Imagine owning a website which provides a service that people may use many times per day, every day.
The service that I’m talking about is a URL Shortening Service. Whenever you send a link inside an email there is always a risk that the link will be broken up and become unclickable. Therefore, a URL Shortening Service is vital for today’s marketers.
Wouldn’t it be better to have your own URL Shortening Service rather than use someone else’s? You can have total control over your website and the links which people submit to it. You can place ads and banners on your site for products which your visitors may be interested in. You can also place ads on the ‘feeder’ page too. This is the page that people see while they are being transferred to the original link.
Also, you don’t need to worry about setting up your website. The script comes with a desktop installer which has a built in FTP progam and there is no MySQL config needed.
So if you’ve ever considered getting one of these scripts in the past I suggest you click on the link below and find out more about owning your own URL Shortening Script.
http://urlism.com/hzzf
P.S. The link above was created using the script. Check out the loading page.
P.P.S. I’ve done some research and I don’t think you’ll find this script at a cheaper price. You also get MRR.
I’ve installed a new URL shortening script at URLism.com. The old script worked fine and is still available here but I think the new script looks better and the “loading page” makes it viral too. I’d love to receive some feedback about this. Try the two versions of the site and let me know what you think.
Another difference between the two scripts is that the new one doesn’t require a MYSQL database because the URL’s are stored in a file which is uploaded during installation. Also, there is a simple Admin area where URL’s can be edited or deleted and the number of hits is shown for each shortened URL.
I’ve purchased rights to the script so I hope to put up a salespage (I hate putting up salespages 
) and if everything goes well I’ll put a link here on my blog.
I haven’t had many comments to this blog so please let me know what you think about the two scripts. Thanks.
I’ve neglected my blog for a while because I’ve been working on my latest website. I should also say that I haven’t really been in the mood lately for working on my websites and it has taken far too long to do quite a simple project.
Anyway, the website in question is a “URL shortener”. The script that I have used is probably the most basic out there but that is OK with me because, as I have said before, I’m only a part-time webmaster. Basically, a user can visit the site, enter their long URL, add a “tag” which relates to their long URL, and the script generates a short URL with the tag at the end.
For example: www.urlism.com/tag
Unlike other similar sites there is not a membership feature and I’m not sure if or when the links will expire but I am confident that visitors will bookmark the site and use it regularly. Long URLs really are annoying!
If you need a short URL pay a visit to my website http://urlism.com
I’ve uploaded the salespage for the HTML2PDF script which I recently added to my website. I’ve mentioned the benefits of this tool in a previous post so if you have your own website and are looking to add some “stickiness” to it, I recommend you purchase this script.
Your visitors will keep coming back to your site and it will be useful to you too if you need to create a manual, a report or an ebook. You could also set up a membership site and charge a small monthly fee for your members to use HTML2PDF.
The salespage is here and the demo is here
I’ve just uploaded a script to my main website which allows the user to convert HTML code into a PDF file. The converter uses a WYSIWYG interface and is very easy to use. Simply enter the Title, Author, Subject and HTML code and press “Generate PDF” – its as easy as that!
I’ll be changing one or two things and placing some ads on the page, but the converter is ready to use right now.
This is ideal for anyone who is looking to create a professional looking report or ebook. I also intend to put up a sales page for anyone who would like to purchase the script – but I can’t put a timescale on this.
The link you need for the HTML to PDF Converter is http://andrewmcgovernonline.com/HTML2PDF/create/.
Bookmark it and tell your friends and family.
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