Comments for Earn A Living Online http://keithjameslock.com Learn to make money online Fri, 29 Jul 2011 05:32:10 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on What Is Article Samurai by Keith Lock http://keithjameslock.com/what-is-article-samurai/#comment-195831 Keith Lock Fri, 29 Jul 2011 05:32:10 +0000 http://keithjameslock.com/?p=2505#comment-195831 What key difference is that it's a standalone app like Market Samurai. I'll play around with it more and share my thoughts. What key difference is that it’s a standalone app like Market Samurai. I’ll play around with it more and share my thoughts.

]]> Comment on What Is Article Samurai by Keith Lock http://keithjameslock.com/what-is-article-samurai/#comment-193039 Keith Lock Tue, 26 Jul 2011 20:47:30 +0000 http://keithjameslock.com/?p=2505#comment-193039 Same here.. I'll be updating this post when I find out Same here.. I’ll be updating this post when I find out

]]> Comment on What Is Article Samurai by Jeff Meland http://keithjameslock.com/what-is-article-samurai/#comment-193026 Jeff Meland Tue, 26 Jul 2011 20:28:05 +0000 http://keithjameslock.com/?p=2505#comment-193026 I'm wondering how this will compare to other services such as UAW (Unique Arictle Wizard) and BMR (Build My Rank). I’m wondering how this will compare to other services such as UAW (Unique Arictle Wizard) and BMR (Build My Rank).

]]> Comment on Setting Up A Membership Site Using WordPress And A No Cost Plugin by Keith Lock http://keithjameslock.com/setting-up-a-membership-site-using-wordpress/#comment-157501 Keith Lock Sat, 09 Jul 2011 23:08:58 +0000 http://keithjameslock.com/?p=2263#comment-157501 Hi Brett, I'm not sure understand your question exactly but.. you can set it up so that there are different prices ranges (monthly, yearly, lifetime) for example and they can all access the same content.. plus if you have other content (or a category full of content) that you want to charge a premium for you can create a Level 2.. then a 3 and so on.. It's really easy. You can also give people Level 1 access but give them the option to pay another $x for extra content.. for example you can give Level 1's drip fed content by default but for the advanced people that want it ALL right away, you can charge them a little extra for it but keep them at Level 1. It's really flexible and you can keep it simple or get really complex with it. I ended up building out a second site with it.. I have a free software package (the lite version) for Level 0 users, a premium version of the same software for Level 1 users, plus an advanced piece of software that Level 2 users gain access to. So.. I used it to block access to software and allowed people to join the site for a one-time fee. So for this application I'm not taking advantage of the 'subscription' capabilities at all. Lots of ways to use <a href="http://keithjameslock.com/go/s2member.php" rel="nofollow">s2Member</a>. Hi Brett,

I’m not sure understand your question exactly but..

you can set it up so that there are different prices ranges (monthly, yearly, lifetime) for example and they can all access the same content.. plus if you have other content (or a category full of content) that you want to charge a premium for you can create a Level 2.. then a 3 and so on.. It’s really easy. You can also give people Level 1 access but give them the option to pay another $x for extra content.. for example you can give Level 1′s drip fed content by default but for the advanced people that want it ALL right away, you can charge them a little extra for it but keep them at Level 1. It’s really flexible and you can keep it simple or get really complex with it.

I ended up building out a second site with it.. I have a free software package (the lite version) for Level 0 users, a premium version of the same software for Level 1 users, plus an advanced piece of software that Level 2 users gain access to. So.. I used it to block access to software and allowed people to join the site for a one-time fee. So for this application I’m not taking advantage of the ‘subscription’ capabilities at all. Lots of ways to use s2Member.

]]> Comment on Setting Up A Membership Site Using WordPress And A No Cost Plugin by Brett allen http://keithjameslock.com/setting-up-a-membership-site-using-wordpress/#comment-156374 Brett allen Sat, 09 Jul 2011 04:44:14 +0000 http://keithjameslock.com/?p=2263#comment-156374 Did your solution allow for several layers of paid access? I am creating a membership site that has several online courses (which are effectively separate categories of posts (or I was thinking maybe I'd use custom post types). So users can buy one of several courses or pay a premium for open access to all courses. I'm going to set up what you've described and maybe I can answer my own question. So I'm asking if this solution you creared was simply two levels (onlooker and member)? Did your solution allow for several layers of paid access? I am creating a membership site that has several online courses (which are effectively separate categories of posts (or I was thinking maybe I’d use custom post types). So users can buy one of several courses or pay a premium for open access to all courses.

I’m going to set up what you’ve described and maybe I can answer my own question. So I’m asking if this solution you creared was simply two levels (onlooker and member)?

]]> Comment on WordPress Geo Targeting Script by Keith Lock http://keithjameslock.com/wordpress-geo-targeting-script/#comment-154870 Keith Lock Thu, 07 Jul 2011 01:22:02 +0000 http://keithjameslock.com/?p=871#comment-154870 Hi Darren, As of today that is now available in our <a href="http://geotargetingscripts.com/products/geo-city-plus/" rel="nofollow">Geo City Plus Script/Plugin</a>! Sorry for replying so late, I wanted to reply with good news, so here it is :) Let me know if you any questions along the way. Hi Darren,

As of today that is now available in our Geo City Plus Script/Plugin! Sorry for replying so late, I wanted to reply with good news, so here it is :) Let me know if you any questions along the way.

]]> Comment on WordPress Geo Targeting Script by Quads http://keithjameslock.com/wordpress-geo-targeting-script/#comment-152229 Quads Sat, 02 Jul 2011 06:25:17 +0000 http://keithjameslock.com/?p=871#comment-152229 Hey Keith, Having just spent 40 minutes or so reading through the questions and replies, I have one question I may have missed reading all of them, which I would like to ask. We are looking at targeting using a generic site with the word "local" in it, and wondered if there was any way of tightening down the amount of information which the geo tool provides, for example: If the user is in (town)Cheltenham (county)Goucestershire (country)UK - can we just have the town and county displayed and take away the country? In other words, if we wanted to do something based on "copy" like: "We have a vet based in (town) who covers the whole of (county)? Does this make sense to you? Hope so, and look forward to hearing your response. Oh, we are using Wordpress! Darren Hey Keith,

Having just spent 40 minutes or so reading through the questions and replies, I have one question I may have missed reading all of them, which I would like to ask.

We are looking at targeting using a generic site with the word “local” in it, and wondered if there was any way of tightening down the amount of information which the geo tool provides, for example:

If the user is in (town)Cheltenham (county)Goucestershire (country)UK – can we just have the town and county displayed and take away the country?

In other words, if we wanted to do something based on “copy” like:

“We have a vet based in (town) who covers the whole of (county)?

Does this make sense to you? Hope so, and look forward to hearing your response.

Oh, we are using WordPress!

Darren

]]> Comment on Setting Up WordPress MU (Multisite) with Subdomains on GoDaddy Shared Hosting by Dave Moppert http://keithjameslock.com/wordpress-mu-with-subdomains-godaddy-shared-hosting/#comment-150156 Dave Moppert Wed, 29 Jun 2011 08:31:46 +0000 http://keithjameslock.com/?p=1420#comment-150156 NEVERMIND! I FINALLY GOT IT TO WORK! THANKS FOR THIS TUTORIAL! NEVERMIND! I FINALLY GOT IT TO WORK! THANKS FOR THIS TUTORIAL!

]]> Comment on Setting Up WordPress MU (Multisite) with Subdomains on GoDaddy Shared Hosting by Dave Moppert http://keithjameslock.com/wordpress-mu-with-subdomains-godaddy-shared-hosting/#comment-149100 Dave Moppert Mon, 27 Jun 2011 20:40:27 +0000 http://keithjameslock.com/?p=1420#comment-149100 I reinstalled wordpress using godaddy's setup rather than manually installing and now I see the .htaccess file. I completed the steps you outlined, but am confused about the file structure when creating the subdomain with Godaddy. I created the same folder in my root directory as you did with a new folder labeled '_sites', so my file structures should match your tutorial. My question is after selecting 'Create or Select folder' option do I enter the full url for the subdomain or just the domain address? For example, my website is http://filmpros.org. My subsite is http://utah.filmpros.org. So would I enter the following path: /_sites/filmpros.org/ OR /_sites/utah.filmpros.org? I have tried both and get a server error. Am I just not being patient enough for it to propagate? I reinstalled wordpress using godaddy’s setup rather than manually installing and now I see the .htaccess file. I completed the steps you outlined, but am confused about the file structure when creating the subdomain with Godaddy. I created the same folder in my root directory as you did with a new folder labeled ‘_sites’, so my file structures should match your tutorial. My question is after selecting ‘Create or Select folder’ option do I enter the full url for the subdomain or just the domain address? For example, my website is http://filmpros.org. My subsite is http://utah.filmpros.org. So would I enter the following path: /_sites/filmpros.org/ OR /_sites/utah.filmpros.org? I have tried both and get a server error. Am I just not being patient enough for it to propagate?

]]> Comment on Setting Up WordPress MU (Multisite) with Subdomains on GoDaddy Shared Hosting by Dave Moppert http://keithjameslock.com/wordpress-mu-with-subdomains-godaddy-shared-hosting/#comment-148954 Dave Moppert Mon, 27 Jun 2011 16:51:57 +0000 http://keithjameslock.com/?p=1420#comment-148954 I don't have an .htaccess file in my account. I installed wordpress manually... do you think that has something to do with it? Since I don't have an .htaccess to modify, is there a workaround? Can I just create one using the code that the multisite setup gives me or am I missing some important info in the .htaccess file? I don’t have an .htaccess file in my account. I installed wordpress manually… do you think that has something to do with it? Since I don’t have an .htaccess to modify, is there a workaround? Can I just create one using the code that the multisite setup gives me or am I missing some important info in the .htaccess file?

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