Posts Tagged ‘free’

I was reading a rant by another blogger who was annoyed by those who were copying his content into their websites without giving him the proper accreditation. He was looking for a solution to his problem, something different than Copyscape… and boy, did he find it!

There’s a great new FREE tool called Tynt Tracer (currently in expanded beta) that covertly tracks those who copy even just a little of your content… and adds YOUR link to the copied material!

Seriously… This Is The Coolest Thing!!

Check out this short demo video:

Let me know if you find this as awesome as I do!

When he put together his Birthday Blowout, I was shocked by his generosity. After all, many of those products he was giving away free  are sold for excellent money every day!

When he decided to follow up with yet another mind-blowing offer, I knew he was nuts. For sure.

If you’ve not taken a look yet, go and see it now: Absolutely Nuts Offer :: ICGM
(I’ll wait…)

Back? Good.

Stunned, aren’t you? (grin)

I remember when he began putting it together, he had a fantastic package all put together and then he just… kept ADDING MORE. AND MORE.

AND MORE!

Sincerely, it’s almost ridiculous how much is included.

If you have ANY desire to make some serious cash in 2009 – scratch that… if you want to start making real income within the next 3 months, you HAVE to get this.

And for this price? Man, you’d have to be crazy NOT to take it and run!

The spaces are filling up, and I KNOW Tony would prefer that true Blakers were the ones who benefit, but if you snooze, you lose! There are only a total of 51 spots available…

Go right now and check out the sales page, see all he has included. You’ll be blown away, I promise!

Absolutely Nuts Offer :: ICGM

***I’ll let you in on a little secret…***

Tony and I have been business partners and very close friends for over a year, and he just spent two weeks with me here in Canada to put some projects together and pack this offer full of value. I can personally vouch for the fact that you will be completely astonished by everything you’ll get – including “unadvertised” stuff… he just never stops!!

Don’t waste a single moment more…

Make 2009 an explosive year for you and your business… Tony can truly help you do it.

Have a wonderful New Year!

Absolutely Nuts Offer :: ICGM

Tony Blake is truly nuts.

I should know. I spend all my time with him!! (LOL!)

Right now he is giving away 51 gifts to give you.. absolutely FREE…

You see, he’s celebrating his 51st birthday (late, I might add!) and decided to reward you with a whole pile of great gifts I know you’ll enjoy, learn, use and profit from… and these aren’t junk gifts either…

Unfortunately the birthday celebration almost didn’t happen! In fact, you should have gotten the gifts over 4 weeks ago, but life is often funny and things get in the way…

But not today!

Right now I want you to visit the following website. When you get there, you’ll find a video where Tony explains how you can get your hands on the 51 gifts he wants to give you…

Plus he’s also going to show you how you can continue to get weekly gifts from him all year round! He’s gone absolutely nuts putting this together for you… and my pain is your gain (trust me, I personally put a lot of work into this puppy!) and you’re going to like what he’s put together…

Okay, get ready to grab your gifts… here’s the link:

Tony Blake’s Absolutely Nuts Birthday Giveaway!

He’s never done anything like this before and may never do this again (trust me on this), so don’t miss out on his incredible giveaway…

Oh, and when you get your gifts you’ll also find out about something very rare that he’s doing designed to push you forward in your marketing career and make a big difference in 2009…

So, don’t delay… here’s the link again:

Tony Blake’s Absolutely Nuts Birthday Giveaway!

Grabbing these gifts is like robbing Ft. Knox… there’s tons of gold in what he’s put together for you…

I don’t know how long he’ll have the doors to this celebration open so I wouldn’t delay… I don’t want you to miss out…

Here are some free products that can help save you from malicious software and eavesdroppers. Don’t leave your computer (and your business!) exposed and vulnerable.

The Internet is one of the biggest security holes in the world. When you’re online, websites can gather a massive amount of information about you. Trojan horses and spyware can snoop on you. Keyloggers can capture your keystrokes as you type. Eavesdroppers can steal your passwords.

The free downloads presented here can help to protect you, your family and your business, providing a safer online experience. I did not include antivirus or antispyware programs in favour of focusing on tools you might not have heard about.

Firewalls

A firewall is one of the most basic pieces of protection software you can get. A firewall can shield you from inbound snoopers and even prevent software from sitting invisibly on your computer, making outbound connections to report your activities to unknown sources.

Comodo Firewall Pro

You may figure that you’re perfectly safe if you already have a firewall on your computer through Windows XP or Vista. You aren’t. The firewalls built into both of those systems have issues. The Windows XP firewall, for example, lacks outbound protection. And the Windows Vista firewall is very, very difficult to customize.

An awesome download for a truly flame-proof firewall is the Comodo Firewall. It offers protection for both inbound and outbound threats, along with some very nice additional features. Its Defense+ feature, for example, locks down particularly vulnerable files and folders so that nothing can alter them.

You will have to spend a bit of time training this software, but it’s well worth the effort. What will happen is that you’ll get a pop-up when installing or accessing software that asks you whether you want to allow the application to proceed. You can cut down on the training time and the number of interruptions by using the program’s Clean PC mode. In this mode, Comodo scans your PC for applications and registers them as “safe”. Afterward, you won’t see as many alerts. Another nice extra is an “install mode” that shuts off the firewall for 15 minutes, so you can install a new application without getting inundated with alerts.

FREE Download: Comodo Firewall Pro
http://www.comodo.com/index.html

Vista Firewall Control

The Windows Vista firewall is better than the one built into Windows XP because it includes outbound as well as inbound protection. Outbound protection is vital, because Trojan horses and spyware often use silent outbound connections to do their damage. In addition, some malicious software uses invisible outbound connection from your computer to send out spam or malware without your knowledge.

It has one big problem, however… The outbound firewall is almost impossible to configure.
The Vista Firewall Control utility gives you the control that Vista SHOULD have. When a program attempts to make any outbound connection an alert appears, identifying the application. You can then choose to enable or disable the connection.

FREE Download: Vista Firewall Control
http://www.sphinx-soft.com/Vista/

Password Protection

Password theft is one of the biggest problems that a user faces online. With the following downloads, you’ll be able to keep your passwords private and safe.

KeePass Password Safe

Most people have dozens of online and offline passwords used for websites, e-mail, and more. If your password is stolen, you’re in trouble.

KeePass Password Safe offers a simple way to keep track of and store all of your passwords in a lightweight, simple-to-use database. It encrypts the database so that only you have access to it. You can lock it with a master password or with a file key.
KeePass Password Safe stores all of your passwords in groups, so you can find the one you need easily, letting you drag-and-drop your passwords, copy them to the clipboard, and paste them into a webpage or an application using a hot-key. You can also search for passwords, and print and export them in various formats, including CSV, HTML, TXT, and XML files. You can import them, too. This application can generate random passwords as well.

FREE Download: KeePass Password Safe
http://keepass.info/

KeyScrambler Personal

One of the biggest risks you face online is theft of your username and passwords from logging into commercial websites (such as banking and financial sites) and web-based e-mail accounts. A criminal who steals that information could easily empty your bank account and steal your identity.

This add-on to Internet Explorer and Firefox is intended as a simple way to help keep you safer. As you type your password, KeyScrambler Personal scrambles it so that the information sent out over the Internet doesn’t match what you type. A small icon sits at the bottom of your screen and as you type, you’ll also see the scrambled text that the program is sending.

FREE Download: KeyScrambler Personal
http://www.qfxsoftware.com/

Cleaning Your Traces

As you surf the internet, your web browser keeps traces of your travels on your computer. Websites and people who may use your computer can look at those traces as well. Fortunately, there are tools that can get rid of the tracks you leave behind. Another privacy problem relates to Microsoft Office. Documents that contain private information (unknown to the sender) that get sent out by e-mail.

Free Internet Window Washer

To maintain your privacy, you need an internet washer like Free Internet Window Washer – a free tool that will delete your IE browsing history, recently typed URLs, etc. Click Wash Settings, then click Browsers, and the program will remove everything you ask it to clean. If you prefer, click Test Now to see a preview of what the program will do.
Free Internet Window Washer also cleans traces from instant messengers such as AIM, ICQ, MSN Messenger, Skype, and Yahoo! Messenger. It also cleans traces from a wide variety of other programs, including Microsoft Office and Adobe Acrobat.

FREE Download: Free Internet Window Washer
http://www.eusing.com/Window_Washer/Window_Washer.htm

CCleaner

Here’s another great tool for cleaning up all traces of your internet browsing activities. While CCleaner cleans both Internet Explorer and Firefox, it also cleans traces from Adobe Acrobat, Adobe Flash Player, Google Toolbar, and Windows Media Player. It even cleans up after larger apps such as Microsoft Office, and it also includes a registry cleaner.

FREE Download: CCleaner
http://www.ccleaner.com/

SendShield

A lesser-known privacy issue may be among the most dangerous: hidden, private information in Microsoft Office documents that become exposed when the documents are made public. This problem has struck some of the best-know enterprises in the world – such as Google, and even the British government. Office documents contain lots of private info that the owner might prefer remain private, such as hidden text, document authors, revision histories, mark-up, hidden cells, and hidden spreadsheets. When such information hitchhikes along with the visible text of a document, people can find it without much effort.

SendShield is an excellent, well-designed and free solution. When you send a Microsoft Office document through Outlook, SendShield looks inside the document for private information and shows you what it finds. You can then delete all of the information you wish. The deletion affects only the copy of the document you send; the original file remains intact on your computer.

FREE Download: SendShield
http://www.sendshield.com/home/index.php

Rootkit and Malware Killers

Even the best antivirus and antispyware tools can’t keep your information and computer completely safe. Rootkits can often escape detection, and once they are installed in your computer system, a malicious person can take control of your system and steal whatever private info they want. Here are two rootkit/malware killers that may help tip the odds in your favour.

F-Secure Blacklight Rootkit Eliminator

Rootkits spread in various ways, such as by hitching a ride along on another download. Then it hides deep in your system, using sneaky techniques to escape detection and elimination. With a rootkit infecting your system, someone can take complete control of your computer without your knowledge. Some antivirus tools claim to detect and kill them, but many don’t. Even if your antivirus software claims to detect them, it’d be wise to use F-Secure’s Blacklight Rootkit Eliminator as well. This tool is designed exclusively to detect and kill rootkits.

The program inspects your computer’s files and hidden processes to determine if you’ve been infected with a rootkit. It then tells you whether your system is clean or may be infected, listing every sign of infection that it found. You can then use Blacklight Rootkit Eliminator to remove the threat. Before taking that step, though, it’s a good idea to search for the file name on Google and make sure that the file is a rootkit and not some obscure, legitimate file.

If you don’t feel comfortable renaming, restoring, and deleting files – and troubleshooting PCs – you may be wiser to pass on this more advanced utility.

FREE Download: F-Secure Blacklight Rootkit Eliminator
http://www.f-secure.com/security_center/

HijackThis

If spyware or a Trojan gets past your defenses despite your best efforts, download HijackThis. It can help detect problems that other malware detectors can’t find, and then will advise you about what to do.

Unlike most other antimalware software, HijackThis doesn’t automatically detect dangerous software. Instead, it looks deeply into your system’s Registry and into other areas that are likely to be infected, and then saves its results to a log file. You then post the log file to the HijackThis website for experts to examine. They analyze, determine if your system is infected, and then tell you how to fix the problem.

FREE Download: HijackThis
http://www.trendsecure.com/portal/en-US/tools/security_tools/hijackthis

Browsing Privacy and Security

Looking for multipurpose tools for protecting your privacy and security? The following three can help you surf anonymously, avoid trouble at wireless hot spots, and receive alerts about certain sites that may host malware designed to invade your privacy.

Tor

A surprising amount of information about you can be gathered as you surf… The operating system you use, the sites you’ve visited, your location, and possibly even your company (based on your IP address).

Tor takes all of your internet communications, including instant messaging and other Internet applications, and sends them around a network of “onion” routers (Tor servers), making it impossible for sites or people to invade your privacy.

The Tor download includes other software that you need for maintaining your privacy, such as Privoxy, a proxy program. These programs work well together; and because the software self-configures, they are simple to use. Tor runs in your system tray. To become anonymous, right-click the icon and choose Start. From that point on, you’ll be anonymous. To stop surfing anonymously, right-click again and choose Stop. You can even change your Tor identity for maximum cloaking.

FREE Download: Tor
http://www.torproject.org/

Hotspot Shield

Online dangers can even  arise when you’re away from your home or office: Wi-Fi hacking and snooping. In a hotspot at a public location, a criminal can set up a “sniffer” to capture all the data sent by everyone in the area. The snoop can see all of the information you send and receive over the Internet, including your user names and passwords.

Hotspot Shield sets up a virtual private network (VPN) for you and encrypts all of your data so that it can’t be read. It’s quite simple to install, set up, and use, except that during the installation process, you must make sure not to let the Dealio toolbar be installed. It’s adware that has nothing to do with how the program works, and choosing not to install it won’t have any adverse effects.

FREE Download: Hotspot Shield
http://anchorfree.com/downloads/hotspot-shield/

McAfee Site Advisor for Firefox
Most people get infected by downloading software or by visiting a website that installs malware without their knowledge. How can you know which are safe and which ones aren’t? MacAfee SiteAdvisor does a great job of letting you know. When you perform a search in Google or Yahoo, you’ll see an icon that rates the safety of the sites. A red X warns you that it’s a dangerous sites; a green check means that it’s safe; and a yellow exclamation mark means that it’s questionable.

Hover your mouse over the icon and a pop-up will appear, letting you know whether the site has dangerous downloads, if the site sends spam, and whether the site includes links to other sites that are known risks. You get even more information when you click “More Info” on the pop-up where you’ll get a detailed list of the dangerous downloads, and what malware or adware infects the site.

Site Advisor works when you browse sites as well. The software displays a small icon at the bottom of the screen as you surf. The icon warns you when you hit a dangerous site.

FREE Download: McAfee Site Advisor for Firefox
http://www.siteadvisor.com/

Firefox Add-Ons

These three privacy-related, Firefox add-ons are some of the best available to improve your browsing experience.

NoScript

Interactive features can be used to attack and damage your computer. JavaScript, plug-ins, Java, and other kinds of code on websites can be hazardous. But the problem is, if you turn them off you lose some of the best things on the Web; and if you keep them, you expose yourself to danger.

NoScript is a Firefox extension that lets you turn scripts, plug-ins, and other interactive elements on or off independently, turned on at some sites and turned off at others. It also protects against cross-site scripting attacks, as well, lets you to customize which scripts and/or extensions you allow on a per-site basis. You can also block sites temporarily or permanently.

FREE Download: NoScript
http://noscript.net/getit

WOT

WOT is a Firefox add-on that rates sites according to their privacy, security, and trustworthiness, from Excellent to Very Poor. It displays an icon indicating how it rates a particular site. As you search, you’ll be able to see the icon as well, so you can decide before visiting a site whether you want to go there.

FREE Download: WOT
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/3456

Secure Login

Secure Login provides a way for you to log in to websites securely. It integrates with Firefox’s password list so when you visit a site, you can log in by clicking a button instead of having to type in your user name and password. Secure Login keeps your passwords safe in various ways. It stops malicious JavaScript code from stealing your password, and it can block other password-stealing attacks.

FREE Download: Secure Login
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/4429

Don’t forget to check out the additional Free Downloads I’ve posted over at ABlakeForum.com – a total of 40 “must have” tools and resources for your business. Here are the links:

http://ablakeforum.com/index.php/topic,1071.0.html

http://ablakeforum.com/index.php/topic,1237.0.html

Have fun!

I can recall back in the internet “olden days” when discussion groups were the only way to communicate with a group of people. The old bulletin boards were populated by the true die-hard computer geeks, when internet marketing was still just a baby.

I wish I knew then what I know now!

The real advent of group communications came along for mainstream internet use with forums… the original social networks. These wonderful tools for communicating with the masses exploded into every niche, allowing people from all over the globe to connect, converse and share.

There are several forums in the Internet Marketing niche that have stood the test of time: the Warrior Forum, the Anthony Blake Forum, and a handful of others are the few who were vibrant, active forums before the year 2000. These forums are the cornerstones on which many marketers build their internet empires!

In the fall of 2007, I brainstormed with a group of spectacularly brilliant marketers – one of which was the legendary Tony Blake. In a dazzling session filled with hypothetical ideas, wishes and enthusiasm, an idea formed in Tony’s mind… and that idea was to take his old-fashioned forum of 15 years and redefine what an Internet Marketing Forum should be in the 21st century!

Through months of research, planning and development, a new era in Internet Marketing Forums was born… there were many sleepless nights and excitement continued to build as “launch day” approached!

On March 12th, 2008, the brand-new Anthony Blake Online – Entrepreneurial Success Forum made it’s debut to the delight and amazement of it’s long-time, online community.

The ABlakeForum has leaped into the 21st century with features like user-embedded video, audio and images; a dedicated social network, exclusive “Members Only” content, frequent contests and prizes, social bookmarking and submissions, the ability to use affiliate links in signature files, increasingly lively discussions without worry of being deleted, zero tolerance SPAM security enhancements, expert-moderated forums in several internet marketing related categories, and so much more!

And the best is yet to come!! I know of several new features being primed for release this month alone… and all of it geared to helping you profit from your internet business!

How do I know all of this?

I’m one of three Admins on the forum – Tony Blake himself, of course, who keeps a close watch over everything; then there’s me, and my focus is on Development/Design; and Terry Crim the Technical Administrator, who’s expertise keeps the forum running smoothly, efficiently and securely.

If you haven’t yet registered at the ABlakeForum, now is definitely the time! There are so many features coming your way, several of which will be in “Members Only” areas that I’d hate to see anyone left out! Oh, and did I tell you – membership is FREE? That’s right…

Over the past 6 months, there’s been a decided decrease in forum participation across the internet. With quicker, easier ways to communicate like social networks, and those with instant gratification and feedback, such as Twitter, many of the mainstream forums have been discouraged by the lack of visitors.

I’ve watched some of the more popular forums struggle with implementing new ideas, yet there is still a general discontent with the way things are… holding onto what worked in the past is often a recipe for failure in the future if there is no room for growth and change.

But not at the ABlakeForum!

We’re happy to report a steady increase in visitors and traffic – far greater than we could have hoped for or expected only months after the re-launch! Our membership is growing daily, and we’re attracting some of the most brilliant marketing minds around to share and educate.

I hope to see you there! We’d love to hear your feedback, and we’re excited to roll out the newest features of this 21st century marketing forum over the summer. Don’t miss out! Sign up FREE today!

Here’s a list of some of the best free directories and social networks. All have a page rank of 5 to 9, and all have free submission! If you find this useful, Stumble, Digg, Twitter (or whatever your preference is!) this post!

PR9

• bloglines.com Blog Directory
• del.icio.us Social Network
• vlib.org General directory

PR8

• about.com Social Network
• answers.com Social Network
• digg.com Social Network
• dmoz.org General directory
• google.com/dirhp General directory
• myfeedz.com Social Network
• newsgator.com Social Network
• reddit.com Social Network
• stumbleupon.com Social Network
• technorati.com Social Network

PR7

• 2rss.com RSS directory
• blo.gs Blog Directory
• blogcatalog.com Blog Directory
• blogdigger.com Blog Directory
• blogflux.com Blog Directory
• blogpulse.com Blog Directory
• blogskinny.com Blog Directory
• blogtoplist.com Blog Directory
• bubl.ac.uk General Catalogue
• business-directory.com General directory
• icerocket.com Blog Directory
• ilovelanguages.com General directory
• lii.org General directory
• musicmoz.org Music Directory
• open-site.org Internet Encyclopedia
• portal.eatonweb.com Blog Directory
• thomasnet.com Industry’s Companies Catalog
• topica.com Marketing directory

PR6

• 1234-find-web-designers.org E-Commerce & Web Designer Directory
• aardvark.co.za General directory
• accoona.com Business directory
• anybrowser.com Browser Compatibility Verification
• best-searchengine.com General directory
• bloggapedia.com Blog Directory
• edezines.com Web Site Designer Dir.
• edikkanet.com General directory
• ezilon.com General directory
• websubmission.com SEO Web Directory
• globeofblogs.com Blog Directory
• haddock.org General directory
• info-listings.com General directory
• killersites.com/directory Web Design Directory
• londovor.com General directory
• lsblogs.com Blog Directory
• mastermoz.com General directory
• maxpromo.com General directory
• miriblack.com General directory
• mygreencorner.com General directory
• net-sleuth.com General directory
• niche-listings.com General directory
• nodeworks.com General directory
• rakcha.com General directory
• scrubtheweb.com General directory
• seocourt.com General directory
• theshoppings.com General directory
• topblogging.com Blog Directory
• webdesignfinders.net Web designers directory
• webdesignstuff.com Website Design Directory
• weblogalot.com Blog Directory

PR5

• 5starblogs.com Blog Search Directory
• americasbest.com United States Open Directory
• anoox.com General directory
• artmam.net General directory
• blogoriffic.com Blog Directory
• canadaone.com/business Canadian Business Directory
• canlinks.net General directory for Canadian sites
• cgbee.com General directory
• chiff.com General directory
• click4choice.com General directory
• clickey.com General directory
• directory.classifieds1000.com General directory
• directory.findelio.com General directory
• directory.ldmstudio.com General directory
• directory.lycos.co.uk/ General directory
• directory.r-tt.com General directory
• directoryworld.net General directory
• eaproject.com General directory
• eliteweb.cc General directory
• esearchresearch.info General directory
• esyndicat.com/dir SEO Resources Directory
• feedboy.com RSS Feeds Directory
• feeds4all.com General directory
• websitedirectory.com General directory
• frety.net General directory
• geniusfind.com General directory
• globalgateway.com General directory
• illumirate.com General directory
• imegamall.com General directory
• information.com General directory
• infrasec-conf.org General directory
• internet-web-directory.com General directory
• l10s.com General directory
• prolinkdirectory.com General directory
• re-quest.net General directory
• resourcelinks.net Business Directory
• rudyroots.org General directory
• searchsight.com General directory
• searchsight.com/Directory.htm General directory
• spheri.com General directory
• squidlink.com General directory
• strictlycss.com CSS directory/gallery and CSS articles
• uksmallbusinessdirectory.co.uk UK Small Business Directory
• webworldindex.com General directory
• wholesalepages.co.uk UK Wholesale & Dropshippers Dir.
• worldsiteindex.com General directory
• xoron.com General directory
• zensearch.com General directory
  

In recent months, there has been a notable increase in marketers talking about “moving the free line”, and generally instructing new marketers to give away valuable content to build their lists, in order to create customers in the future.

On the surface, there seemed to be some value in this advice. After all, there are giveaways popping up daily, free reports everywhere… all with the intention of obtaining that all-important email address on a double opt-in form.

I decided to test this theory. (This is a simplified version)

I am creating a product for a niche I have been active in for some time. (Sorry, I am not going to reveal the niche; suffice it to say that it’s as competitive as the IM niche). The product I am developing contains useful software, a detailed info product on pdf, an audio version of the info product and a video showing how to use the software along with the info product.

I will create one other product of similar value and structure, and two reports with additional, related advice and tips.

I’ll purchase two very similar domain names, created two websites. One website to give away the product for free, just for opting in to my list.

The other will be a basic sales page using similar language, but charging $67 for the product. Upon successful payment, the customer will be directed to the download page which includes an opt-in form for the same newsletter.

I will employ the exact same marketing strategies to each site. I’ll drive traffic, use PPC, post in related forums, create articles – all the usual things.

The opt-in will enroll each subscriber in to a seven part email series as follows:

1. (immediate delivery) A thank you for downloading the product, along with their download link in case they weren’t redirected after payment/signup.
2. (two days later) A repeat of the benefits of the product, and encouragement to take action with it. I’ll also include a link to download one of the two reports I am creating as an additional bonus.
3. (three days later) Pure content, highly related to the product and includes several valuable resources for more information.
4. (three days later) Again, pure, actionable content.
5. (three days later) Give away the second bonus report. This bonus report is a lead-in to the second product, and in fact has links inside taking them to the product sales page.
6. (three days later) Again content, leaving off with a teaser at the end about how a specific problem talked about would be solved in the next email and to watch for it.
7. (sent out two days later) Purely promotional, sending subscribers to the sales page for my second product. This product will be priced at $47.

Can you predict what my results will be?

I’d love to hear your thoughts!!

I just love new, unique ways to drive traffic & increase opt-ins!

The Raffle Site Script was designed to help anyone kick their list building efforts into high gear instantly!

With this script, you can run a raffle offering as many different prizes as you want (digital, home delivery & pickup prizes are accepted), and the script will run fully automated down to running the raffle on it’s own and doing the delivery of digital prizes instantly to winners!

Run Free/for Profit Raffles

You can use the Raffle Site Script to run Free Raffles (raffles in which people get in for free in exchange of becoming a part of your mailing list) anywhere in the world!

Run an Unlimited Amount of Raffles!

After each raffle drawing is done, the script will AUTOMATICALLY archive all the tickets from each raffle for you.

This way you can setup a new raffle every time, choose to run the same raffle every so often, etc. etc. Giving you the flexibility to do whatever you want!

Having More Options = Having More Control!

This script has the highest range of customization possible, which ends up making your websites running the Raffle Site Script act the exact way you want them to, look the exact way you want them to, etc.

Offer ANYTHING You Want as a Prize!

You can offer anything you want as a prize! The Raffle Site Script was made to handle prizes that are either available through a download URL (digital prizes), prizes that are going to be mailed out to the winners, and prizes that are going to be picked up by the winners. You get FULL control!

There’s even more to tell you, so go check out the site : Raffle Site Script – Have some fun with it!

A few weeks ago I was contacted by a very lovely lady named Hilary Stewardson to participate as an expert for Seminars With The Experts – a series of teleseminars she is providing for free!

Hilary has corralled 12 experts in all areas of internet marketing to answer questions for an entire hour, every Tuesday night beginning May 20th. 2008.

Her first teleseminar is with none other than Liz Tomey!

Go ahead – check out the site (yep! I designed it!) and sign up for the series… I’d love to answer any questions you might have, and this is the perfect opportunity!

Here’s the link: Seminars With The Experts – I look forward to seeing you there!