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If you have been keeping your eyes open, you’ll realize that products on the Internet are moving into videos. eBooks are great. They serve its purpose. But videos get people to act, get more conversion, and people want it…

The problem is, to produce a high quality videos without the errr, hmm, or other hiccups, with quality video editing and professional voice over talent… it’s both time-consuming and expensive.

What if you can get your hands on top quality videos that are ready to be sold with private-label rights??

Stephen Luc and Edmund Loh just released a series of high quality PLR videos and I think you should check this out. Each set of videos comes with its own sales website, Powerpoint presentation, AVI and also Flash format.

PLR Gold Videos - High quality private-label video products
http://urlmoo.com/plrvideos

Because this is PLR (private label rights), you can do pretty much anything you want with them. And with the AVI version, you can. You can encode them into a VCD or a DVD. And with that, you can sell them on eBay, use Kunaki, sell it offline, sell it at the back table in seminars, use it for your own offline seminars, and many more if you can get creative.

Apart from the selling the videos, you can use them as additional instructional videos to your own product, or your membership site. You can also use them as bonus for other products are to promote affiliate programs.

And with the Powerpoint, you can even expand the existing package with more videos. You can use the Powerpoint as a template and make sure you will be in the same theme with the other videos.

Having a good sure is handy. And I urge you to take a look at this one. Because this really is of high quality, and will be worth the price.

PLR Gold Videos - High quality private-label video products
http://urlmoo.com/plrvideos

I bought a new private label rights (PLR) product recently. And five days later, I pocketed $1116.25 (gross). Sorry, I am not going to reveal what it is at the moment. Perhaps later. It’s not an ebook. It’s a set of videos. I thought that selling videos is better than selling ebooks. It holds higher perceived value and if I sell them cheap, I can really get a lot of sales.

And topic itself, I thought the topic and the content fits my readers, and it also fits with my own personal experience. I believe that this is going to be a good sale.

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COMMON PROBLEM WITH MOST COUNTDOWN SCRIPTS

Marketers all over the Internet has been using countdown scripts and pre-launches to build anticipation. And it’s a great strategy to build interest around your product while creating buzz.

I am sure you can find a few if you Google for it. But here’s the problem with most of those scripts. It runs on your visitor’s computer clock…

You may have set your countdown at a specific date and time like 10 September 2008, 9.00 am. But you didn’t set the timezone? Without that answer, a visitor in Sydney, Australia may see the countdown ending 17 hours earlier than people in New York, USA. The guy in Australia could see that the countdown ended when your website is not ready yet — you don’t want that!

The safest method for this is to make sure that your script uses the date and time of your server, one specific clock that everyone refers to, and not time from the visitors’ personal computer. So some server-side programming like PHP is required.

A PHP-JAVASCRIPT COUNTDOWN SOLUTION

Alright, obviously I have a solution for you.

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Wood Light is my latest mini-site template. It’s not listed in the gallery (not yet). This is something that I normally get paid for, but I am in the designing mood, and feeling very generous. So you can download and use it for free.

Wood Light includes a nice CSS file for styling, an opt-in box, a testimonial box, Photoshop PSD files, graphical bullet list styling and also a manual for easy understanding and editing.

From 22 to 25 July, NetpreneursOnlineClassroom.com will be doing teleseminars with four different online marketers. If you’d like to reserve your seat, tickets are still selling at this point.

During the event, Kidino, the host, will do four teleseminars with experts covering topics on affiliate marketing, productivity, Facebook and online freelancing. Handouts for the teleseminar will also be given out prior to the event. This will help listeners understand better, and will help with the flow of the teleseminar.

Details on the speakers (or experts) are available from the website.

http://www.NetpreneursOnlineClassroom.com

XSitePro v2 is just out. Now, everybody is promoting it. Me included…

Why I am promoting XSitePro? Because I have it. I use it. And I know that it really is a good software.

And I am going to admit it right here, I am an affiliate (have been since version 1). And I earn commission from the sales. It’s what I do to make a living…

So how do I tell you about XSitePro without appearing like a cheesy salesman?

It’s hard…

Let me tell you what I am going to do. I am going to tell you all the bad things about XSitePro first, before telling you why you should get it.

So here goes…

XSitePro - Who don’t need XSitePro…

It’s a funny place to start. But I want you to know right away if this is for you or not. If this is not for you, then you can steer clear from it.

Who won’t need XSitePro…

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I spent the last few days putting this short report together. Maybe I am taking too much time for a short 30-page rambling. I guess I am not a pro writer. I know that some of you can put together a 30-page report in just a few hours, clean, error free (no grammatical errors). I guess, that’s just the time that I need then… almost a week.

But anyway, I want to share with you about how to increase your online sales. So I sat down and started tapping the keyboard on my notebook. I thought it was going to be a 10-page report, but it turned into a 30-page ebook.

In the ebook, I shared a few tips and strategies on how you can increase your online sales. I talked about copywriting, crafting offers, PPC, web design… oh yea, also the Biggest Open Secret to increasing online sales.

I managed to put in some examples in there. The good ones, the bad ones, and the stupid ones.

I think you can finish this in 10 minutes. And I hope it’s going to be enjoyable read.

When you are done, please leave me a comment, send trackbacks from your blog and refer others to download it too.

One last thing, a shout out to Stephanie Trahd - thank you for editing this report for me.

THE PROBLEM WITH EBOOK COVER SOFTWARE

eBook cover software that I have seen in the past, the graphics that they generate were never up to par. Though claiming to use a 3D rendering engine, graphics created by ebook cover software are always very flat in color, very poor in lighting effects, and also very rough around the edges.

Your product graphic deosn’t look real at all. So you never really get to have that nice, photo-realistic ebook cover graphic.

I can name a few names, but I think you can easily do a few Google search and find them.

That is why I have always used Photoshop for my ebook covers. With Photoshop, you can apply filters, styles, effects and you will have a nicer, more real looking ebook covers.

AN EBOOK COVER SOFTWARE AS GOOD AS PHOTOHOP?

But in the past two weeks, I have been checking out another ebook cover software. I make it appoint to check the sample output graphics before I check out the software more thoroughly. What I saw surprised me. It is nothing like what I have seen from any other ebook cover software.

My first thought was, “No way! They must have use Photoshop, GIMP and Paintshop Pro for this.”

But that was just my thought. I still don’t know the truth. So I thought I’d check it out. I downloaded the trial version and tried it out. And what do you know, they do generate nicer ebook cover graphics. I am so happy with their e-covers that I upgraded from a trial version to a full version.

And the software is called Box Shot 3D.

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MiniSiteGallery.com is powered by WordPress, both the gallery and the blog. And recently WordPress released another new version, the 2.5.

There a lot of new improvements in WordPress 2.5, including nicer, more intuitive interface. But that’s not why I upgraded. You see, you need to follow with the currently supported version, with any software you use, especially if your business depends on it.

Upgrading to a new version can be a hassle. I was worried about plug-in compatibility. I have a few plug-ins that I use right now that is critical to make MiniSiteGallery to what it is right now. You may recognize some of them like the submission form, the ratings,etc… But I thought I had to give it a go to really know what could go wrong.

After looking around for awhile, I remember that I installed my WordPress at MiniSiteGallery.com using DreamHost’s One-Click Install. Yep, we are one DreamHost, an excellent web hosting if you ask me. So I looked back at my control panel if there anything like a One-Click Upgrade…

What do you know? They do!

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It’s official, Luvlee is the winner for the MiniSiteGallery.com Design Contest. She bags a $500 cash prize, and also prizes from sponsors, Viral Sales Generator (from Peter Koning), WP Affiliate Guide (from Teli Adlams) and 30-Minute Backlinks (from 30-Minute Backlinks).

In case you are wondering what I am talking about, launching MiniSiteGallery.com about one and half month ago, I announced a mini-site design contest. It’s a way for me to get more mini-site templates into the gallery. The contest attracted 12 new mini-site templates from 11 designers. Not bad to start a gallery. Together with my own templates, there are 14 mini-site templates that you can download and use for free.

For the contest, I leave it all to the website visitors to decide the winner. And Luvlee is the clear winner.

I also would like to take this opportunity to thank…
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