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wordpress and sales page question

by Nutrifitness
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hi
does anyone know how I could or if it is possible to move my sales page to my exisring wp blog?
I have a sales page (currently a CB product) and want to create a sales page and have it on my existing WP blog that is self hosted
#page #question #sales #wordpress
  • Profile picture of the author ShellServe
    Originally Posted by Nutrifitness View Post

    hi
    does anyone know how I could or if it is possible to move my sales page to my exisring wp blog?
    I have a sales page (currently a CB product) and want to create a sales page and have it on my existing WP blog that is self hosted
    Simplest way, create a page on your blog.
    I heard there's a plugin also to turn your blog into minisite
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  • Profile picture of the author Aare
    shellserve right, u can create a page and copy all the content of ur CB into ur new page. but i suggest u to create it using different domain the be a part of ur current domain. it's good for ur SERPs
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  • Profile picture of the author KevinBurns
    You could try this...

    First, make sure you back up all the files on your current theme
    copying your current theme folder over to your hard drive should do the trick.

    and of course, always, always, back up your current wordpress site

    If the main page of your sales page is called index.html or index.htm
    rename it to something like salespage.php

    Stick this code at the VERY TOP of your new salespage.php page
    (above the <header> tags above the <html> tags, above everything!!!!)

    <?php
    /**
    * @package WordPress
    * @subpackage Default_Theme
    */
    /*
    Template Name: salespage
    */
    ?>


    upload your new salespage.php and all your template files to the theme folder
    that your using.

    make sure that none of your template files overwrite any of the files that are
    currently in your theme

    open up wordpress and create a new page

    from the drop down menu for templates you should see your new
    salespage template

    select it, hit publish and your good to go.
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    • Profile picture of the author Nutrifitness
      Originally Posted by KevinBurns View Post

      You could try this...

      First, make sure you back up all the files on your current theme
      copying your current theme folder over to your hard drive should do the trick.

      and of course, always, always, back up your current wordpress site

      If the main page of your sales page is called index.html or index.htm
      rename it to something like salespage.php

      Stick this code at the VERY TOP of your new salespage.php page
      (above the <header> tags above the <html> tags, above everything!!!!)

      <?php
      /**
      * @package WordPress
      * @subpackage Default_Theme
      */
      /*
      Template Name: salespage
      */
      ?>


      upload your new salespage.php and all your template files to the theme folder
      that your using.

      make sure that none of your template files overwrite any of the files that are
      currently in your theme

      open up wordpress and create a new page

      from the drop down menu for templates you should see your new
      salespage template

      select it, hit publish and your good to go.
      yikes...over my head and that would be dangerous for me to attempt but I thank you
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