Start a membership site: Six months FREE

web20sitemakerpro · 07-04-2010, 01:23 PM

Once You've Read What's On Offer Here,
You Would Think This
Warrior Special Offer Should Be Expensive.

Believe Me,
It Will Probably Be A LOT LESS Than You Expect!

** Sorry, there's A LOT of features in this program,
so bear with me for a rather long posting!

Have you ever been tempted to run your own membership site?
After all, it's the ideal business model as you get "residual income"
from member's subscriptions month after month.

But as you'll see later,
with this offer, that's not your only income source!

Now membership sites come in various guises.

Some vendors simply charge a recurring fee to enable the user to
continue to use their software. Other publishers charge a monthly
fee to allow access to specific articles or sections of a site.

That's OK ... but it's not very exciting.
Our script takes it a stage further, making your site "inter-active"

First of all, members can - if they wish - submit articles.
As editor, you can approve or deny publication.
Saves YOU having to write all the content yourself.
Incidentally, YOU decide what article categories suit your site.

You can also set up forums or message boards for members
to submit their views too. It could be helping other members,
or simply voicing their opinion. Again, you decide what topic
each forum is about.

Continuing with the 'interactive' theme, you can also set up
Event Diaries. People can post details such as their own Birthday,
or special dates relating to the topic of your site.
They can promote events which are happening on specific
days and so on.

Members can also add details to the Link Directory
such as links back to their own websites, or again
to sites relating to the topic of your site. As admin, you can
approve or delete links if you wish, or set them to expire
after x number of days.

As admin, you can also have set up News Update page.
This is like a simplified blog where YOU make dated posts on a page read.

Note:
If you find someone who is an authority of whatever your site is about,
you can also give them THEIR OWN News Page.

They also get their own article directory, and can upload
their own articles for your members to read,
(again meaning you don't have to create all the content!)

You can also set up "Tell-A-Friend" services. Members enter
the email address of a friend, and a pre-defined message is
sent out asking them to visit your site. (Non-members only have
access to selected areas of your site) This script has added
features such as our version of a "CAPTCHA" code
so that automatic 'bots do not use the feature to send mass mailings.
It also has a few other security features.

You can also create FAQ pages and guestbooks, (the latter can
be developed to capture customer testimonials)

You can also set up surveys.
These are not simple polls, but allow you to ask multiple questions,
have multiple choice answers, and then view the results as a
bar graph.(You can set it up so that only Admin can view the results
of the survey which is great for market research)

Members can also contact other members without revealing their
true email address. Any messages are viewed on your website.

Now at the start of this post, I said that membership fees were
not your only source of income. That's because you can also
sell ebooks and physical products from sales pages on your site.
These can be viewed by members and non-members alike
... although you can offer your members a discounted price
if you wish too! Plus, you can add your products to a
"Product Directory", complete with its own shopping cart.
This enables people to add extra items to their order
before going to PayPal to pay.

Note:
Once they have downloaded the item X times,
they are locked out from downloading that product again.

You can also sell products via affiliates, which is yet another
income avenue you can choose to use. And of course, the script
helps sign up affiliates, issuing them with a unique code. Plus,
you can provide them with banners, promotional emails and ads to
use if you want to. Affiliates can also view their own stats so
they can see how many visitors they've sent, and how many sales
they've made. Your affiliates are paid weekly using the Mass Pay
feature. Simply download a file, upload it to PayPal,
press a button, and affiliates are paid for the week.

And of course, affiliates can also promote your membership site.
Fact, for select partners, you can go one stage further, and let
THEM decide how much they want to sell access to your site for.

For example, let's say your normal monthly membership fee was
$24.97. Along comes "John Doe" and says he has a list of
10,000 people, and could he offer it to his readers for
$19.95 a month, and keep 50% commission per sale.
If you agree, you simply issue him with his own access code.

Hint1: You will get an access code in a moment.

You install the software on YOUR OWN SERVER, and thus have your
own domain name. That said, for Admin purposes, you DO have to
log in via my site ... and of course, if you do not pay your
subscription fee, I lock access to the admin area, and also
"lock down" yours site so nobody can access it!!

Let's be honest. It's going to take quite a while for your site to reach a point where people are going to want to pay for membership. It's going to take a while to add a few products to your directory, to add a few links to the link directory and so on. So why should you have to pay a fee during that development period. Doesn't seem fair.

Now some other software publishers will give you 30 days free
to try their script. WOW!!

I'm giving you SIX MONTHS to learn how to use the software,
and to develop your site. SIX MONTHS. You can, of course start
introducing members to your site as soon as you wish
... but you won't pay me a penny.

After six months, you would NORMALLY pay $24.97 a month -
(as you'll see when you visit my site)
In itself, this is a reasonable fee for a membership site;
sell one membership, and you've virtually covered your monthly fees.

But with this WSO, if you go to the bottom of the sales
page and enter the code "web-warr",
click on the "Show Offers" button, you will discover that you only pay ...

$9.95 A MONTH
That's not just a short term offer, that's "forever".

See, at the start of this WSO, I told you it would
"Probably Be A LOT LESS Than You Expect" didn't I?

Just think. Sell 100 memberships at $19.95 a month,
and you have an income of $1995 a month
... and you pay me just $9:95.

And once your site is "active", let me know, and I'll try and
promote it to others. After all, if I can earn a commission
by promoting your site to others, it all helps my bottom line!

So what happens if you stop paying your subscription?
I've already said, the site will be "locked down" so that
neither you or your members will be able to gain access.

Ahhh, but wait...

Suppose somebody else wanted to take over the mantle of
running the site. It can be sold to them, they take over
the subscription payment, and the site becomes "active" again.
We could even split whatever the site sells for!

Now don't take what I've said here as "gospel". Please go to
the site, and try the demo version. This is exactly the same
as what will be installed on your own server, only in this
case whatever you enter is not saved, but simply gives you
"a feel" for how the software works.

http://demo.web20sitemakerpro.com
http://www.web20sitemakerpro.com Code: web_warr
LIVE SITE: Create your own Video gadgets with our simple to use plans

The demo seems to imply you'll be signed up for a membership.
You won't. Again. it is just to give you a "feel" for how it works.

Finally, one very, VERY important point.
I wrote all this software, and I'm 99% certain all the "bugs"
have been eliminated. Should a new programming error be found
during the course of use, I will attempt to correct the fault
as soon as possible. AND THAT WILL BE MY ONLY LIABILITY.
I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR LOSS OF EARNINGS DUE TO THE FAULT.

charles4 · 07-05-2010, 04:18 PM

Code and link do not work. Please fix if you want to sell.

Thanks

web20sitemakerpro · 07-07-2010, 09:37 AM

I have checked the links, and they seem link to the demo / main site / video gadgets site OK.

The middle link was rather "wordy"; must have copied and pasted accidentally. Now corrected.
It should read simply "web20sitemakerpro.com"

However, that said, I did publish the wrong link code, for which I apologise.
I initially printed it as "web-warr". In fact, the code to enter should have been "webb_warr" with an underscore. Sorry about that, (now corrected in original post)

Also, whilst I'm subscribed to get notifications about this post, none have got through thus far, (will check my host is forwarding) Only per chance I returned to see post from "Charles" above.

rrd257r · 07-07-2010, 11:11 AM

It appears that the code should read "web_warr"

Paul Costelo · 07-07-2010, 05:25 PM

Hi-want to subscribe to this but terms on special offer are different on the site.Also link broken on 'subscribe me'
Thanks
Paul

web20sitemakerpro · 07-08-2010, 09:56 AM

Paul.

You say the terms are different on the site. When I started typing, I was going to say that the Special Offer saw OK ... but now I see it says "free for 3 months", and not the "free for 6 months". It also says $9:99, and not $9:95. Both have been corrected as I type this.

Alas, at this stage, I'm not sure what the problem is with the "Subscribe Me" button. I don't think it's anything too major, just a minor glitch that I need to investigate. Give me an hour or so - probably less - from 15:47 GMT, and all should be well.

By the way: Thanks Paul
It's by people reporting these little niggles that I'm unaware of that will help me develop the script further.

Incidentally folks, I'm now investigating another possible membership site idea. It will be a membership / dating site for hobbyists. After all, a lot of people have multiple hobbies, so I will "get together" with a series of hobbyists experts, such as candle makers, cake decorating, RC models, photography et all. Each will have their own article section and will be able to upload related articles. Each contributor will also be able to promote the site to their subscribers as a back end sale and get 70% commission.

So if I can get (say) 25 people to contribute articles about a hobby each month, it should mean the site can be filled with 25 ~ 75 new articles each month. I think a hobbyist would pay $29:95 a month to access such a site.
That's without the forums and other bits and pieces on the site. PLUS, hobbyists will be able to contact other people who share their interests.

Do we have any hobbyists out there? Anyone interested?
If so, contact me. NB: This idea "struck" me at 11:57pm last night!!

Paul Costelo · 07-09-2010, 04:23 AM

hi-thanks for the info.Have subscribed but not received log in and password details.
Can you help.
Please email me direct at paul.costelo1957@gmail.com
Thanks
Paul

web20sitemakerpro · 07-10-2010, 11:17 AM

I've got to make a negative statement here:

PLEASE DO NOT SUBSCRIBE TO THIS SOFTWARE YET

Quite simply, I have been modifying the software offline to convert it to a "multi-user" device ... and in so doing have spotted a couple of minor "bugs" that have slipped through the net.

So I am now in the process of weeding out these gripes, and rather than people install the software, and then have countless updates, I'm going to hold back on selling the script until I'm confident it's all OK.

NB: As Paul has found above, he didn't get an email from my system when he subscribed; yet another gremlin to kick out.

Bear with me folks.

07-04-2010, 01:23 PM	#1
web20sitemakerpro Warrior Member War Room Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: , , United Kingdom. Posts: 22 Blog Entries: 1 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post Social Networking	Start a membership site: Six months FREE Once You've Read What's On Offer Here, You Would Think This Warrior Special Offer Should Be Expensive. Believe Me, It Will Probably Be A LOT LESS Than You Expect! Sorry, there's A LOT of features in this program, so bear with me for a rather long posting! Have you ever been tempted to run your own membership site? After all, it's the ideal business model as you get "residual income" from member's subscriptions month after month. But as you'll see later, with this offer, that's not your only income source! Now membership sites come in various guises. Some vendors simply charge a recurring fee to enable the user to continue to use their software. Other publishers charge a monthly fee to allow access to specific articles or sections of a site. That's OK ... but it's not very exciting. Our script takes it a stage further, making your site "inter-active" First of all, members can - if they wish - submit articles. As editor, you can approve or deny publication. Saves YOU having to write all the content yourself. Incidentally, YOU decide what article categories suit your site. You can also set up forums or message boards for members to submit their views too. It could be helping other members, or simply voicing their opinion. Again, you decide what topic each forum is about. Continuing with the 'interactive' theme, you can also set up Event Diaries. People can post details such as their own Birthday, or special dates relating to the topic of your site. They can promote events which are happening on specific days and so on. Members can also add details to the Link Directory such as links back to their own websites, or again to sites relating to the topic of your site. As admin, you can approve or delete links if you wish, or set them to expire after x number of days. As admin, you can also have set up News Update page*. This is like a simplified blog where YOU make dated posts on a page read. Note: If you find someone who is an authority of whatever your site is about, you can also give them THEIR OWN News Page. They also get their own article directory, and can upload their own articles for your members to read, (again meaning you don't have to create all the content!) You can also set up "Tell-A-Friend" services. Members enter the email address of a friend, and a pre-defined message is sent out asking them to visit your site. (Non-members only have access to selected areas of your site) This script has added features such as our version of a "CAPTCHA" code so that automatic 'bots do not use the feature to send mass mailings. It also has a few other security features. You can also create FAQ pages* and guestbooks, (the latter can be developed to capture customer testimonials) You can also set up surveys. These are not simple polls, but allow you to ask multiple questions, have multiple choice answers, and then view the results as a bar graph.(You can set it up so that only Admin can view the results of the survey which is great for market research) Members can also contact other members without revealing their true email address. Any messages are viewed on your website. Now at the start of this post, I said that membership fees were not your only source of income. That's because you can also sell ebooks and physical products from sales pages on your site. These can be viewed by members and non-members alike ... although you can offer your members a discounted price if you wish too! Plus, you can add your products to a "Product Directory", complete with its own shopping cart. This enables people to add extra items to their order before going to PayPal to pay. Note: Once they have downloaded the item X times, they are locked out from downloading that product again. You can also sell products via affiliates, which is yet another income avenue you can choose to use. And of course, the script helps sign up affiliates, issuing them with a unique code. Plus, you can provide them with banners, promotional emails and ads to use if you want to. Affiliates can also view their own stats so they can see how many visitors they've sent, and how many sales they've made. Your affiliates are paid weekly using the Mass Pay feature. Simply download a file, upload it to PayPal, press a button, and affiliates are paid for the week. And of course, affiliates can also promote your membership site. Fact, for select partners, you can go one stage further, and let THEM decide how much they want to sell access to your site for. For example, let's say your normal monthly membership fee was $24.97. Along comes "John Doe" and says he has a list of 10,000 people, and could he offer it to his readers for $19.95 a month, and keep 50% commission per sale. If you agree, you simply issue him with his own access code. Hint1: You will get an access code in a moment. You install the software on YOUR OWN SERVER, and thus have your own domain name. That said, for Admin purposes, you DO have to log in via my site ... and of course, if you do not pay your subscription fee, I lock access to the admin area, and also "lock down" yours site so nobody can access it!! Let's be honest. It's going to take quite a while for your site to reach a point where people are going to want to pay for membership. It's going to take a while to add a few products to your directory, to add a few links to the link directory and so on. So why should you have to pay a fee during that development period. Doesn't seem fair. Now some other software publishers will give you 30 days free to try their script. WOW!! I'm giving you SIX MONTHS to learn how to use the software, and to develop your site. SIX MONTHS. You can, of course start introducing members to your site as soon as you wish ... but you won't pay me a penny. After six months, you would NORMALLY pay $24.97 a month - (as you'll see when you visit my site) In itself, this is a reasonable fee for a membership site; sell one membership, and you've virtually covered your monthly fees. But with this WSO, if you go to the bottom of the sales page and enter the code "web-warr", click on the "Show Offers" button, you will discover that you only pay ... $9.95 A MONTH That's not just a short term offer, that's "forever". See, at the start of this WSO, I told you it would "Probably Be A LOT LESS Than You Expect" didn't I? Just think. Sell 100 memberships at $19.95 a month, and you have an income of $1995 a month ... and you pay me just $9:95. And once your site is "active", let me know, and I'll try and promote it to others. After all, if I can earn a commission by promoting your site to others, it all helps my bottom line! So what happens if you stop paying your subscription? I've already said, the site will be "locked down" so that neither you or your members will be able to gain access. Ahhh, but wait... Suppose somebody else wanted to take over the mantle of running the site. It can be sold to them, they take over the subscription payment, and the site becomes "active" again. We could even split whatever the site sells for! Now don't take what I've said here as "gospel". Please go to the site, and try the demo version. This is exactly the same as what will be installed on your own server, only in this case whatever you enter is not saved, but simply gives you "a feel" for how the software works. http://demo.web20sitemakerpro.com http://www.web20sitemakerpro.com Code: web_warr LIVE SITE: Create your own Video gadgets with our simple to use plans The demo seems to imply you'll be signed up for a membership. You won't. Again. it is just to give you a "feel" for how it works. Finally, one very, VERY important point. I wrote all this software, and I'm 99% certain all the "bugs" have been eliminated. Should a new programming error be found during the course of use, I will attempt to correct the fault as soon as possible. AND THAT WILL BE MY ONLY LIABILITY. I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR LOSS OF EARNINGS DUE TO THE FAULT.

07-05-2010, 04:18 PM	#2
charles4 Active Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Baton Rouge, LA Posts: 91 Thanks: 1 Thanked 17 Times in 17 Posts	Re: Start a membership site: Six months FREE Code and link do not work. Please fix if you want to sell. Thanks

07-07-2010, 09:37 AM	#3
web20sitemakerpro Warrior Member War Room Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: , , United Kingdom. Posts: 22 Blog Entries: 1 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post Social Networking	Re: Start a membership site: Six months FREE I have checked the links, and they seem link to the demo / main site / video gadgets site OK. The middle link was rather "wordy"; must have copied and pasted accidentally. Now corrected. It should read simply "web20sitemakerpro.com" However, that said, I did publish the wrong link code, for which I apologise. I initially printed it as "web-warr". In fact, the code to enter should have been "webb_warr" with an underscore. Sorry about that, (now corrected in original post) Also, whilst I'm subscribed to get notifications about this post, none have got through thus far, (will check my host is forwarding) Only per chance I returned to see post from "Charles" above.

07-07-2010, 11:11 AM	#4
rrd257r Stealth Marketer War Room Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: NY Posts: 74 Thanks: 12 Thanked 36 Times in 19 Posts	Re: Start a membership site: Six months FREE It appears that the code should read "web_warr"

07-07-2010, 05:25 PM	#5
Paul Costelo Active Warrior Join Date: Mar 2010 Posts: 71 Thanks: 6 Thanked 4 Times in 4 Posts	Re: Start a membership site: Six months FREE Hi-want to subscribe to this but terms on special offer are different on the site.Also link broken on 'subscribe me' Thanks Paul

07-08-2010, 09:56 AM	#6
web20sitemakerpro Warrior Member War Room Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: , , United Kingdom. Posts: 22 Blog Entries: 1 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post Social Networking	Re: Start a membership site: Six months FREE Paul. You say the terms are different on the site. When I started typing, I was going to say that the Special Offer saw OK ... but now I see it says "free for 3 months", and not the "free for 6 months". It also says $9:99, and not $9:95. Both have been corrected as I type this. Alas, at this stage, I'm not sure what the problem is with the "Subscribe Me" button. I don't think it's anything too major, just a minor glitch that I need to investigate. Give me an hour or so - probably less - from 15:47 GMT, and all should be well. By the way: Thanks Paul It's by people reporting these little niggles that I'm unaware of that will help me develop the script further. Incidentally folks, I'm now investigating another possible membership site idea. It will be a membership / dating site for hobbyists. After all, a lot of people have multiple hobbies, so I will "get together" with a series of hobbyists experts, such as candle makers, cake decorating, RC models, photography et all. Each will have their own article section and will be able to upload related articles. Each contributor will also be able to promote the site to their subscribers as a back end sale and get 70% commission. So if I can get (say) 25 people to contribute articles about a hobby each month, it should mean the site can be filled with 25 ~ 75 new articles each month. I think a hobbyist would pay $29:95 a month to access such a site. That's without the forums and other bits and pieces on the site. PLUS, hobbyists will be able to contact other people who share their interests. Do we have any hobbyists out there? Anyone interested? If so, contact me. NB: This idea "struck" me at 11:57pm last night!!

07-09-2010, 04:23 AM	#7
Paul Costelo Active Warrior Join Date: Mar 2010 Posts: 71 Thanks: 6 Thanked 4 Times in 4 Posts	Re: Start a membership site: Six months FREE hi-thanks for the info.Have subscribed but not received log in and password details. Can you help. Please email me direct at paul.costelo1957@gmail.com Thanks Paul
	Last edited by Paul Costelo; 07-09-2010 at 04:24 AM. Reason: error

07-10-2010, 11:17 AM	#8
web20sitemakerpro Warrior Member War Room Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: , , United Kingdom. Posts: 22 Blog Entries: 1 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post Social Networking	Re: Start a membership site: Six months FREE I've got to make a negative statement here: PLEASE DO NOT SUBSCRIBE TO THIS SOFTWARE YET Quite simply, I have been modifying the software offline to convert it to a "multi-user" device ... and in so doing have spotted a couple of minor "bugs" that have slipped through the net. So I am now in the process of weeding out these gripes, and rather than people install the software, and then have countless updates, I'm going to hold back on selling the script until I'm confident it's all OK. NB: As Paul has found above, he didn't get an email from my system when he subscribed; yet another gremlin to kick out. Bear with me folks.