Do you use a WordPress blog? I probably should have told you about this a couple of weeks ago, but I wanted to try this out for myself, first - and I've been sooooooo busy.

Quick question for you. Let's say I just gave you a plugin that allowed you to drip feed your articles into your blog... upload a zip file containing a bunch of text files, each representing an article... and you could specify you want those articles to get scheduled 1 week apart, 4 days apart, 72 hours apart, and so on. You could also tell WordPress what time of day you wanted to post the articles. Would that be worth $47 to you, to save hours and hours of work? Because that's what a couple of people are selling those plugins for. If you go to anyone else, it would probably cost you $47 just for that one plugin... but that's just a taste of what  is here for you! -->

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WP-Crusher

 You get 9 plugins that do everything from:

* regularly import multiple full RSS feed content as blog posts... so you don't have to update your blog anymore.

* Automate the call-to-actions asking people to leave comments.

* Show the number of posts, comments, and videos available on your blog.

* Publish posts from your drafts if a ton of people comment (the ten comment rule!)

Should I keep going?

What about those plugins that put your blog on autopilot, so you don't have to update it anymore? Or maybe, you want a plugin that does something special every time you create a new post... like automatically copying each post onto Twitter for social marketing. BUT THAT'S STILL JUST A PIECE OF WHAT YOU GET!

Ever had a great idea for a plugin that you just couldn't find anywhere? Maybe one that doesn't exist yet? What if you could build your own? You've probably heard of Robert Plank. He's made so many WordPress plugins that he decided to create "PHP templates" for them to make the job easier. If you want to make a sidebar widget... open a file and fill in a couple of blanks. I've got 7 of those kinds of templates. You can handle posts, custom fields that apply to the whole WordPress blog, custom fields that only apply to specific posts, embed video and other "repetitious" code... just fill stuff in with PHP code. -->

Have a look,.. There are a lot of possibilities here. 

The "WordPress Crusher" package contains those 9 plugins, plus 7 fill-in-the blank templates... 86 pages of detailed PDF documentation, 31 minutes of quick start "how to install all the plugins" videos... and 4.7 hours of full WordPress training so you can make any changes you want. If any of this sounds good to you, make sure to take a look at this site and videos right now... WP-Crusher

Judi

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