I've bought the book, but can't print it. Is that just the way it is with these secured books? If you can't print it out after buying it then I believe that should be mentioned in the sales pitch.
I've bought the book, but can't print it. Is that just the way it is with these secured books? If you can't print it out after buying it then I believe that should be mentioned in the sales pitch.
And the help page suggests uninstalling Acrobat Reader and installing a US version which I have done with no joy. Has anyone else managed to print out this ebook after purchase?
Sorry guys, the update has been put on hold for right now. I'm working 10-12 hour days on some other projects and I just don't have the time available right now to wrap up version two of Autoblog Book. And I don't want to rush things either and give you guys a half-assed attempt of an update; this guide is just as much for me as it is for you.
The current version released July 2009 is surprisingly quite adequate and in most cases beyond the knowledge of what you'll find in any competing autoblogging guide. It was created with every question and concern answered and made in such a way that anyone could easily follow it and take action.
Trust me when I say this is not a money making eBook for me. It's main purpose was to only help me in my autoblogging ventures. I created it to stay one step ahead of autoblogging and to have bigger and better autoblogs. The extra money it makes helps, but it by no means surpasses any other ventures I currently work on.
So.. I hope you guys understand. I'll have it out and completed as soon as I can.
For now, I have lowered the price of the eBook to $20 which you can get here.
This price won't last forever so take action while you can. Once Autoblog Book 2 is released it'll go back up to $37.
Definitively worth the purchase and the read. Great stuff!
The book is how you can effectively create autoblogs and what steps you should take. And yes it tells you about what plugins you should use and how they work.
But kingbrend, since the update is put on hold, could you quick comment on if you think WP Robot would be a valuable asset in this mix?
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