Technology

Seventeen years of WordPress, exported, rebuilt and redeployed as plain HTML – every post, comment and URL intact, with an AI assistant doing the heavy lifting.

Defines an email marketing list as an opted-in group of contacts and explains why it works as a cheap, repeatable source of traffic.

Covers three technical issues in setting up a backend offer: restricting access, planning the sales flow, and protecting downloads.

Common-sense checks to run - market saturation, store terms, and market size - before spending time and money building a mobile app.

An introduction to what mobile marketing means for internet marketers, covering apps, app stores, and mobile-friendly websites.

Three ways non-programmers can get a mobile app to market: outsourcing development, buying rights to an existing app, or buying out a poorly marketed one.

Compares three mobile app pricing strategies - free, low-price (99c), and premium - and warns pricing is hard to change later.

Explains how mobile app development differs from PC software development in screen size, battery power and touch input.

Explains what forum marketing is and outlines its three main uses: selling products, generating traffic, and building self-promotion as a niche expert.

Three ways to use Private Label Rights products to profit alongside big-name Internet Marketing product launches.

Practical tips for reducing piracy of digital Internet Marketing products, from securing downloads to monitoring forums for stolen copies.

Shares three early Kindle owner tips: buy a case, unlock the browser via a US address, and make use of free content.

Anticipates the arrival of an Amazon Kindle in the UK and how the author expects to use it, mainly for travel and PDFs.