You’ve certainly seen them – but did you know what they were called and how you could install them on your site??
FavIcon is short for favorites icon. Favicons became popular as icons that were displayed next to web site addresses on the favorites menu of a browser, also called the bookmarks menu. Today, favicons are displayed on the browser address bar and browser tabs, as well as on bookmarks and Internet shortcuts. A favicon is an icon associated with a web page or an HTML document.
Favicons on the Browser Bar
They aren’t a necessity – but you’ve got to admit – they do add a little something to the browser bar – and, using a nice animated one – can attract attention!!
You can create your own here . . . . . . . urljo.com
This particular site allows you to create favicon from an image. What could be simpler??
Go on – you know it makes sense!!
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An easy method of manually cloaking an Affiliate link to redirect to any affiliate program you choose to promote is by writing one simple line of php code. To enhance the security of such links, be sure to give the file a .php extension [as opposed to .html] – it does not matter if the rest of your web’s pages are .html
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Well, he’s finally wrapped (“RAPped”) it up!!
Larry Keenan has been working his socks off getting this masterpiece ready!
For anyone who has RAP (Rapid Action Profits) installed, they will tell you that one of the more time consuming things is the actual production of a nice sales page and associated affiliate pages – and making sure that everything lines up nicely – with great graphics.
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