just-ask-kim.com If you’ve had a chance to check out my Top 10 Must Have WordPress Plugins post, you probably already know that I’m in love with the Digg Digg plugin. If not, I’d like to take this opportunity to introduce you to a plugin that has become a must have on my blog! Social media integration is a must these days and few things are more annoying than trying to get countless little share button plugins to all behave at the same time. It seems no matter what you do with the suckers at least one of them always has to have a mind of its own. Fortunately for us, there’s Digg Digg, a WordPress plugin which integrates nineteen and counting possible social media share buttons. It makes them all easy to lay out, lots of flexibility and the best part is they tend to actually go where you tell them to! (Novel idea right?) PS: You can find my Top 10 list at: just-ask-kim.com
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Two New Compiz Fusion Plugins: Screensaver and Aquarium
Here is a quick screencast demonstrating the two newest plugins for Compiz Fusion: Screensaver and Atlantis Cube. Enjoy!
Contact Form 7 Plugin Install for WordPress
This is a video tutorial teaching how to install and configure contact form 7 for WordPress. You will also need Really Simple CAPTCHA plugin too which I teach how to get both of them working within WordPress admin panel.
WordPress NextGEN Gallery Plugin Tutorial
This tutorial demonstrates how to use the WordPress NextGEN Gallery Plugin. Make sure to watch in HD full screen for best quality. Brought to you by MateMedia – Your Partner on The Web – matemedia.com. Join us on Facebook at http Join us on Twitter at bit.ly
41 How to Recruit Affiliates
Recruiting Affiliates: Part 2
You should understand that many affiliates have been doing this for some time and they know exactly what they want or don’t want. The kind of plan you choose to use when paying your affiliates will decide, in many instances, who will join with you and who won’t. There are three main plan categories for you to choose between. Furthermore, there are tiers. We’ll begin with the plans, and then continue onto a talk about tiers.
Pay-per-click, or PPC, plans are the type of programs you may have heard mentioned most often. This kind of affiliate plan, as well as the other choices, is performance based. The way it works is easy. A visitor to a website notices a banner ad or another kind link to a site. He or she clicks on that link. Every click is worth a certain amount of money to the web master of that site. While this is a wonderful plan, there has been some worry recently about “click fraud”, which means clicks are being made with the only purpose being to generate more money for the host site.
Pay-per-sale, or PPS, plans enable greater discretion. With this type of plan the seller only pays the affiliate if a sale is made. Whatever the commission rate is, the seller pays according to the price of the item sold.
Pay-per-lead, or PPL, is the last kind of commission plan. With this arrangement the seller will pay the commission to the affiliate whenever a lead is created. This can result from either directed traffic that visits the seller’s site and registers for something, or is a lead based on a pre-determined criterion.
Now let’s discuss tiers. Tiers work in an easy to understand manner. It all boils down to referrals. Let’s pretend you set up 2 tiers. The first tier is affiliates who approached you directly. They will earn commission on both the traffic they generate and on the traffic generated by their referrals. The second tier consists of affiliates who were sent to you by another affiliate. These affiliates earn commission on their referred visitors, and the first tier affiliate also earns a lower commission, without having to do any work.
These are the main choices you have regarding setting up an affiliate plan. You can iron out the details whatever way suits you best. Keep in mind that the primary question is whether or not your plan will be competitive enough to make affiliates want to join.
How To Automatically Update WordPress Plugins
enlightenedwebmastery.com visit here for more Follow along with the video tutorial and learn how to use the Upgrade Automatically feature in WordPress to Update Your Plugins to the Latest Versions and Why
WordPress Silo Plugin & Silo Structure Explained
www.wordpresssiloplugin.net This light-hearted video is designed to explain the silo structure, how it works and introduce you to Dan Raine’s wordpress Silo Plugin. We hope you enjoy it! Get your copy here — http
How to use WordPress plugins
Sean Percival teaches you the basics of starting your own WordPress blog. For more tips on starting your own blog visit: www.mahalo.com