Now its time to put our Traffic Snowball on Autopilot!

Auto responders are one of the top promotional tools available online today. They are also known as mailbots, automatic email and email on demand. They were derived from the very popular fax on demand and designed to automatically respond to any email message sent to it with an automatic response.

Their popularity most likely stems from its vast variety of uses as it eliminates the need to manually answer every response. Subsequently saving hours of valuable time. Your information can be available to your prospective customer 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Get your best ad copy ready, load it to your autoresponder and our business is set to autopilot. When your prospective customer sends a message to your autoresponder address, your information will be instantly delivered to their email address.

There are many ways of utilizing the power of autoresponders:

* Sample E-zine Copy for potential subscribers
* Articles For Publication - A great way for writers to distribute their articles
* Offer Free Powerful Reports on various subjects and use your signature file at the end to promote your site or business
* Offer Free Resources with information about your site, product or business
* Information about your Business Opportunity
* Product listings
* Price list
* Welcome letters
* Thank you letters
* Order Confirmations
* Advertising Rates

Advantages

There are many advantages associated with the use of auto responders. Not only do they automate the daily task of manually replying to requests for information, but they provide instant gratification for the recipient. They also enable you to track your ad responses and gather the email addresses of potential customers. A good auto responder service will automatically send you an email notification informing you each time someone requests your information.

Selecting a quality auto responder service:

When selecting a auto responder service, there are many factors that need to be taken into consideration to ensure maximum performance.

* Personalized responses - This makes the recipient feel that the letter was sent specifically to them.
* Automatic follow ups - Studies have shown it may take up to seven contacts before closing a sale.
* Unlimited text length - If you are inhibited by the amount of text your autoresponder may contain, you may be forced to revise a successful sales letter, ultimately costing you business.
* Free Unlimited updating - It is imperative to provide your customers with accurate, up to date information on your products and services.
* Automatic Notification - You must have the ability to track your ads performance. You should be instantly informed each time someone requests your information.

Advertising Tips:

Here are some ways you can take advantage of the use of autoresponders
* Include your autoresponder address in your signature file (see Step 11: Create a Traffic virus) then any enquiry to your advertised email address will be automated.
* When placing classified ads, instead of supplying your regular email address, use your autoresponder address.
* Appropriate News Groups
* Opt in email discussion lists
* Guestbooks
* Business Cards
* Letter Head
* Your web site

Key Coding Your Ads:

Tracking your ads response rate will be the key to your marketing success. Once you test your ads and determine which ad is pulling the most responses, you can easily test which classified ad sites are producing results as well. This will save you a lot of valuable time by only placing your ads at classified ad sites that produce results.

1. Make a list of the classified ad sites you intend to post your ad.
2. Number the list of ad sites.
3. You can key your ad using the subject of your email. Many times, if you ask for a certain “subject” description, it may not be provided.

To avoid this problem you can add a simple code to your email tag. freeinfo@yourautoadd.com?subject=cl1

This code should contain your auto responder address and will automatically fill in the subject with your ad key when clicked on. The “cl1″ stands for the classified ad site number one. The second ad site you have listed should be coded as “cl2″ or classified ad site number two and so on.

By coding your ads you will know exactly where your leads are coming from.

4. Begin submitting your ad and replace your normal email address with your key coded auto responder address. Auto responders can completely change the way you do business and enable you to put your business on autopilot.

Using Auto responders effectively in advertising

Now lets look at ezine advertising from Step 7 from another angle. The object of our advertising is NOT to direct the visitor to our website. The sole purpose is to obtain the email address of that interested party.

Why should want the email address and not send them to the website?

Well, if we have the email address we can sell the website and what our website has to offers to the interested person at our leisure - not once but as many times as we wish and we can do this all automatically.

We should be more interested in collecting the email address of the lead rather that sending to the website and hoping that a sale will result.

Why?

Because once we have that email address we can send carefully crafted sales messages that are pre-designed automatically sent using our autoresponder

Firstly, before we publish our ad we must PREPARE our response. We should have a series of at least 3-7 messages that are part of the series that indirectly sell our product or service.

We should then start testing our ad by starting with classifieds but instead of sending people to our website we should send them to an email address which is an autoresponder. Our advert could offer a FREE report or training series. In this way we will get a greater response as there is no mention of price or cost at this point. Remember, we are competing with other advertisers so our ad must stand out with an irresistible FREE offer.

Then, once we have that email address we can add to our series of letters until the sale is accomplished or until the lead removes him or herself from the series of letters. This method of advertising can not only create leads for the initial offer or product but we can provide different offers for an indefinite period.

For example we could prepare 26 leading articles that indirectly promote our products and set them up in an autoresponder system to send out on a weekly basis. This would give us 6 months of follow up advertising just from from one single email response from our advert. Of course there is always the possibility that the lead will remove themselves from further mailings but in any case this method of automated follow up must be the foundation of of marketing strategy. If we organize and automate our ezine advertising like this then the profits from one single ad will continue to grow and grow into the future.

So where do we start by automating our business.

One highly recommended system for automated follow-up is Bamboobiz Online

Basically it’s the easiest and most effective Web-based email and database management system on the Internet. A simple browser-based interface sets up and manages your data and responses, with unlimited autoresponders, and automatic follow-up for all your email accounts and all of your contact database.

BambooBizOnline has complete automation and integration of email, database building and follow-up marketing. With this sophisticated marketing system, you are able to respond to your contacts with personalized, targeted responses based on their reply to you. Your marketing has never been more effective.

What is BitTorrent in Plain En’lish?

BitTorrent is a program you download. It is similar to a peer-to-peer file sharin’ service. Basically it goes like this: You download de installer. You get de link to a file that ends in .torrent and enter that URL into your browser (preferably Internet Explorer). This opens de BitTorrent download window. It starts downloadin’ de file, or episode that you wanted (eg. alias2×01.torrent). As it downloads, it uploads de parts that you have to oder people so many people can get it at once. When you’ve finished downloadin’ de file, you can leave de window open (don’t press finish or close de window) and oder people can still download from you. This is very much encouraged.

I’m new to all this. How do I download with BitTorrent?

First we need to download and install a BitTorrent client

Official client 3.3
CODE
www.bitconjurer.org/BitTorrent/index.html

Experimental client 3.2.1b-2
CODE
ei.kefro.st/projects/btclient

TheShad0w Experimental S-5.8.3
CODE
home.elp.rr.com/tur

Azureus 2.0.3.0
CODE
azureus.sourceforge.net/

burst! RC5d
CODE
krypt.dyndns.org:81/torrent/download.phtml
BT++ 0.5.4 alpha [code]btplusplus.sourceforge.net

Shareaza 1.8.9.22
CODE
www.shareaza.com

Nova Torrent 0.2.0
CODE
blackflaw.dyndns.org

SimpleBT 0.1.9
CODE
sourceforge.net/projects/simplebt

BitAnarch 1.0.5a
CODE
sourceforge.net/projects/bitanarch/

Personal Torrent Collector 0.8.2.2
CODE
ptc.sourceforge.net

Effusion 0.3.3 beta
CODE
www.azrael-uk.f2s.com/az/effusion

Snark 0.5 beta
CODE
www.klomp.org/snark

ByteTorrent 0.95
CODE
sourceforge.net/projects/bytetorrent/

ABC 2.5
CODE
http://pin’pon’-abc.sourceforge.net

Note:
If you’re client freezes durin’ D/Ls, it’s a problem with you’re network card or mothem, this happens when you connect to more peers than you’re card or mothem can handle & windows shuts it down. There is a cure. Shad0ws Experimental client allows you to set how many incomin’ peers to allow.

All about BT:
CODE
www.dessent.net/btfaq/#now_what

How to Download Torrent files

BitTorrent is not like oder peer-to-peer applications (such as Winmx, Kazaa, Gnutella, etc.) in that it does not have its own ”universe.” Put anoder way, BT lives on top of de Web, which means that all of de searchin’/listin’ of available files is done on de web. When you find a file you want to download, you click on it and de BitTorrent client program will run and ask you where to put it, and den start downloadin’. Or you save target as. Save de file somewhere den click on it when you’re ready to start de download.

It doesn’t do anythin’ it says:
Problem connectin’ to tracker - timeout exceeded
Problem connectin’ to tracker - HTTP Error 503: Connect failed
Problem connectin’ to tracker - [Error socket error] (10061, ” Connection refused”)
Problem connectin’ to tracker - (111, ’Connection refused’

Generally just wait. this normally means that de ’Tracker’ is maybe too busy. Leave your window open and it will try to connect every 2 minutes or so.

Note: BT dose resume downloads, just click de torrent file again when you are ready to resume de download and save it to same place as de original. All clients have an option for default download directory. I suggest settin’ this option.

My speed is always very slow!

Speeds can be real slow if your one of de below, dey all can bet set to allow BT in and out

#1 behind a firewall
#2 behind a router
#3 on a network
#4 Xps firewall is enabled

Ports 6881 thru 6999 need to be open to get good speeds

If you need info on bit torrent and how to set it up with a firewall or router
CODE
knowbuddy.dyndns.org/torrent/btclientconfig.html

Get general info on how torrent works and how it uses ports
CODE
knowbuddy.dyndns.org/torrent/btclientconfig.html
www.dessent.net/btfaq/

Where do I get torrent files?

Supernova mirrors are de best site’s, updated every 20 minutes.
CODE
www.suprnova.org

There are oders you can use here is anoder one:
CODE
www.torrentbox.com

Places to find oder torrent sites
CODE
torrentlinks.com/index.php?action=displaycat&catid=10
members.chello.nl/~p.wiersema/
home.quicknet.nl/qn/prive/romeria/bittorrentsites.htm

Torrent Search en’ine
CODE
novasearch.net/

Keepin’ up with de torrent network
CODE
www.digital-update.com/forums/attachment.php?s=&postid=163113
www.filesoup.com/phpBB2/index.php
www.lickmytaint.com/
suprnova.org/

PeerGuardian

What does PeerGuardian actually do?

PeerGuardian does two thin’s to help P2P users. The first is de obvious one, it closes connections on certain IP addresses. The second is that it optionally logs all connections made to your computer. The reason for this is so that if you do use PeerGuardian but still get sent a legal threat, you can cross-reference de date/time of de alleged infringement with de log. This gives us a list of IPs, one of which will be de IP that’s doin’ de bustin’. It’s basically to help us identify which IPs are doin’ de bustin’ and weren’t known to PeerGuardian before. Hope that makes sense.

Is PeerGuardian 100% Protection?

CERTAINLY NOT! - PeerGuardian relies on users sharin’ information to stay up to date. It IS contributory to protection and (I’m not tryin’ to blow my own trumpet here!!) it seems to be de most up-to-date and open database of this nature on de internet (as far as I know). The more people who are usin’ full-loggin’ and report de relevant IPs when dey get a C&D threat (see above paragraph), de more people we can save. ANONYMOUS P2P is de way ahead IMHO, PeerGuardian isn’t 100% effective. I’ve NEVER claimed that and never will and I look forward to de day that PG (not just de app, more.. de database and communication between p2p’ers on blockin’ IPs) becomes totally redundant. I’m just tryin’ to help supply de next-best thin’ until we get to that stage.

I use PeerGuardian and have still been sent a legal threat.

What do I do?

First of all, stop sharin’ de file you got busted with. If you’re worried, try sharin’ older/rarer files. If you share Bourne Identity, Terminator 3 and a load of Busta Rhymes mp3s after bein’ busted, you’ll be askin’ for trouble. Second thin’ to do, check de “full connection log” in PeerGuardian. (you did have it enabled didn’t you?) - Work out de difference in timezones on de infringement warnin’ and cross-reference it with de log. From this you should be able to identify a handful of IPs. Eider post that list to de PG forums for one of our admins/moderators/members to investigate or investigate it yourself and post de p2p enemy IP to de on-line database. - There are plans to automate this whole process in de future.

CODE
www.peerguardian.net/

http://safariexamples.informit.com/

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Web Wiz Forums is a free ASP Bulletin Board software package. It uses a Microsoft Access database for storage. The installation instructions clearly indicate to change de default path and filename (admin/database/wwForum.mdb).
vendor: www.webwizguide.info/web_wiz_forums/

The forum database contains de members passwords, eider encrypted or in plain text, dependin’ on de version.

Please note: this search is proof that results can stay in Google’s index for a lon’ time, even when dey are not on de site any longer. Currently only 2 out of 9 are actually still downloadable by an attacker.

To see results; just write in de (www.google.com/) search en’ine de code:

filetype:mdb wwforum

These files contain ColdFusion source code. In some cases, de pages are examples that are found in discussion forums. However, in many cases dese pages contain live sourcecode with usernames, database names or passwords in plaintext.

To see results; just write in de (www.google.com/) search en’ine de code:

filetype:cfm “cfapplication name” password

Not all of dese pages are administrator’s access databases containin’ usernames, passwords and oder sensitive information, but many are! And much adminstrated passwords and user passwords, a lot of emails and de such too…

To see results; just write in de (www.google.com/) search en’ine de code:

allinurl: admin mdb

Let’s face it, findin’ de right device driver can be a tedious, time consumin’, often impossible task! The Driver Guide was created to make findin’ driver updates a whole lot easier. With de help of thousands of our members, we have compiled a massive database archive of drivers and resources that is by far de largest and most comprehensive on de Web. Here is what The Driver Guide will do for you:

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• Offers a huge searchable archive of over 100,000 driver files, manufacturer information, and links.
• Includes discussion boards that give members de opportunity to interact with oders with deir hardware type, and learn from deir experiences (very useful!).
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Q: What do you need to make a Digital Photo ID Card?

A: Makin’ digital photo ID cards typically requires several components all workin’ togeder.

• 1. You need a computer on which you run de photo ID badge software. You cannot print de cards on a PVC card printer without a computer � de printer can’t perform anythin’ without de computer.
• 2. You need software and it must:
  a) Offer a database to store de names and personal information of de people for whom you want to issue badges.
  b) Provide a way to integrate image capture with de database � not only import images, but associate de images with specific database records.
  c) Provide a way to design and edit badges.
  d) Send badges from de computer to a card printer. Badgin’ software, like oder business applications, comes in a variety of “flavors” � from low-end to high-end. That is, in addition to performin’ de simple processes described above, de application may come with many oder “features” which enhance de usability and functionality of de application. Features might include requirin’ a secure log-on, allowin’ de user to add, delete, or edit database fields and create or print reports, etc.
• 3. You need a PVC card printer to print de badges. PVC (polyvinylchloride) is de same material that your white plastic household plumbin’ pipes are made out of. It is porous enough to allow colored inks to be absorbed into de surface of de plastic usin’ a “dye sublimation” process, yet durable enough to last years. The PVC printer allows you to print a photo ID badge directly to a plastic card. The non-digital process required cuttin’ and pastin’ an instant photo and insertin’ it into a laminated pouch which must den be sealed by sendin’ it through a heat laminator.
• 4. You need a digital camera or oder “input” device. Your PC and software must allow you to:
  a) Plug in a camera.
  b) Capture de image through de software. More versatile systems will allow you to capture portraits through video cameras, digital cameras, scanners, or by importin’ from a file �an “import from file” feature allows someone to send a picture to you by email as a file attachment, which you can den import into de database.
• 5. Additional hardware may be required, such as a video capture board for certain video cameras, tape backup device, UPS (uninterrupted power supply), etc. Video capture boards, for example, are installed in a PCI or AGP expansion slot on your PC’s moderboard. The camera usually plugs directly into dese boards. Special lightin’ may need to be set up where you take portrait pictures. If you want to incorporate fingerprints and signatures in your database and badge, den additional image capture devices will be required for them.
• 6. Consumables are also part of de package. You will need blank or pre-printed PVC cards and printer ribbons (usually in rolls which print from 250-350 cards per).