Archive for the 'Time-Savers' Category
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Jun
07
Jun
07
Auto Social Poster Shared Logins Plugin
I've just released another Wordpress plugin, useful if you're using or thinking about using the Auto Social Poster plugin to automatically submit your Wordpress posts to the social bookmarking sites (such as deli.icio.us, spurl, furl, simpy etc). What my plugin does is allow you to set up multiple Wordpress installs with Auto Social Poster, and have Wordpress automatically fetch your accounts from a CENTRAL URL just before it hands over to Auto Social Poster to submit to the bookmarking sites. Requirements: This plugin obviously only works if you have already purchased, installed, and activated Auto Social Poster. Download: To get this additional plugin free, see here. Installation: Installation of this plugin assumes that you have got Auto Social Poster up and running correctly. ...
22
May
07
May
07
Fresh Content For Your Blog
I've just realised that I have a source of fresh content for this blog: me. I don't post too often on forums these days, but when I do, it's normally because I've got something to say that I think it valuable. So - copy - paste - new content for blog. OK, I need to add a bit to explain why I'm writing what I wrote, but it's probably a good source of regular content.
21
May
07
May
07
Update to the Warrior Forum Greasemonkey Script
Just a simple one: I made the font for the links white. Download the updated version here - just install it over the top of the original.
17
May
07
May
07
Free “time management lite” software: Stay On Focus!
As hinted in my last post, I've just made available a piece of software which is already helping me to get more done: It's available now to download, and if you are an affiliate, you can find a link to send people to that site within your affiliate admin area.
17
May
07
May
07
XSitePro Tips
Here are two tips that just occurred to me, and one that is one that I've been using a while. I use XSitePro to create many of my sites, most of which are simple mini sites - a sales page or lead capture page, a subscription confirmation page, and maybe one or two others. So I've created a snippet of code in HTML which is the GetResponse.com subscription form code. All I do is change the name of the campaign, and the URL to which people are rejected, and sometimes the text on the button as well. Secondly, and this is the first idea that just occurred to me, is to create template pages for the subscription confirmation pages. Now, I believe ...
