In Feburary 2016 06,
Write a thorough description of your ebook. Tell your potential customers how your book will benefit them.
Provide a page where potential customers can contact you and learn more about you. Provide your email address, name and a short paragraph about your background, family, education or whatever is relevant to the type of ebook you’re selling.
Upload your ebook to your website with an FTP program, such as CuteFTP or WS_FTP.
Set up a thank you page that your customers will be directed to after they have purchased your ebook. The thank you page should contain a note thanking the customer for his purchase and a clickable link to the page where your ebook is located so that he can download it.
Set up a way for customers to pay for their purchases. Try a third-party company such as iBill.com, OrderButton.com or ClickBank.com to accept credit card payments. Set up a link or button that takes customers to your order page and place it at the top and bottom of every page on your site.
Protect your ebook with a password. Many web hosting companies provide a place to set up a password within the control panel. Software, such as Armadillo, can generate keys for your customers to type in to gain access to your ebook. DigiBuy creates unique URLs for customers to download your ebook that expire within one or two days.
In Feburary 2016 06,
Showing posts with label WS_FTP. Show all posts
Showing posts with label WS_FTP. Show all posts
Saturday, 6 February 2016
Friday, 5 February 2016
How to Delete WebsitesIn Feburary 2016 05,
In Feburary 2016 05,
Delete the website files on a UNIX server by using Telnet to access the top directory of the files that make up your website. Enter the UNIX command rm --r [directory] where directory is the name of the parent directory. This will delete all the sub-directories under the website at once. If the parent directory is still there, change to a higher level directory by entering cd followed by to periods. Then type rmdir [directory] where directory is the name of the parent.
Use an FTP program like WS_FTP to access the website files. With this method you will have to work from the bottom up, deleting files in sub-directories and then parent directories, so it is more cumbersome and in the case of a complicated website, can take quite a while.
Delete a website using Adobe Dreamweaver by clicking on 'Site,' then 'Manage Sites.' Highlight the website to be removed and click on 'Remove.' Confirm the action when asked. Microsoft Expression should have a similar function.
Check with the Web host to see if they have a file management system where the user can remove web files directly. You may be able to direct them to remove the website for you with the appropriate authorization. Alternatively, cancel the hosting plan. When you stop paying for the website, the Web hosting company will remove the website for you. Not renewing the domain name when it is due would accomplish the same thing.
Disable a website temporarily by changing the name of the index.html file to something else like index.old. Since most links to a website start at the index.html or index.htm page, even though this isn't typed in the URL box, this will effectively remove the website from access. This won't work if the starting page of the website does not have index.html or index.htm page.
In Feburary 2016 05,
Delete the website files on a UNIX server by using Telnet to access the top directory of the files that make up your website. Enter the UNIX command rm --r [directory] where directory is the name of the parent directory. This will delete all the sub-directories under the website at once. If the parent directory is still there, change to a higher level directory by entering cd followed by to periods. Then type rmdir [directory] where directory is the name of the parent.
Use an FTP program like WS_FTP to access the website files. With this method you will have to work from the bottom up, deleting files in sub-directories and then parent directories, so it is more cumbersome and in the case of a complicated website, can take quite a while.
Delete a website using Adobe Dreamweaver by clicking on 'Site,' then 'Manage Sites.' Highlight the website to be removed and click on 'Remove.' Confirm the action when asked. Microsoft Expression should have a similar function.
Check with the Web host to see if they have a file management system where the user can remove web files directly. You may be able to direct them to remove the website for you with the appropriate authorization. Alternatively, cancel the hosting plan. When you stop paying for the website, the Web hosting company will remove the website for you. Not renewing the domain name when it is due would accomplish the same thing.
Disable a website temporarily by changing the name of the index.html file to something else like index.old. Since most links to a website start at the index.html or index.htm page, even though this isn't typed in the URL box, this will effectively remove the website from access. This won't work if the starting page of the website does not have index.html or index.htm page.
In Feburary 2016 05,
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)