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You can create a review site in just 5 minutes with this wordpress theme: Reviews PRESS

Choose the template that best fits the style and design you prefer, and load it up with adult paysites with your affiliate coded link to generate additional income! Add a link to “read the review” when doing content posts on your other blogs!

Features:

Head over to ReviewsPress and check out the demos of each template. Prices start at an unbelievably low $19.95, and the package comes with a 30 day guarantee!

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For the next 8 days ONLY they give you the opportunity to literally snatch 4 of their best selling products [worth $328.00] at 75% OFF.

This discount offer will expire on Midnight 15th December and this package will never be sold at this price again – that’s their promise!

Here’s the most exciting part – if you had to buy these products individually you’d expect to pay a minimum $328.00 – but today you can grab all four products and get instant access for less than $90, one-time investment. That means,you’re saving $241 !

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MaxBlogPress Ninja Affiliate The best feature I like which is the core basis of this WordPress plugin is actually the option to automatically convert your blog keywords into links to the affiliate product of your choice; the best part is that even your old keywords can turn into money-making affiliate links.

Why would you want to convert old keywords into affiliate links? Just think about this for a moment – let’s say you’ve found a brand new affiliate program and you can’t wait to promote it to your blog. You don’t have to wait until you write your next post, just use Ninja Affiliate plugin and it’ll convert the keywords of your choice into affiliate links on auto-pilot. You work once, and all the keywords you input will be turned into links that make money, without you having to edit any post whatsoever.

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Needing some help in researching good keywords for your websites and blogs? I know I appreciate any tool that can help me wade through all of the options and choices! Keywords play an important role in Search Engine Ranking, which affects the web traffic to your sites. A complete freeware software program developed by Softnik Technologies, aptly titled Good Keywords, will help you find the perfect keywords for you based on the search query you enter. By using the correct keywords you’ll be able to attract unique, targeted visitors to your websites and blogs, thereby increasing your online sales effectiveness.

The main component of Good Keywords v3 is the Keyword Database Manager for the Google Keyword Tool. The Keyword Database tool in Good Keywords v3 is meant to help you get more out of your Google Keyword research! What is more, the software does not abuse Google’s resources in anyway!

Good Keywords is digitally signed & is free from spyware or adware.

Copyright © 1999-2009 Softnik Technologies. All Rights Reserved. Windows is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation.

Requires Windows XP, Vista or Windows 7.

Pick up a free copy of Good Keywords and try it out for yourself.

From the forums and Adult Webmaster Industry board “Klixxx” comes this tutorial article by Tiffany Garden about using RSS feeds to build your network of blogs.

By Tiffany Garden, October 2008 | Klixxx Webmaster Magazine

So, you’re starting your blog empire, but you just realized that means a heck of a lot of writing. Now many people do end up outsourcing their daily updates and just take care of things on the backend, but for those of you that would rather do everything yourself, there is a simple and elegant solution to filling up your blogs with plenty of content – RSS feeds.

RSS is a protocal that stands for “Really Simple Syndication”, but this article isn’t going to get into the nuts and bolts of how RSS works. Instead, this one is going to cover exactly where to find great RSS feeds to use as search engine fodder.

There are a few things that really make or break a RSS feed. If you aren’t going to be doing any of your own updates, finding ones with consistent updates is very important. Some sponsors are really on the ball with this, but the vast majority of them keep it going for awhile and then get bored. This is probably because getting blog traffic is a long term type of strategy, and it can take some time to see a return on investment.

The next thing you want to look for is well written text that is long enough to keep the search engines happy. Some RSS feeds are literally nothing more than glorified gallery descriptions – you get one short line with a crappy thumb and that’s about it. Now, it’s possible that you have accidentally stumbled onto the actual gallery RSS, but chances are the sponsor doesn’t really know what blog feeds require.

The longer the better, usually, but in general you are looking for 50-100 words. The last thing you want to look for are eye catching thumbs. Your text will get the visitors there via the search engines, but good pictures will keep them there and clicking though to your sponsors.

There are so many different RSS parsers that it would be impossible to cover them all, both free and paid. If you’re using WordPress there is a world full of plugins that you can try out – the one I personally have used is Feed WordPress. There are stand alone scripts (Blogs Organizer) and hosted scripts and any other type of script you can think of – the main thing to do is just try them out and see which one works for you. The best kind have some sort of rewriting function so that you can swap out enough words to make the feed post unique to your blog. That way, you can actually get ranked instead of competing with everyone else that is using that feed. Now you just sit back and let the script handle it.

If you’re in a smaller niche that either doesn’t have RSS feeds at all, or they are just crappy ones, there is another solution – you can make your own. Now there are two scripts that I know of offhand for this – one free and hosted, the other paid. The one I use most often is the paid script called Gallery Scraper. This allows you to input a list of hosted galleries, it generates the screenshots for you, and then you just put in the text. You do need an RSS parser for the actual feeds, but the amount of time saved by these pre setup galleries is just mind blowing.

The other script that will do this is Gallery2Blog. It is not quite as elegant as Gallery Scraper, but it is free and hosted elsewhere. Like Gallery Scraper, it will generate the screenshots for you from a list of hosted galleries, and all you need to do is put in the text. This one also requires a separate RSS parser.

Although high quality handwritten blogs do very well, it is very hard to build up a huge network of those. The time and/or money sink is just gigantic, and sometimes you don’t have much luck with a particular niche. So making a combination network of both handwritten and RSS fed blogs is one way to really build yourself up without much of an outlay. With theRSS automated, you’ll have plenty of traffic generation to feed your handwritten blogs, along with income coming in from these.

Whether or not you want to actively promote your RSS blogs is up to you – the thing that I did was just make niche directories that I could dump all of my RSS blogs into. I did make my handwritten ones prominent in these directories, but the hubs like this also make it easy to keep track of just how many blogs you have per niche.

So whether you’re a diehard blogger looking for ways to expand your network painlessly, or you’re a blog newbie looking for some advice, hopefully you have found plenty of useful tips and ideas! Now get to blogging.

From the producers of WordPress.TV: “On Jan. 17, 2009  we’ve switched on WordPress.tv, your visual resource for all things WordPress. On WordPress.tv, you’ll find tutorials for both WordPress self-installs and WordPress.com to help you get blogging fast and hassle-free. We’ve kicked things off with the basics — now you can shape what comes next.”

If you want to learn how to use WordPress, how to do cool stuff with it, how to push it to the bloody edge of reason – WordPress TV is building an exponentially growing library of video training content. WordPress.tv is just getting started but you’ll find a whole bunch of tutorials with a focus on the basics, alongside some choice presentations from last year’s WordCamps.  The purpose of the site is to make it easy for you to find up-to-date, WordPress-themed video content within a couple of clicks, without having to wade through spammy promotional videos, out-of-date content, and missing chunks of presentations.  WordPress TV is definately a site to add to your bookmarks!

I’m really appreciating these bulk blog submitter sites to adult blog directories, they’re real time savers, and for the most part they do send out a fair amount of traffic. If some of these aren’t on your bookmarks and blogrolls, I’d be checking them out.

1 Blog Submitter – Auto submit to 18 Adult Blog Directories – 3 blogs per day limit

Blog Submiter – Select from 26 Adult Directories to submit to. Various rules apply to each listing, so read carefully, don’t just check mark all of them at random.

Adult Blog Resource –  Submit to 15 Adult Blog Directories with one form – 1 Blog daily limit

Gay Blog Submitter – Submit to 5 Gay Blog Directories with one form

Alternative Blog Submitter – from the AdultWebmasterGroup – 1 blog per day limit

AWM – Not a bulk submission site, but lists a number of directories with the submit link

SuperSexBlogs Submitter – 2 blogs per day limit – 10 Directories

Porn Blog Submitter – Unlimited Submissions Daily – Accepts free hosted blogs – 20 Directory Listings

I’m sure you’ve all found or purchased a fantastic theme or design, and you rush to put it up and get a new site happening, but when you start showing off your latest creation, your friends start saying it looks funky in IE 6 or FireFox or any of a multitude of browsers and browser versions in use today.

So how can you be sure your design is going to work properly in all of these browsers? There is an easy solution: You can plugin your site URL on BrowserShots and check for cross browser compatability. Browsershots makes screenshots of your web design in different browsers. It is a free open-source online service created by Johann C. Rocholl. When you submit your web address, it will be added to the job queue. A number of distributed computers will open your website in their browser. Then they will make screenshots and upload them to the central server on BrowserShots.

It’s a free webmaster tool, and you can easily select, or unselect, the browsers you want your design checked against. They are also listed by Operating System: Linux, Windows, Mac OS and BSD.

And a tip of the hat to Abostonboy for hooking me up to this cool webmaster resource!

Keeping up with ping errors from the sites you’ve added to your ping urls service list can be a bit of a pain, especially since you can’t really tell if it’s just an occassional problem or whether the ping site has actually gone offline.  Crappytools provides a daily list of known working ping sites, as well as listing questionable returns for the day. A quick print out and a comparison to your active list can help you weed out some dead url wood.

On another related note, for those of you looking for a current version of the Smart Update Pinger, a new revised version has been undertaken by another author at Ultimate Plugins, as the original plugin has been discontinued by its creator.

“The Ultimate Plugins Smart Update Pinger replaces the standard WordPress build-in ping functionality and makes many improvements to it. It is based on, and an improved version of, the (now discontinued) “Smart Update Pinger v2.00” by Christian Davén.”

 Features:

1. Works for all wp 2.0+ releases
2. For future posts, services are only pinged when the post has appeared on your blog
3. Reverse (newest entries first) logging
4. More detailed ping & error logging
5. Auto-selects whether to do an extended or normal ping depending on server capability
6. For extended pings, it uses the new URL instead of just the homepage URL to ping

Click here to download the latest version of Smart Update Pinger* from Ultimate Plugins.

*note: the site requires registration to access the free plugin

As many of you probably already know, WordPress 2.7 is currently in development with a projected release date set for November, 2008. The release features a work-in-progress left-hand navigation column. There is a survey online that is intended to give WordPress users the ability to play a part in deciding how the navigation options should be grouped.

The proposed menu function is based on sections with submenus, and you can collapse and expand menu sections without leaving your current screen. The image on the left below shows all menu sections collapsed, while the image on the right shows the Content section expanded.

In this survey they are primarily interested in what the top-level categories should be, what they should be called and which submenu items each should contain. They’ll show you a couple of different options and ask you which one you think is the best.

For those of you who have suggestions for labels, link order, etc., you will have the option of providing specific feedback in these areas after you’ve chosen one of the primary options.

Click Here to participate in the WordPress 2.7 Navigation Groupings Survey

It seems that no matter what it is you want to have happen with your WordPress program, you can find a plugin or code generator that will make the job easier and faster than you figuring out the coding on your own.  What started the hunt for a way a non-code savvy blogger could add RSS was a request from a client of mine wanting to know if he could create WordPress PAGES that would display a specific feed per page. The idea being that he wants all of his hand written posts as the regular front page of postings, and then have individual pages that bring in specific sponsor hosted feeds using his affiliate code… that updates automatically. IE: A page for Hunkmoney RSS Feeds, another page for Fantasy Girl Revenue Feeds, and so on.

Now if my client were more code savvy, I’m sure he’d sit down and figure this all out on his own, but he isn’t. And using the RSS Widget feature in the latest versions of WordPress is an “almost” solution. But he doesn’t just want a few rss feed titles on the sidebar. So after spending an hour or so with google and refining my search terms a few times, I found this site: Feed Commander. Feed Commander has a delightfully FREE RSS code generator! You input the RSS URL you want to use, define the display properties, preview your creation, and if you’re happy with it, generate the particular code you need for your website: javascript, asp, php, etc.

Now all my client has to do is create a new PAGE in the admin area, go to code view, and paste in the code and save/publish it, and he should be good to go.

I do have to caution you on over using this fun RSS tool from Feed Commander, as bringing in a lot of RSS content from other sites can be a not so good thing from an SEO standpoint. Use it in moderation, as a variation of ways to offer up quality content to your readers. Try to monitor the actual hits those pages receive vs your upsells for a month or more. Then decide if the feature is actually a benefit or a burden to your blog offerings. You may find that just using the simple sidebar RSS widget to display a few post titles gets a better click through ratio. But by all means, experiment and have fun!

Here’s a cool little video explaining how to convert your video files using a free converter software program called SUPER.

SUPER © Simplified Universal Player Encoder & Renderer. A GUI to ffmpeg, MEncoder, mplayer, x264, ppenc, ffmpeg2theora & the theora/vorbis RealProducer plugIn. 

If you need a simple, yet very efficient tool to convert (encode) or play any Multimedia file, without reading manuals or spending long hours training, then SUPER © is all you need. It is a Multimedia Encoder and a Multimedia Player, easy-to-use with 1 simple click. Download SUPER ©  setup file or for more info visit www.erightsoft.com/Superdc.html

Have some links out there that just don’t seem to be performing as well as you’d hoped? The click throughs are there, but the sales just aren’t amounting to a hill of beans. Chances are, that sponsor’s cookie expiration time left you with a plate full of cookie crumbs and no money for the milkman.

When deciding which sponsor to use for a particular site or product, you might want to take a look at how long that sponsor’s referral cookie is set for. I’ve heard of DVD and sex toy sites that only have a twenty minute cookie! That certainly doesn’t allow much time for the surfer to make a product decision, pull out his wallet and complete an order within a time frame that ensures YOU make a percentage of the sale, especially if the guy comes back a bit later to actually make the purchase.

So how can you find out the expiration time on referral cookies set by the sponsor? If he’s using CCbill you can download a little program called IE Cookie’s View. With this free utility you can sort cookies by the website url, and the six digit key code will identify which sponsor that cookie is for. The default expiration for a CCbill cookie is normally three days, but a sponsor can easily reset that. Obviously, the longer the cookie duration, the better for you and your links getting sales, and with the IE Cookie’s View utility you’ll be able to make a more informed choice about the sites you promote.