Importing a sales page to Ebay

is another necessary but easy task. If you’re familiar with
Ebay and creating a listing, you’ll understand the following instructions. If you’re not, get
familiar with Ebay before reading this particular section.

To import a sales page into Ebay, you just copy and paste the sales page’s html to the
description area of the Ebay listing (make sure the description area is set to allow html.)
As far as how to link to the pictures in sales pages, you’ll first want to upload the folder
with the pictures for the sales page to your server. Then, within the sales page’s html that
you copied to the Ebay description area, link to the pictures.

For example, let’s say the pictures are in a folder entitled ‘index_files’. We upload the
index_files folder to a folder entitled ‘down’ on kimenders.com. The link, then, would be
http://www.kimenders.com/down/index_files/picturename.jpg
Of course, you would replace ‘picturename.jpg’ with each picture’s name, complete with
picture extension (i.e. .jpg, .gif, .png, etc.)

That’s it!

Creating Download Links
When I first started working online, I didn’t have the first clue on how to create a
download link. It’s quite simple, really. You upload the file, for example, a zip labeled
‘ezinekit’. Let’s say we uploaded the file to a folder called ‘files’ on the root level of the
domain, sucheasystuffs.com.

The download link would be
http://www.sucheasystuffs.com/files/ezinekit.zip. Simple as that!
Of course, if you’re creating a download folder on your server, make sure not to make it
too easy to guess – the same applies to the name of your downloadable files. Otherwise,
cunning online thieves could download all of your downloadables!
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Instead Of Having A Plain URL, How Do I Create A Text Link?

Use an anchor tag! For example, let’s say we want the text ‘Click here!’ to show on the
web page and when clicked upon, it redirects to the link, www.my-resell-portal.com
It’s as simple as the following piece of HTML code.
Click here!

The description for each part of the code follows:

”http://www.my-resell-portal.com” This is the link we’re redirecting the visitor to.
> This is the end character for the opening anchor tag.
Click here! This is the text we want the visitor to see on the web page.
This is the closing anchor tag.
Once you created the text link, you would take the resulting HTML code and integrate it
into your web page wherever you wish to place the link.
A Simple Way To Protect Folders On Your Server
Sometimes, hackers try to access the contents of folders on your server by cutting off
pieces of URL’s they find on your site. For example, I could give the following download
link to a customer: http://www.sucheasystuffs.com/files/inuya.zip and if they cut off the
/inuya.zip part of the URL, they could access that folder. This means they would see and
have access to everything in that folder and could possibly navigate within other parts of
your server.

Short of password-protecting a folder, you can simply add an index.html file to a folder.
Anytime a hacker tried to enter that folder thereafter, they would automatically be
redirected to that index.html file. The cool thing about this method is that you can create
a sign-up page for your ezine or some other page you want to be viewed.
A superior way of protecting your downloads, if you can afford it, is to install and use
Sam Stephens’ DLGuard.

You can visit it via the following URL:
http://original-eproducts.com/recommends/DLGuard
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I use this myself and I’ve had nothing but good things to say about it! It’s easy to use and
more secure than Fort Knox!
Creating a Download/Thank You Page
Some software will automatically pop out Thank You and Download pages like gum
balls from a bubble gum machine. I’m including this section for those of you out there
who don’t have the money to purchase one of the aforementioned software or who’d
prefer to manually create their own download pages.

Now, for starters, you start with a bare bones web page. Obviously, you’ll want to
identify the product they’ve purchased with a text label and optionally, a cover shot of the
product.

You can also include the following information:

· ‘Your Transaction Was Successful!’
· ‘Note: Your Credit Card Will Show A Transaction By Payment Processor’
· The Download Link
· Download Instructions
· Links to Winzip and Adobe
Reader (in case the purchaser
needs them)
· A back-end offer
(advertisement for a similar
product/accessory)
· A means of contacting you in
case they have problems
downloading the file
· Copyright & distribution
information
To the right, you’ll find a screenshot of
a cheesy download page I whipped
together quickly.