If there’s one thing you need to ask yourself about in anything worthwhile in life and in your business is this “Am I really willing to understand that having the dream life will require me to pay a price?” Paying the price will most likely be the time spent contacting your leads, follow ups, building successful Google Adwords campaigns, writing powerful, selling articles, purchasing educational materials or courses.

Being a successful business owner will come with the realisation that the price that you pay might not be equivalent to the price someone else will pay. Some people might already have some level of skill with HTLM, building website, copywriting, affiliate marketing (and you might not…). Someone else might have a massive advertising budget at the beginning (and you might not…). Someone else might have the courage to speak to a prospect over the phone and display great posture (and you might be fearful…).

The bottom line is that you never really get to always know what someone else did to pay his or her price. You just assume that he had it all anyway, no wonder he’s so successful. Well, you could be right. Even if that’s the case, ask yourself this question “SO WHAT?” The faster the mental connection is made that the prize will come with paying the price the faster your results (leads and distributors) will be. And the faster the mental connection is made that the price of success is not fair; the faster your attitude will grow exponentially.

The nature of the network marketing industry usually exposes this reality to its new distributors that there is a price to pay (building lists, websites, strategic marketing,) and the reward is mostly in the form of huge company pay-outs, free international trips, passive income, time and money. This series of events is critical for success in your MLM business.

95 % of networkers usually quit before they realise their dreams (you know the free international trips, the residual income etc.) because of the pain, rejection and humiliation they put themselves through to “get” people into their businesses. Old school methods of building a network marketing business present various old school price tags with them. Now today, with cutting edge tools, systems and MLM affiliate programs, you are able to position yourself on the other side of the fairness scale. This the side where you are using the power of Internet marketing (and being smarter and adaptive), enabling you to use the NET in network marketing. You are now the one who has the unfair advantage.

Most successful networkers in the industry that sponsor hundreds of people a month understand this. The price to pay does not have to be that manual and harassing anymore. With the right tools, systems and 21^st century information, like Mike Dillard’s Magnetic Sponsoring, the price tag is leveraged and automated, and the prize remains just as GREAT!

Cascading Style Sheets also known as css is something that every coder needs to learn. they give a different feel and look to your XHTML site. essentially its a file that has been created by the coder, and what the coder can do with this is attach it to any of his or her DTD to give each one the same theme or color scheme or how you just want the page to be displayed. Html is the backbone for the world wide web. but with things changing the way that they have html just cant do everything that we want it to. So XHTML was created. XHTML is an upgrade from html. Aswell during the html period most coders would create extremely sloppy coding in their sites . Now the websites would still work but with this sloppy html coding it would give the web browser problems in some cases. But with XHTML things must be exact and its a very strict way of creating a website. but the end result is that you will have a better looking site AND you will be able to CSS to the site to make it look better, but css can be used with regular html.

Web standards were created for people who designed web sites. the web standard is there so that web browser creators will know what they want their browser to display.

A great place to get started if your interested in it would be to go to (here)

Jag har haft ungefär 700 olika bloggar sammanlagt, nu hänger jag på wordpress och det äger. Det är aldrig några kraschar som på, låt oss säga “Blogg.se”?, det är enkelt och fint. Speciellt gillar jag flikgrejen, att man kan ha olika sidor. Vad som suger är dock att man inte kan ändra HTML-koden whatsoever. Eller, det går ju om man vill köpa loss sin sida för pengar.

Tack vare flitigt användande av Lunarstorm åren 2000-2003/04 har man som lärt sig de där koderna och skulle gärna vilja glänsa med sina skillzz. Men inte här, inte på wordpress, så kul ska vi inte ha. Jag vill kunna använda mig av någon sorts statistikmätare eller feeda från last.fm. Men jag får inte, kan inte, fåååår inte.

Borde sova

URL son las siglas de Localizador de Recurso Uniforme (en inglés Uniform Resource Locator), y que significa, básicamente, la dirección global de documentos y de otros recursos en la world wide web.

Significado de una dirección web:La primera parte de la dirección indica qué protocolo utilizar por ejemplo HTML, la segunda parte especifica la dirección IP o nombre de dominio donde se localiza el recurso.

Por ejemplo: http//www.upf.es

• http indica el protocolo.
• www es el IP.
• upf es el subdominio y, finalmente,
• .es significa el dominio de la pagina.

En el caso de que la URL indique una carpeta seria http//www.upf.es /index. La última parte de la dirección sería la que nos especificaría la carpeta. 

No era tan complicado como parecía

El lenguaje HTML (Lenguaje de Marcación de Hipertexto) es el que utilizan los ordenadores que están conectados a internet y este se expresa en inglés y carece de acentos, eñes y otros caracteres especiales por lo que en castellano tenemos que usar caracteres especiales.

El estándar ASCII es una tabla que relaciona caracteres (letras, números y símbolos) con números para que los ordenadores manejen la información. Los primeros 127 caracteres son interpretados igual en todos los ordenadores, pero esta tabla no contienen vocales, ni eñes, ni otros símbolos como los de interrogación o exclamación.

Para incluir los caracteres extendidos (a partir del 128) se realiza encerrando el código entre los caracteres & y ;.

Veamos algunos:

á     á     ñ     ñ

Á     Á    Ñ     Ñ

é     é    ¿     ¿

É     É    ¡        ¡

í      í     º      º

Í      Í    ª         ª

ó     ó    ¬         ¬

&Óacute;    Ó    €       € (AltGr – 5)

ú     ú            Espacio en blanco

&Úacute;     Ú

Y además existen cuatro caracteres de control:

&lt;          <

&gt;         >

&amp;     &

&quot;     ”

Puede parecer inutil utilizar estos caracteres especiales, ya que, normalmente al escribirlos directamente lo visualizaremos en el navegador, pero no es seguro de que puede ocurrir en otros navegadores distintos cuando acedan a nuestra pagina web.

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Para poner en tu página web un enlace a otra página con un botón de imagen debes poner el siguiente código:

<a href=http://”1” alt=”4”><img

src =http:/”2”/”3”.png alt=”4”

border”0”/></a>

Debes sustituir:

“1″ por la dirección de la página a enlazar.

“2″ por dirección de la carpeta donde tenga la imagen. Lo puedes ver en la barra de direcciones.

“3″ por el nombre del archivo de la imagen.

“4″ por el texto que quieras que aparezca en caso de no salir el botón.

Es aconsejable que la imagen del botón este en formato png.

Aquí tienes un ejemplo por si quieres indexar esta página:

<a href=http://japerfer.wordpress.com alt=japerfer><img

src =http://japerfer.iespana.es/botonlogo.png alt=japerfer

border=0/></a>

Tendrás el botón: