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Video #1: How To Add a Custom Optin Form To Facebook In 5 Minutes Or Less!

Facebook is all the rage now. So I figure why not stick your opt-in box on THERE where all the people are hangin' out? Hey, however many opt-ins you get, they're all FREE!

If you're using Facebook, and most people are then just this one video alone is worth 10x the cost of the product!

This 15 minute video shows you everything you need to know in simple to follow steps, including:

• How to add a tricked out optin box to your fan page in 5 minutes or less.

• Discover which scripts you can and can't use when customizing your Facebook pages.

What you probably don't know is, FBML is similar to HTML but there are limitations.

Most optin forms rely on Javascript, but the FBML boxes don't permit too much Javascript or they'll stop working. So how much is too much? Find out.

• Where to get the code you need to create your Facebook Optin Form.

• Once you know where to get the code the question is, should you use the "simple" code or do you have to go the "hard route" and use advanced code?

You'll waste a lot of time if you pick the wrong one, but don't worry because we've dug in and figured out the nitty gritty for you.

Put Facebook to work building your list by adding the optin form to your widely viewed "profile" page!

• The information on how to do this is very hard to find. It's not common knowledge and unless you know exactly what to do and how to do it, you'll spin around in circles trying to figure it out.

If you don't have someone showing you how to add the code to the page you'll probably never get it figured out.

I had to dig through several tutorials on how it's done and watch 3 different videos to find out what I already thought...

It's darned difficult to get the form on your profile, but so worth it once it's there!

This is one that drives me crazy. How do you shrink your opt-in box code that your autoresponder company gives you down and make your name and email boxes small enough that you can STICK 'EM right in a sidebar just like the one on the left of this page?

So I had Lisa who has done my web designs for most of my time in Internet marketing save a few years -- I had her cook up a little step-by-step video that explains it all in English, so you can do it even if you're baffled by the whole thing.

• If you're using Aweber then you'll be out of luck on this issue, unless you watch this video, of course.

But what if your sidebar is SMALLER than that? It's not easy to figure out unless you can actually SEE what to do, right in front of your eyes.

• Increase your subscriber base by adding an optin form to your sidebar.

If your visitors don't optin to your list via your popup, it's another last minute chance to get that subscription.

• Where to get a free hover ad generator.

Hey, nothing is sweeter than grabbing those free opt-ins from people who come to your web pages from affiliate traffic, social media or that black hat stuff you swear on a stack of John Caples books you don't do!

• How to create nice looking drop shadow effects on your squeeze page in just a few minutes using this simple little snippet of copy & paste CSS Code!

Gone are the days when you'd have to use HTML to create tables, or Photoshop to create the drop shadow effect.

No more slicing your image to turn it into HTML to make the page with the shadow. Now all you do is add a bit of code and that's it.

Nice and simple... but ONLY if you know what you're doing.

Try to do this without the video and you're going to end up with a huge mess on your hands!

Good gosh. When I got into Internet marketing, the word CSS didn't mean a thing. Now you can't even create a web page in Dreamweaver without using CSS.

Just with a teeny bit of copy 'n paste stuff you can add drop shadows on the text on your page. Now if that isn't pimp, I dont know what is!

Discover how to turn your blog readers into subscribers to your mailing list by adding a simple optin form to your sidebar.

This sounds fairly simple, but I'll tell you unless someone shows you what you need to do with the sidebar.php file on your Wordpress Blog, you'll NEVER figure this out.

You're "supposed" to be able to make a change to the .php file then click to save changes, but if you take a look at your blog you'll see there ain't no "submit" or "save changes" button.

So what the heck do you do?

There's a little trick to getting that to appear. We'll not only show you where to activate that, but also exactly where to add the code.

Once the code's on your page just sit back and watch as your blog readers turn themselves into loyal email subscribers.