[METHOD Step-by-Step with CODE] My Twisted Method to $1k+ a week - NOOB friendly
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Monkehx
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- Apr 17, 2011
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link doesn't work?
i understand the jyst of what ur doing. Gonna take time for me to implement it.
going to try to use a free webhost first to see if i can make money, then buy a host to make it look cleaner if it seems profitable. Just need to learn how to make a website, shouldnt take long to learn.
dont people see the url of your site and realize its not mediafire?
going to try to use a free webhost first to see if i can make money, then buy a host to make it look cleaner if it seems profitable. Just need to learn how to make a website, shouldnt take long to learn.
dont people see the url of your site and realize its not mediafire?
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Honestly, I've looked at the demo, and clicked on the link before even looking at the URL. It looks that good. And I'm a master of detecting phishing
Lets assume that i can get 1000 people every month all over the u.s and canada to complete the CPA offers In order for them to get access to whatever they were looking for... do i STILL get paid by the CPA companies.. this seems wayy too easy, that it sounds like BS!
PLEASE ANSWER!
IM GOINGNUTS over this
PLEASE ANSWER!
IM GOINGNUTS over this
eightysixluck
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- Mar 29, 2011
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Is it possible to slice the image and make multiple clickable slices?
kikiriki
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- Dec 18, 2008
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Can someone tell me how the hell can i create the html page?
I am so bad in photoshop, slicingand code adding that i dont know how to make
my frist html page, and i really want to make it.
I am even ready to pay a few bucks to who can help me on skype to create a page and an offer.
I am so bad in photoshop, slicingand code adding that i dont know how to make
my frist html page, and i really want to make it.
I am even ready to pay a few bucks to who can help me on skype to create a page and an offer.
artlocke
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- May 28, 2010
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Just follow what the op says. You don't need to be good on photoshop you can use paint if you want. What you need to do is to find a page to replicate press F11 to view it in full screen then press printscreen then paste it on paint then save it as an image then upload it on any image hosting site. Next thing to do is to put it on a html which is
HTML:
<img src="URL OF YOUR IMAGE GIVEN BY THE HOSTING SITE" />you may try to visit w3schools.com for a better tutorials
http://www.w3schools.com/TAGS/tryit.asp?filename=tryhtml_image_test
Nutz 'R Us
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- Apr 28, 2010
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Pretty sweet method!
Deez The Webguru
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Most excellent this is a great share OP. Thanks for taking the time to provide detailed step by step instructions. I get the idea, just need to read it over to make sure I get it right on implantation. Also want to see if I can figure out any ways to add in a twist or two to this method... Thanks a stack... Thanks and Rep points heading ur way mate!
daamn gave me lot of thought man thx since those big boards traffic can be twisted with other incentives related by free niche product , download as now , or even service ... or even creating mailing lists websites with long term milking
great inspiration thx
.. btw i caught its mediafire even after i read the tutorial (rofl)
since those big boards traffic can be twisted with other incentives related by free niche product , download as now , or even service ... or even creating mailing lists websites with long term milking great inspiration thx
.. btw i caught its mediafire even after i read the tutorial (rofl)
Opening your site on my 16:9 widescreen monitor makes the entire right side of the screen look like its been cut of, just plain white. You probably have a 4:3 resolution. The users using widescreens can easily tell that there is something wrong.
Is it possible to stretch the images to fit whatever resolution the user is using without making the method to complicated?
Maybe slice the border parts without text and then stretch them to fit the screen, so the text does not mess up.
Would that be too much hassle to pull of?
Is it possible to stretch the images to fit whatever resolution the user is using without making the method to complicated?
Maybe slice the border parts without text and then stretch them to fit the screen, so the text does not mess up.
Would that be too much hassle to pull of?
onlythabst
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- Dec 28, 2010
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Very cool method!
Starting this soon! Ordering clp this weekend! Thanks for the share! Probably a noob question, but what about if you had your high paying CPA offers pop up and if the viewer is skeptical and decides to exit it out, he is offered a simple CPA email submit instead as a last resort to make profit.
I haven't got clp and still new to IM so I'm not sure of the limitations yet!
I haven't got clp and still new to IM so I'm not sure of the limitations yet!