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"How to Build a List Using CGI"
by Steve Humphrey

The purest form of opt-in list is the electronic newsletter
or "e-zine."  You ask people to sign up to get the newsletter,
then you send them information about a topic that interests
them.

Let's look at how CGI can help you to sign them up.  Assume
that a person can join your list by sending an e-mail message
to a special address.  Most lists work that way.

You put a element on a page and use a CGI script to deal with
the info collected by the form.

People type (or paste) in their address, maybe even their name
(if you ask for it).  When they click the "Subscribe" button,
CGI sends a message to the server with all the data attached.
A CGI program on the server then acts on it.

The script will need just a few parts:

 1. Code to extract the data (Name, E-mail address, etc.)
 2. Code to reject obviously bad addresses [Optional].
 3. Code to build and send the e-mail message to start the
    subscription.
 4. Some type of output. CGI doesn't like to end with no
    output; the script usually fails to work!

For the first step, you can use a subroutine from my book or
from almost any script you can read. Just look at the part
where "name and value" pairs are being separated. Lines like
this: $Name = $val; mean you are copying the current value
into a local variable for later use.

The easiest way to handle the name/value pairs is to use a
function (or "method") from the CGI.pm module.  Just add
these lines to the top of the script (after the path line, of
course):

use CGI;
$query = new CGI; OR
$query = CGI::new();

This creates a "CGI object," which contains all the data from
the form. You can pull out the items you want with one line of
code each, like this:

$First_Name = $query->param("fname");
$Last_Name = $query->param("lname");
$Email = $query->param("email");

Second, after the e-mail address has been copied to a local
variable, you can run some tests on $email and try to determine
if it's any good.  These tests are done by a comparison or
match statement.  The match operator (=~) is used to see if a
pattern exists in a given string of characters.  For example,
the match statement:

$email =~ /getresponse.com/
is TRUE if $email is an address at getresponse.com

Note: The "@" character has a special meaning.  Using the
backslash tells the program to treat it as an ordinary
character instead.

It's a good idea to check to see whether it even looks like an
e-mail address at all.  This is more involved than you might
think.  Your brain can figure it out at a glance, while a script
has to check the pattern very carefully.  Here's the general
way an e-mail address should "look" in order to be valid:

/^[\w\d][\w\d\,\.\-]*\@([\w\d\-]+\.)+([a-zA-Z]{3}|[a-zA-Z]{2})$/

OK, it looks pretty weird but it's really just a "regular
expression" that defines the pattern of a valid e-mail address.
Perl can compare any alleged e-mail address against this pattern.
If it fails to match this, it's simply not an e-mail address at
all.

The subroutine "error" might display an error page or just
return the user to the home page, etc.

The third piece of the puzzle is having your server send the
e-mail message.  How this code is written depends on the server
your Web site is on and what mail program it uses.  You could
look at a script that you know is working on the server (maybe
one your host gave you) and see if it has an e-mailing
subroutine.  Recycle good code!

You can get even more mileage out of the script by making it
send a pre-determined message to the new subscriber.  Just
write a little subroutine that composes the message you want
to send and, at the end of this subroutine, call the e-mail
sending subroutine.

There's usually a variable that represents either the whole
message or just the body.  You just add line after line to it
like this (to fill in the message body):
 

$body = "This is the first line of the message\n";
$body .= "This is the next line of the message\n";
.
.
.
$body .= "This is the last line of the message\n";
 

Finally, the script should output something to send back to
the user.  This can be as simple as returning the user to the
home page, or as complex as sending a customized "Thank-You"
page.  This would be a good time to offer the user a gift for
subscribing.  It could be a free e-book, etc.

Once you have the script in place, test it to make sure it
does exactly what you expect.  Subscribe yourself to the list
and look at any canned message that gets sent.  Go back and
correct any typos, etc., in the message.  Unless you type a
lot better than I do, there will probably be at least one.

Well, what's left?  You've got a fully automated process for
signing up new subscribers to your list.  You'll reject the
addresses you don't want to mail to (autoresponders, etc.).
All you need now is for people to use the process.

Give them a good reason to get mail from you.  It could be
valuable information, tips, techniques, etc.  It could be a
free ad in your newsletter or a chance to enter a contest
and win a prize.  Determine what will motivate your people.

One thing that really works well is to offer some sort of
incentive to your current subscribers who will bring their
friends into your list.  Try something.  If it works, great.
If not, try something else.

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"How to Stop Digital Thieves with CGI"
by Steve Humphrey

I'm going to assume you're serious about your business. If
you're not, I can't help you anyway.  You've gone as far as
getting a real merchant account to accept credit card payments
online.

You know that this was neither easy or cheap. So does everyone
else!  So, a merchant account shows that you've made a serious
commitment to your business.  That's good for customer
confidence, which is good for business.  So far so good...

Now there's the issue of selling stuff to people online.  Your
order form leads them to feed their credit card info to a secure
gateway, using software you bought or leased from (or through)
your merchant account provider.  Finally, the transaction is
approved or denied.

If approved, the software generates a receipt and e-mails you
and the customer each a copy.  At this point, the customer is
returned to a page you specified.  In the case of downloadable
products, this is often the page where they download your
product.  So, you've got the entire process fully automated.

For a product or service with a fairly low price point and a
potential for many thousands of sales, this seems ideal.  You
can quite literally make sales and earn income 24 hours a day.
So, what's the problem?

The form code on your order page is the problem.  If someone
uses the ViewSource function of their browser, they can see all
your code.  If they have even a tiny bit of initiative and skill,
they can locate the URL of your download page.  After all, it's
right there in your form code!

CGI provides two ways of fixing this problem.  One involves using
a script that makes it impossible to view the source code.  You
can find a source for such a script by searching the web.  Expect
to pay a lot for this technology.

Another way is to make the return path a script instead of the
actual download location.  The script would be used to create
and display the download page.  It would not be visible to the
surfer, since it's not an HTML document.  The script can also
record details of the transaction for book-keeping purposes.


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I admit that I discovered this by trial and error -- and a lucky
guess or two.  Your merchant account gateway software may have
radically different behavior than mine, but here's what I've
learned:

The gateway uses the POST method to send the customer to your
specified return URL (which can be a script as well as a web
page).  It also POSTs most of its input data items at the same
time.  They are usually ignored, but your script can read them
if you want to!

Use the names given to the form inputs.  Have your script extract
the values of these "named parameters" at the time it creates the
download page. Record what you want to save about the transaction
in your orders file or database.

Now here's the real secret to foiling the thieves.  Inside the
script, check to see that the variables you extract contain
non-empty values.  Did you get that?

Here's an example:

 if ($email eq "") {exit;}

In this example, the script expects to get an e-mail address.  If it
contains no characters, the script quits instantly. By testing for
the presence of some data in such fields as customer name, e-mail
address, item #, price, etc., you can tell whether the script was
called after a successful transaction - or by a thief...

Put all your security checks prior to the code that creates the
download page.  If any test fails, the script exits and the thief
is left empty- handed.  If your form-handling script can convert a
product name to a product ID that's never visible to a browser,
this provides even more security.  This will be POSTed back to the
script and you can check for it before allowing the download.

Close these security holes and you'll make more money.  You may
even sleep a little better knowing that people can't steal that
product you worked so hard to create.  I know I do!

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"Increase Traffic by Programming a Contest!"
by Steve Humphrey

Visitors come to your site and don't buy on their first
visit.  It often takes 6-7 visits before they buy.  So,
how do you get their business if they don't come back?
For that matter, how do you get them to come back?

One answer is to run a contest.  Not just any old contest
will do!  It must be crafted to keep them returning again
and again.  Lots of smart people will tell you that
running a contest will help but they don't tell you how to
do it.  Here's a blueprint you can alter to suit your
purposes.

Every aspect of the contest was handled by CGI scripts
and a couple of web pages.  Even selecting the winner was
done by a script.  This final script simply located the
persons with the most referrals. It drew one at random
if there was a tie for first place.

One of my clients came up with the basic idea and we
developed it together as a team.  People would get one
"entry" into the contest when they signed up for one or
more of his newsletters.  They would get another "entry"
for each person they referred.

It was hugely successful.  During the 60 days of the
contest, over 45,000 new people had subscribed to my
client's newsletters.  They were coming back to his site
over and over again.  Orders for e-zine ads poured in.

At the end of the contest period a week-long cruise
vacation to Montego Bay, Jamaica was awarded to the
winner.  Generally, if the prize is valued at over
$500, some authorities in your state may expect to be
notified.  There are various requirements; check with the
appropriate state agency for details.

We posted a complete set of rules for the contest on the
Web site.  We announced the contest itself as well as the
current front-runners in each issue of my client's
newsletters.

Each person entering the contest was assigned a Personal
Identification Number (PIN).  The PIN was used to connect
them with their referrals.  Next, a person was given the
chance to tell their friends about the contest.

We made everything as easy as possible for the contestants.
All they had to do was supply the e-mail address and name
and the scripts did the rest.

They'd be shown the message that was about to be sent to
their friend. We were making every effort to be honest with
them and not cause any ill will.

When their friend(s) entered the contest, using a PIN we
gave them, their "referral count" would be increased.  To
win, a contestant had to get the most referrals.  In the
event of a multi-person tie for first place, the software
would automatically conduct a random drawing.

During the contest, each contestant was able to use a special
Web page to monitor the contest.  They'd see the top-ranked
contestants and the number of referrals each one had made.
They could log in with their PIN and see their own referrals,
too.

They were able to come back to the site at any time and enter
new referrals.  We added a small form that would look up their
PIN in case they'd forgotten it.  They could send their own
e-mails to friends to tell them about the contest.  They could
place e-zines ads giving contest details and a PIN to use.

Keeping up with all those contestants, who they referred, how
many they referred, etc., was a job for a database engine.
Since we had MySQL on a server we controlled, we used that.
The scripting was done in Perl.

Two Perl modules were needed: DBI.pm and the MySQL module for
Perl.  The modules are chunks of Perl code that let a script
send commands in SQL (the generic language of databases) from
the script to the MySQL database engine (program).

You can use a different database; you just need the database-
specific module so Perl can "talk" to it through the DBI module.
DBI is needed regardless of which database you use.  Specific
modules exist for Oracle, PostGres, etc.

We verified the e-mail addresses of all the winner's referrals;
we would have to disqualify a contestant if any of the addresses
were faked -- and award the prize to someone else.  We designed
the code so that any attempts to cheat actually decreased your
odds of winning -- and it was all automatic!

Thousands of names and e-mail addresses are in the database.
The referral counts have been reset to zero and we are ready to
launch another contest at any time we choose.

The programming effort, for the most part is all done.  We'll
just have to edit the contest page(s) and the rules page to
reflect the new prize and the new "start" and "end" dates.  We
can easily get *at least* as large a subscriber boost with our
next contest!

Here's the bottom line: You'll get more visitors, and they'll
visit again and again.  You get to show them your offer enough
times to win their business.  No matter what product or service
you're selling, an automated referral contest is something you
should seriously consider.

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Discover a Master Wordsmith's Secret for Turning Everything You
Say into Wealth, Well-Being and Personal Success
By Ted Nicholas

You might think this strange, but every day, before I start
work, I stand up, look to the sky, throw my hands in the air,
and shout out loud: "I feel terrific!"

This is what I call an 'affirmation' -- positive self-talk to
charge up my emotions and help me produce my very best work. An
affirmation can be as simply as "YES!"...as uplifting as "I'm
very happy at this moment!"...or as determined as "I'm willing
to do whatever is necessary to succeed!"

Try it for yourself right now.  Choose a positive message you
want to tell yourself.  Then stand up, put your head back, throw
your arms up, and shout it out loud. Makes you feel
uncomfortable?  Good!  You've just discovered how powerful
words can be.

Unlimited Success & Wealth are All In the Words You Use

What's the single most important asset you and your business
possess?  Forget money and numbers.  The true currency of
business is WORDS.  Communicating your ideas, your offer, the
benefits of your product -- using words to achieve your aims is
the single most important activity any business ever performs.

Unlimited success and wealth are as simple as using the right
words.  You can get everything you've ever wanted in life, simply
by saying the right words -- because the words which you
communicate determine the quality of your life.

This is true whether communicating with others or with yourself.
Especially with yourself.

Words have the power to induce someone to laugh, to cry, to be
kind, to be loving, to be cooperative, or to buy.  Or be unkind,
angry, irrational.

Whether words are written or spoken, they have enormous power.
Of course, when words are spoken, the added factors of voice
timbre, emphasis, emotion...all have the potential to cause even
more impact.

Use Words to Achieve a Win -Win Situation

Here is what few businesspeople seem to realize:  People all over
the world really want to help and accommodate their fellow
humans. But they must be approached properly.  The magic words
I'll reveal to you in a moment can manipulate a situation to
bring you what you want -- which isn't necessarily a bad thing.

Magic Words Can Bring You Riches

The same words, strategies and techniques that I've used to get
the best results from everyday situation -- like hiring a
Mercedes for the price of a Ford, slashing the cost of a first
class hotel room,  and buying valuable antiques at huge discounts
-- can work magic for your business, too.  Here are 3 of the
phrases, which have helped me build a career marketing over
$500,000,000 of both my own and my client's products and
services.

Magic Phrase #1 --  Attract All the Money You Need for any
business venture you'd like to start. The magic words here are
"sophisticated investor."  Every successful professional - such
as a doctor or lawyer -- likes to think of himself or herself as
sophisticated.  And you can often attract these people to invest
in your business.

Run an ad in your local paper, high-lighting those two key words.
Other magic phrases to include are "Local business person with
excellent track record and reputable history"; start-up business
opportunity, limited investment, high potential return"; and
"references available."

Magic Phrase #2 -- Receive Free Expert Help for your business.
Simply announce "I have a business problem and need expert
assistance," either to a local business group (such as the
Chamber of Commerce, which you have in practically every town)
or putting an advertisement in the business section of your local
newspaper. And I've been absolutely delighted with the quality of
assistance provided to me on several occasions by retired
executives.  Seek them out in your local area, and you could
benefit from this great source of experienced know-how, too.

Magic Phrase #3 -- Get Capable People to Work for Free. Your
magic words here are "piece of the action."  Instead of paying a
fixed salary, run ads offering people one of these options:

*  Hourly rate for services rendered
*  Percentage of sales
*  Percentage of profits
*  Royalty on sales
*  Percentage of savings
*  Fixed payment for each unit produce

Anyone with a strong entrepreneurial instinct will be attracted
by such an approach.  It means there will be no limit on their
income, they will be more independent, they can set their own
hours -- and the harder they work, the more they earn.  This is
just the type of  person you should employ.

Assume The Other Person Has Already Said "Yes"

Ask questions which assume the end result you seek.  For
example, speaking with your bank manager about setting up a
merchant account, you might ask these questions:

1.  "How long does it normally take for a credit card charge to
be credited to my account?"

2.  "What discount or percentage of credit card sales will the
bank charge us for your service?"

3. "How long would it take to get the service in place?"

4. "What equipment do we need to buy to make it easier for your
bank to process our orders?"

Can you see how the end result -- having a merchant account so
you can process the credit card orders - is assumed by the very
words used in each question?

Magic Words Deliver Power

And this is especially true when you're speaking to yourself. As
I said at the beginning of this letter, I use affirmations every
day -- standing up, looking to the sky, throwing my hands in the
air, and shouting out a positive message I need to tell myself.

Yes, I feel ridiculous when I do this too.  But that discomfort
is just the push I need to change my emotional state. The magic
words in my affirmations give me the energy and determination
I need to produce my very best work.  And I truly believe
they'll help you achieve your goals too.
 

Ted Nicholas, widely recognized as one of the greatest direct-
marketing wizards of all time, is best-known for having earned
24.5 million dollars on the sale of a single book that was
primarily sold through direct mail.  He is called the Five
Hundred Million Dollar Man because he has marketed over $500
million worth of products in 49 different industries.  Ted's
newest book, "Magic Words That Bring You  Riches" reveals 17
magic words that can make you a fortune.
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>  From the Desk of Eric Owens
>  VP of Business Development - NameStick.com
 

A question that I frequently hear from my clients is:
"Do I really need to have my own domain name to
get my distributor or affiliate link listed in the
Search Engines?"

The one word answer is 'YES.'.  First, many search
engines are 'truncating' distributor & affiliate
links (reducing them to the basic link, which is
often the company website minus the your distributor
or affiliate code), or even worse...
search engines are banning affiliate links,
and blacklisting subdomains of the parent company
that contain certain obvious characters that
are not obviously part of the base site.

Second, a very common practice is for your visitors
to just 'cut off' or remove the affiliate code from
the end of your link and just go directly to the
parent company and 'bypass' your rightful commissions.
 

The parent company still gets the same number of
sales, but your commissions go untracked.

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As a network marketing distributor and affiliate,
there are a number of reasons why having your
own domain name is a must:
 

1) When you have your own domain name, the address
of your web site will be of the form
http://www.EasyToRememberName.com.

On the other hand, if your website is just a company
replicated website on one of the free servers,
the address of your web site will be something like
http://affiliatesite.com/cgi-bin/12345/IMakeMoneyOffYou.htm

Which of these two sounds more professional?
Which of these two is smaller and is easier to remember?
Which of these two would you click on?
 

2) The only way to make money online is to build
up credibility with your prospects and customers.

Having your own domain name is the first step in
doing that. Your customers will feel more comfortable
buying whatever it is that you are selling if you
have your own domain name. It makes your customers
feel that they are dealing with a large,
established company, rather than with some
fly by night operator.
 

3) When you have your domain name, you can have
multiple email aliases of the form alias@yourcompany.com.

This allows you to assign different email aliases
to different functions, all of them pointing to
your actual email address. Hence, for example,
for questions related to the products and services
that you sell, you can have an email address like
sales@yourcompany.com. For questions related to the
newsletter that you publish, you can have an email
address like editor@yourcompany.com.
For comments/suggestions about your web site,
you can direct your customers to
feedback@yourcompany.com or webmaster@yourcompany.com.

Having different email addresses for different
functions not only makes it easier for you to
filter your email using your email client program
(Eudora Pro, Pegasus Mail, Outlook Express etc.),
but also gives your customers the impression that
yours is a large, established company with whom
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4) Many search engines give a lot of emphasis to
the home page of a particular domain.

So, other factors remaining the same, a home page
of a domain will often rank higher for a particular
keyword than any other page. When you submit your
long, obvious affiliate link, your index.html
page is the home page of your site, but not of
that domain. In these search engines, your site
will find it very difficult to make it to the
top 20 or top 30, let alone the top 10 for some
of the really competitive keywords. Just think of
the amount of traffic that you will lose if this
happens.
 

5) Many major search engines are now refusing
to spider the web sites that contain obvious
affiliate coding.

For instance, a link that includes these characters
backslashes, cgi-bin, and affiliate numbers or
usernames, would, until recently, have got the
infamous error message saying that too many pages
have been submitted from your site if you tried
to submit your site to AltaVista.

While AltaVista now says that 'your URL has been
submitted for processing' if you try to submit
your site, rest assured that it will not spider
any site obviously belonging to affiliate programs
any more - even if it says that your site has
been accepted. Can you afford that?
 

6) You will also find it very difficult to get an
affiliate link  listed in a major directory like
Yahoo!. Although Yahoo! will never admit that it
won't add a commercial site which is hosted by an
affiliate program, in practice, it will be a
miracle if you can get your site listed by Yahoo!.
Listing your site with Yahoo! is difficult enough
even when you have your own domain. Don't make
your task more difficult than what it needs to be.
 

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promote your affiliate program, are you convinced
that you need one right now?

The small fee that you pay per year for your own
domain name is peanuts compared to the benefits
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advanced search engine optimization for higher
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are NOT indexed by any of the major search engines.
NameStick Domains are.
-----------------------------------------------------------
Eric Owens is the Vice President of Business Development
and Search Engine Specialist for NameStick.com.

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The Secret Trick Internet Marketing Pros Are Using to Rake in the Dough (and don't want you to find out about)

Dear Friend,

I've got a little secret that can give you instant credibility online, plus more response, more leads and more money in your pocket.

This secret can make you look like a million dollars, and it costs only $39/year.

I have a friend, a real 'Internet Marketing Guru', who doesn't want me to tell you, or anyone, about this little trick. He thinks that if the average person knows about this it will be harder for the experienced Internet marketer to distinguish himself/herself from everyone else.

I agree with him -- it WILL change the playing field. But I also believe you deserve to know about it.

So I'm going to let the cat our of the bag...

HOW TO LOOK LIKE YOU RUN AND OWN A MILLION DOLLAR WEBSITE (OR 5-10)!

I'll be straight forward.

I'm just like you. I work real hard. I want to give back to my family and the community. I want to do more.

I do real well financially, now. But there was a time when I was selling my furniture to pay for rent. It was a time I'd like to forget. I was totally BROKE.

During those 'dark days' I was told a very powerful and important lesson:

No matter how little you have, NEVER LOOK BROKE!

There is nothing 'wrong' with being broke. It doesn't mean anything about YOU. Just your situation.

I know that. You know that. But the people you want to do business with... THEY may not know that.

You Must Look Successful if You Want to Attract Success!

Looking successful (and acting that way) was a very important part of my success. Eventually, I became how I saw myself and how I presented myself to others.

Very rich.

I'm going to show you how to do this, too.

HOW DO YOU LOOK ON THE INTERNET?

On the Internet, most people have these rinky-dink websites that look like they were put together by a 12-year old. THEY LOOK BROKE!

OR they have LOOOONG URL EXTENTIONS like:

www.bigcompanyname.com/cgi-bin/littleguy/smalltime.html

which may look a little more professional, but... THEY STILL LOOK LIKE A LITTLE GUY!

Besides, not even their own mother can remember their complicated website address!

I'm going to show you how to look like you OWN the website -- like the smart guy who runs the show. LIKE THE BIG GUY.

I'm going to show you how you can look like

-- You OWN your network marketing company
-- You OWN NameStick
-- You OWN YouCanAutomate
-- You OWN all the companies you have affiliate links with...

Are you ready?

Here's the secret...

It's called:

NAME STICK (the technical term is URL Frame Forwarding)

And until recently, this wasn't affordable or even comprehensible for the little guy.

Here's how it works:

1. You get a catchy URL
2. You forward the URL to your link
3. You forward it in a frame so your URL stays in the browser

(What's a URL? It's a website address. i.e. www.NameStick.com is a URL. Got it? Good.)

HERE'S THE SECOND PART OF THE SECRET

This used to require hundreds of dollars and a Phd in Computer Science to make happen.

But now you can now do all this with:

-- Zero programming experience, and
-- $39/year

This is AMAZING!

With virtually no effort I have a SLEW of websites that look like I'm the OWNER of the sites:

www.BigMoneyNow.com
www.MLMadvisor.com
www.NameYourBiz.com
www.ProspectPro.com
www.AutomateFollowup.com
www.YourNameDomainName.com

... and many more

Now I tell people, 'check out my site at www.BigMoneyNow.com' and they remember it!

I look like a million dollars because it's someone else's million dollar website, but it's my URL in their lucrative affiliate program!

Can you see how this would work for you?

You can use this to:

-- Recruit up! People who want to see YOUR COMPANY'S website -- Big dogs want to deal with big dogs.
-- Expand your audience - different URL's attract people with different needs (I forward several to the same site - more on this below)
-- Impress your family members who said you would never amount to anything... grrr!
-- Have something SIMPLE to put on your business cards
-- When someone at a party asks you what you do you can say, 'I own a number of online properties... you may have heard of www.YourNameDomainName.com?' <smile>

It's important to chose the name of your URL wisely because

on the Internet...

People don't get to remember your face. They don't get to remember your voice. They don't get to remember your charm.

The only thing they get to remember is your website name!

So.... Make it readable. Make it easy to say on the phone! Make it easy to remember. Make it as short as possible.

HOW TO MAKE IT HAPPEN

Let me show you step-by-step how easy this is to do. You can only get all the affiliate advantages and a super-low price at http://www.NameStick.com/g.o/21247
 

1. Go to http://www.NameStick.com/g.o/21247
2. Search for a Catchy and Professional URL for your business (and EACH Affiliate program you are promoting) (i.e. I have www.AutomateFollowup.com for my site at http://www.mlmbiznames.com/g.o/followup )
3. Register the domains ($39/1 year or only $64/2 years!)
4. Login to your account https://www.namestick.com/cgi-bin/2.41/manage.cgi
5. Click on Website Forwarding and enter the link of your affiliate program (i.e. http://www.saveyourname.com/g.o/yourname )
6. Click on 'Cloaking'
7. Wait 72 hours...

That's IT!

Can you believe how easy that is! Now you or ANYONE can have A LIST OF SITES that are easy-to- remember and make you look like a million dollars.

Go make your mother-in-law eat her words! :-) Brag to your corporate peers that you own the hottest Home Business website on the Internet. ( YourProURL.com from http://www.NameStick.com/g.o/21247 )

When they ask, did you develop that? Just say, 'No way, are you kidding? I had other people develop that for me.' :-)

This is YOUR Internet. It's time to look like you really own it. It's time to play with the big dogs.

Matt Gill
Co-Founder
http://www.NameStick.com/g.o/21247

P.S. I do have the best software to totally automate and personalize your email marketing and follow-up with prospects, downline, new announcements, affiliate program marketing and training... (and more!) http://www.AutomateFollowup.com

OK... its really an affiliate link for my friend's very cool software program! :-)

I LOVE THIS STUFF!

P.S.S. One last secret tip. Don't limit your sales/visitors/sign-ups by the ONE GREAT URL you are using for ANY SITE, whether it is forwarded or actually hosting content.

Use 2 or 3 (or 10) GREAT domains for increased results!

Expand your audience! Different URL's attract people with different needs - different *hot buttons* http://www.NameStick.com/g.o/21247


Subject:  An Easy Way To Earn 327% More From ALL Your Affiliate Programs

Hello NAME,

This one rocks - what a CLEVER idea. Pay attention, because you NEED this if you are selling any affiliate programs. Especially if you don't have the time or know-how to create your own redirect pages.

You always hear me talk to you about the importance of having YOUR OWN identity - your own brand, if you will - when it comes to promoting your various products.

For example, which looks more professional to you:

http://www.bigmoneyfreetime.com/cgi-bin/at.cgi?a=168221

or

http://www.bigmoneynow.com

They both go to the same place, but one creates curiosity. The other is just a "me-too, ho-hum" affiliate link, the kind you see everywhere. Which one would YOU rather have?

Lucky for you, the guys over at

http://www.namestick.com/g.o/XXXXXX

have come up with a way for the AVERAGE non-techie person to easily make every long, ugly affiliate or website link (that even your best friend wouldn't click on) "turn into" a short, easy to remember, search engine friendly domain name that attracts more clicks to your affiliate links, and helps "brand" your website in the process.

You can set up a ton of redirects and a ton of email addresses - all with one push of a button. I tested this one out myself, and had no trouble setting it up. If you are an average person and you make this one SIMPLE change to your affiliate links, you can still triple your results - meaning more referral cash in your pocket every single month.

It has been proven that using an attractive domain name (instead of an ugly affiliate link) produces a 327% increase in the number of people who click on your link in an email message, discussion board, advertisement or any other place you display a link. That translates into more than 1500 people clicking on your link, instead of 500 - with the exact same effort.

So how do you set up something like this without spending a fortune?

Simple, it's called NameStick, and you can see it at http://www.NameStick.com/g.o/21247

It automatically forwards your domain to any link you want (an affiliate link or another website link) using advanced cloaking - resulting in as high as 327% increase in clicks over the regular affiliate link. Would you like to triple your results with the same effort?

It's one heck of a slick system, and will definitely help you make more money with your affiliate programs.

Regards,
Sorin



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