Comments on: I thought this guy was good… but now I think he’s just unbelievable!!! Marketing at its BEST!

By: Hayley

Hayley — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 08:05:12 +0000

You will find that the whole Guitar affiliate, marketing, niche is the result of Product Launch by Jeff Walker. They are either using his methods or have been one of his students and the whole niche uses his PLF methods of marketing now.

By: Mike

Mike — Thu, 27 Mar 2008 23:41:12 +0000

It seems that for the most part it worked. The left currly bracket should be replaced by the less than symbol, and the right currly bracket is really the greater than sysmbol.

By: Mike

Mike — Thu, 27 Mar 2008 23:38:44 +0000

Third time a charm?

Because of the limitations I am encountering I will try this a totally different way. Where you see { use the opening angle bracket/lesser than symbol (”").

Start of HTML code to create the frames:
{frame name=”banner” marginwidth=100% noresize}
{frame name=”tabs” marginwidth=100% noresize}
{frame name=”nav” marginwidth=10% noresize}
{frame name=”main” marginwidth=80% noresize}
{frame name=”ads” marginwidth=10% scrolling=”auto”}
{frame name=”legal” marginwidth=100% noresize}

and to link to the main frame using HTML code:
{a href=”http://site.to.display.com” target=”main” title=”TV 2 C”}TV 2 C{/a}

Remember, { =

By: Mike

Mike — Thu, 27 Mar 2008 23:29:35 +0000

Sorry folks, the code got lost, here is the missing info (trying to display it in a different manner):

and the code to link to it is

TV to C

I hope this displays correctly

By: Mike

Mike — Thu, 27 Mar 2008 23:20:39 +0000

An iFrame is is a window embedded in the main window. That isn’t a perfect description, yet it gives you an idea.

A better description is take a sheet of paper, draw margins around it, mainly the top and left side. The top and left side remain on the originating page, while the center opens the other site. This way you still have your site displayed, in the margins, and you don’t open a new tab or window, nor replace your current page with the new web site. This way you still keep the surfer on your site, show them what they want, and control the experince.

An iFrame can be created using just a regular HTML page, yet is better done in CSS (a style sheet). To give you an idea of how it is created, this is just an outline.

Header/banner
Tabs/menus
Navigation (left side) | main window | ads/certificates (right side)
Copyright/legal/footer

Most of the time the main window displays content from your site selected from the margins, such as Tabs/menus, or Navigation. What the guy in the video is doing is displaying the affiliate site in the main window, so you don’t leave his site.

Yes, I did leave out the code, yet here is the basics of it:

This mainly sets up the frames, and as you can see, it is named based on what I have suggested above. It is the center section that holds the most interest for us. We set the margins so the center, or main, frame has the widest width of the three, yet we want to be able to see the left and right margins. We are displaying a scrollbar on the right side if needed, hense the scrolling=”auto”.

Then for a link in say the navigation frame on the left you just use main as the target, such as the following:
Must See TV
If you are using style sheets (i.e., CSS), then you are most likely using Div. The keywords are different, yet it is better, and seperates the code (the keywords/tags) from the content, ensuring that even if the articles change they get displayed the same way on your site. The tags used in CSS, such as Div, provides something simular to the tags used in HTML (i.e., frame), yet is better for the current and future standards.

Different sites/programs use CSS, and so it may be a good idea to learn the basics of it. WordPress, Joomla, even HperVRE, use CSS to help keep the sites built looking consistant even if the content changes (i.e., blog entries, articles, forums). When you speak of a template, say for a WordPress or Joomla site, you are talking about the underlying CSS file(s), and supporting file - such as the header graphics. Joomla makes this easy, you just use a wrapper module, enter the needed info, and it is pretty much the iFrame you desire. I am sure WordPress has something simular, and I don’t remember how in HyperVRE - Gold edition, yet it can be done, like adding an Amazon affiliate display.

Sorry to be so long-winded. Of course, there are sites that are better at explaining this than I am. That means googling it, or visit www.w3c.org, - the maintainer of the web standards. Hope it helps none the less.

By: Rather not say

Rather not say — Thu, 27 Mar 2008 19:08:58 +0000

It’s a clever idea, and the guy is making some amazing cash from it. (He owns the affiliate ID and the site itself.) But, the guy himself isn’t an honest person. I know because I was looking to buy MusicMasterPro, and through my background checking, I found out he had purposely misrepresented a lot of things. It’s a great idea for an affiliate technique, but I wouldn’t praise the guy himself all that much.