Wordpress Plugins

explode your affiliate marketing income “overnight”…

In the past months I’ve been playing with a crazy tool which automatically converts keywords on your blog into money-making affiliate links in mere seconds

The shocking part is that this not only works, but it actually boosted my commissions by 215% in just a few days…

I won’t lie to you. If you really want similar success your blog needs to get traffic; the more traffic – the higher your clicks & commissions…

Even if you only get 10 visits per day, in a month you’d get 300 visits, right? What if now you’re getting 5 sales a month, with this crazy tool, you could be easily doubling that.

In a year you could be getting 50 sales instead of 25 – that could mean $250 in additional income for you [estimating that the product you promote pays you $10/sale].

If you promote a product which pays $50 per sale, you could be adding an additional $1,250 to your pocket, right?

This could be doable with the crazy tool I’m talking about – you should check it too.

It’s called the MaxBlogPress Ninja Affiliate WordPress Plugin. I’ve been using it to promote everything from Clickbank to Amazon affiliate links on many of my blogs. It’s easy to use and as I stated above, I saw an increase in my affiliate commissions within days of beginning to use it.

The best news is that this fantastic WP plugin is on SALE! You can save $30 off the regular price if you buy it before Midnight Friday August 21st.

Go check it out now!

WP_Posts database crashed – HELP!

by Tricia

If you see this post a few times it’s because I really need help and I’m posting it on three of my blogs – sorry for the repeat, but if you can help, please do!

I need some help fixing my husbands blog – Guitar Licks. Today when he visited the site (while I was still sleeping) the blog had error messages stating that the WP_posts database had crashed.

When you visit his site it loads with the WP theme and sidebars, but there’s error messages at the top and a “post cannot be found” message where current posts should be listed on the index page.

Some of the errors state:

ALTER TABLE wp_posts ADD FULLTEXT `yarpp_title` ( `post_title`)

ALTER TABLE wp_posts ADD FULLTEXT `yarpp_content` ( `post_content`)

So I’m assuming this error has something to do with the Yet another related post plugin that I’m using on most of my blogs. This blog is using the plugin version 2.16 and is using WP 2.62.

In the Yet another related posts plugin admin area there was a message that said:

YARPP’s “consider titles” and “consider bodies” relatedness criteria require your wp_posts table to use the MyISAM storage engine, but the table seems to be using the engine. These two options have been disabled.
To restore these features, please update your wp_posts table by executing the following SQL directive: ALTER TABLE `wp_posts` ENGINE = MyISAM; . No data will be erased by altering the table’s engine, although there are performance implications.
If, despite this check, you are sure that wp_posts is using the MyISAM engine, press this magic button:

I clicked on the “magic button” as the plugin seems to be working just fine in all of my other blogs and I ended up with even more errors!

Help!

I’ve looked at the WP database for this blog and the WP_posts table says “in use” and I can’t browse it. I also can’t use the backup plugin in Guitar licks – it’s there and functioning but just hung when I tried to do a back up.

I’ve backed up the whole database using PHPmyAdmin so I have a copy in case something goes terribly wrong. Now I just need to know how to fix it.

Should I just place a check mark on WP_posts and then click the repair function at the bottom of the structure screen in PHPmyAdmin and see if that repairs the problem?

I’m nervous about attempting to fix this as I’ve never had to try to repair a database error before. Any help would be appreciated.

Bad Behavior plugin blocks site administrators – plugin now updated to resolve problem

by Tricia

Just a quick note – I just wrote a post over on the The Webfiles about being locked out of all of my own sites due to my IP address being blocked by the Bad Behavior plugin I’m using on my sites to block out the majority of spam I receive.

If you are also a Bad Behavior plugin user and you’ve been locked out of your site please go to the Bad Behavior website and download the new update version 2.0.11. This will resolve the problem was that caused when the plugin creator moved his sites to a new server:

All users should update to Bad Behavior 2.0.11 immediately to prevent being blocked from your own site.

Within the past two days users have found themselves blocked from their own sites while using recent versions of Bad Behavior. A third party blacklist which Bad Behavior queries recently began sending false positives for any IP address queried, causing everyone using Bad Behavior to be blocked. This issue is fixed in Bad Behavior 2.0.11.

Michael Hampton, the plugin creator, goes on to explain the cause of the problem further within the post, but the key thing to do if you are experiencing problems with Bad Behavior is to download the plugin update as it should resolve an issues that you are currently experiencing.

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