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ASP.NET - would anyone be interesting in the following

by rwil02
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I'm a Microsoft tech developer from way back.
Hence I write websites in ASP.NET instead of PHP.
That means I can't just buy most IM stuff and use it.

As a result, I have a bunch of tools I've written,or am writing, for ASP.NET
And I thought I would gauge the interest that others might have.

I've got stuff for:
Split testing
PayPal IPN
2Checkout
"Mini Sales Site" - products, order managment, user accounts, downloads, T & C, Privacy policy

Working on
Affiliate tracking & commissions (web site & hooks for other sites to use for tracking)
ClickBank Instant Notifications
Adding FAQ/Helpdesk to sales site
Adding testimonials to sales site



If there is something here you have been looking for, or have suggestions about. Please post back ad let me know.


Other suggestions are of course welcome
#2checkout #asp.net #aspnet #clickbank in #interesting #paypal ipn
  • Profile picture of the author jallen001
    I've been building websites for clients using DotNetNuke and have been using it to create my own membership websites. I figured a niche would be to set up the ASP.NET scripts as DNN modules since the membership features are already set up and it would be faster to create and edit IM websites with less trouble and in less time. A lot of the IM'ers don't know it, but I can set up a complete site in less than a day in some cases and add to it at a moments notice. Have looked at DNN yet?
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    • Profile picture of the author rwil02
      Originally Posted by jallen001 View Post

      I've been building websites for clients using DotNetNuke and have been using it to create my own membership websites. I figured a niche would be to set up the ASP.NET scripts as DNN modules since the membership features are already set up and it would be faster to create and edit IM websites with less trouble and in less time. A lot of the IM'ers don't know it, but I can set up a complete site in less than a day in some cases and add to it at a moments notice. Have looked at DNN yet?

      I've been using that for clients as well.
      Especially nice is the built in expiring role.
      Really probably not a lot different than PHP/PostNuke in concept.
      But the packaging mechanism for modules rocks.
      Some of my best selling products are DNN modules.

      And as an idea of how much I've used DNN, I have 30 bug reports filed in their support system
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