB accounts is each vendor account gets just one landing page.

So the normal way of setting up a product site with CB is you as an affiliate send traffic, and if the prospect doesn't buy the product, you don't earn anything. But if they then buy a different product, you *still* don't earn anything.

The way we've set this up is you earn on any and all products we sell for you at a later date, and CB pay your commissions every 2 weeks.

On Monday 16th come hell or high water, the affiliate scheme launches. There may only be a couple of key products on there to begin with, and just a couple of promo tools, but we'll quickly add others.

More news on that on Monday.

In the meantime, you can grab the WordPress Autoresponder plugin plus bonus SMTP Throttle plugin for an unbeatable $10.00 here:-

*** OFFER CLOSED ***

-Frank Haywood