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Prepare for the Future with Redirect Urls


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Teresa King
teresanetswan.com

Tips for Top
http://www.tipsfortop.com


Branding eBooks are all the rage. There is no doubt

that they can and will bring in residual income.

When the author recommends great affiliate sites to

complement the book, it can make a KA CHING out of

your computer.



But........



Branding takes time. When you start to set up a book,

you have to join affiliate programs, get signed up,

then you have to brand the book, and set the book up

and its sales page or its giveaway page, and finally

you are done.



Maybe you joined five affiliate programs, put your email,

your domain and a few other things that you could fit

into the recommendation area of the book, and a few

weeks pass, then the nightmare begins . . . . . .





You get a letter from one of the affiliate programs

that tells you they have upgraded their affiliate

program and you now have a new login and a new url

to promote. Oh, oh!



You fix it, and then to your horror, you get a letter

from your ISP that they have sold their business to

another company and your email is about to change.



Oh, no!



Or, you started your business with no money and you had

a bunch of free pages, and the free page company just

decided to go belly up. Your pages disappear and your

branded products, your email on your articles, even

autoresponders that you may have set up have all gone

defunct.



Okay, do you think that I am telling you all this off the

top of my head? Well, all of the above has happened to me.

So, let my experience help you learn now. Grab a domain

name that you will be using for your main email. Always, pay

for that domain.



Make redirect pages to go to that domain, such as

yoursite.com/marketprogram yoursite.com/greatbargain

yoursite.com/hostpackage yoursite.com/new

yoursite.com/easymoney . . . Well, you get the idea.



Then, when an income opportunity goes bye-bye, you will

be prepared to replace the redirect to go to another

program that has a potential of making you money. It's

a lot easier than changing pages, books, autoresponders,

article resource boxes and even telling your friends that

you have a new email.



Plan for your future and save yourself countless headaches

and your valuable time. By making redirect pages and by

using your own email with your own domain name at all times

so that you can keep control of anything that you have

branded or any webpages that you currently are promoting.



How to make a redirect page? Well, many servers now have a

redirect function in their control panel. However, if they

don't, just place this code into your index page for your

directories that you will be making. That way, when a program

changes, you can just change the redirect on that page and

all will be well.



html



meta HTTP-EQUIV="refresh"content="0; url=http:yourrealsite.com"



/html





That's it. The "0" is how fast you want it to refresh. 0 is

a good time limit for a quick redirect.



****************************

Teresa King

September 2002 (c)



Teresa owns a successful business on the web and keeps

you informed of the latest news, money trends, and

straight talk in her Dynamic Newsletter "Tips for Top"

http://www.tipsfortop.com/subscribe.html





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