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Still working on how to get the link to download link for free ebook

by gmone24
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I'm so frustrated all I want to know is a simple method thats free how to get the link to my free PLR ebook that I want to give away as a bonus to those that opt in to my squeeze page?
I'm using kompozer and have set up a squeeze page and aweber but I need a link for my PLR ebook so that I can put it in my email for opt ins to download the ebook hope I'm explaining this ok. Do I need a PD f Rebrander tool to do this? or is there an easier way. Newbie really need someone to take me under there wings and teach me about Affiliate Marketing and how to build a list would be willing to share the profits you teach me to make Help.

Thank you
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  • Profile picture of the author LynnLinde
    Hello, I hope I can help you. See if the steps work for you.

    1.You can upload the PLR ebook. If you have hosting ready, then just upload it there.
    2.Copy the link ( http://yourwebsite.com/freebie/PLREbook.pdf)
    3. Then on your autoresponder, you can write your Welcome email and include the link to the free PLR in that email.
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  • Profile picture of the author chaotic squid
    Your over-thinking this waayyy too much. Just upload it to your hosting server, dropbox, or whatever and link to it, pretty basic stuff....
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  • Profile picture of the author barbling
    When you're just starting out, it's totally understandable to be frustrated.

    The best thing to do is not overcomplicate things.

    Look at it this way.

    You have a PDF you want to give away online.

    You need to host that PDF someplace, ideally on your own server.

    If not there, then Google Drive, Dropbox, etc - places like

    10 file-sharing options: Dropbox, Google Drive and more | Computerworld

    So let's say that you've loaded your files to

    http:// A Site Online . com / Yourfilename.pdf

    (trying to ensure the above doesnt hyperlink).

    You would then on your DL page have text like so:

    Click HERE to download!

    and that link would be

    http:// A Site Online . com / Yourfilename.pdf

    https://www.dropbox.com/en/help/167
    How to Share Google Drive Files or Documents

    should help and
    How to Upload and Link to a PDF File (or PDF Ebook) in KompoZer and Nvu (thesitewizard.com)

    is targeted directly to Kompozer.

    Best of skill!
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  • Profile picture of the author nizamkhan
    You can watch this video to understand this concept in a much clear and easier way.


    Hope it helps

    - Nizam
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  • Profile picture of the author Robert Puddy
    Hmmm I remember asking this same question 15 years ago. deja vous

    the answer then was simply upload a pdf and link to it, because browsers download any file that isn't http or php

    So any file ending in .PDF would automatically be downloaded, that however is no longer true

    Browsers now open .PDF files, so you have to include instructions for the customer to right click on the link and choose download.

    The quickest work around is to add the PDF file to a .zip file. This has two advantages

    first that file prefix still wont be opened in a browser and will automatically be downloaded on to the customers desktop

    and second by using a zip file you can add in other files, like a bonus report, or a recommendation for another product, or even a sales pitch for the upgrade etc.
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    • Profile picture of the author Michael Shook
      Originally Posted by Robert Puddy View Post

      Hmmm I remember asking this same question 15 years ago. deja vous

      the answer then was simply upload a pdf and link to it, because browsers download any file that isn't http or php

      So any file ending in .PDF would automatically be downloaded, that however is no longer true

      Browsers now open .PDF files, so you have to include instructions for the customer to right click on the link and choose download.

      The quickest work around is to add the PDF file to a .zip file. This has two advantages

      first that file prefix still wont be opened in a browser and will automatically be downloaded on to the customers desktop

      and second by using a zip file you can add in other files, like a bonus report, or a recommendation for another product, or even a sales pitch for the upgrade etc.
      You can add the argument "download" to the pdf file and it will force a download instead of opening the file. I only know this because I was tired of people writing to me and telling me they couldn't open their zip file, so I found that solution instead.
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    • Profile picture of the author Sid Hale
      Originally Posted by Robert Puddy View Post

      The quickest work around is to add the PDF file to a .zip file. This has three advantages

      first that file prefix still wont be opened in a browser and will automatically be downloaded on to the customers desktop

      and second by using a zip file you can add in other files, like a bonus report, or a recommendation for another product, or even a sales pitch for the upgrade etc.
      ...and third, your zip file won't be indexed by the search engines, reducing the potential of it being found/downloaded without having opted in to your squeeze page.
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