Wordpress Sales Page, Landing Page, Squeeze Page And Minisite Theme
Create Multiple Wordpress Sales Pages, Landing Pages And Squeeze Pages, Each With Different Page Designs,With Totally Customizable Settings, Using Only One Blog, Using Only One Theme!
Wordpress Spire – “THE” Wordpress Sales Letter Theme
With wordpress spire theme, you can create multestitiple sales letters, optin pages, landing pages, or squeeze pages all in one domain, in different pages or wordpress posts, each having different settings and styles as the other! And if you want to improve certain aspects of your page, you can easily modify it on the fly.
Different Page Designs On Each Page and Post
With Wordpress Spire, you’ll be able to create wordpress sales pages, wordpress landing pages, (and even wordpress minisites!), and the best part is you can set different designs on each post and page. You’ll be able to use different page backgrounds on each page, different page widths, different headers and footers, and so on.
You can have a sales page on one post, and a landing page on the other. In fact, you can create multiple sales pages or squeeze pages in one blog installation, and they all can have a different look from each other based on the settings you choose. Imagine, you can have multiple sales page, and you only need to pay for all of them one time.
Moreover, you can trigger specific theme settings on your different posts and pages, like display the post title on some page, or hide the post title on some page; Show the comment block on some page, or hide the comment block on all pages, etc. There’s a lot of page modifications you can play with, and what’s great about it is that you can apply it on a single page or on all of your pages!
Create Wordpress Sales Pages
 Wordpress sales page with built in sales page elements |
 Wordpress Spire Sales Page with a bonus box |
 WP sales page with testimonial box and fast action boxes. |
Create a Wordpress sales page with ease. Easily Add a new post and it automatically transforms into a sales letter look – one column page with no distracting outgoing links that a typical blog has. Make your visitor focus on your page rather make him navigate away from those usual blog links.
Create beautiful sales pages and modify certain portions of it to your liking. If you feel you need to make changes to your sales page, all you have to do is edit it in your wordpress admin panel, save it, and done!
Use Wordpress Spire’s built in sales page elements! The problem most themes have is that they don’t provide you with some of a sales page graphical items like a guarantee box, or a testimonial box. With wordpress spire, you’re provided with built-in sales page boxes that you can easily insert to your pages without knowing how to code or touching the template files. Add bonus boxes, product boxes, testimonial boxes, guarantee boxes, fast action boxes, and order boxes in a breeze!
Create Wordpress Landing Pages And Adjust Settings On The Fly
Create landing pages built on the wordpress platform. Mimic those classic white background squeeze pages, create an above-the-fold landing page or a one coloumn straight squeeze page. Play with your creativity.
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 Increase the page width |
 Change the look! Plus, add an optin box! |
Add the optin box with ease without dealing much of the html code. In fact, you don’t have to since Wordpress Spire provides you with a built in optin box you can insert to your page and modify to your liking.
Wordpress Spire allows you to customize your sales page and it’s page elements on the fly! Customize the visual aspects of your sales page or landing page, and modify it settings to suit your needs. Plus, you’ll be able to customize the settings inside the pages while you are working on it!
Customize Your Background
Get WP Spire and you’ll have over 12 21 background schemes to choose from. Nice, visually appealing backgrounds.
If that’s not enough, use your own custom background image. Import your background image and give variety to your sales pages. You can totally have a different page look just by changing the background, and with this option to use your own custom background images, you’re assured that you can have a totally different look than the others.
You’ll also be able to create those classic sales pages with a white background, or compose your own background scheme and dictate your own style.
You’ll be able to choose from a selection of nice backgrounds, or you choose to have your own background image. So if you think that a certain niche is more responsive to certain background color, you’ll be able to set your pages and posts to use a background color only. (…and you don’t need to touch the file templates!)
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Customize the background settings under the background-settings box.
Choose to use a background color only. You’ll also be able to use the background color only if you choose to. This way you can recreate those classic white backgound sales pages by toggling the switch use background color only for that page. Set the background to be blue, white, black, your choice.
Background Fixed or Scrolled. Repeat horizantally or vertically. You’ll also be able to set the background attachment setting to be fixed or scrolled as well as be able to set the background-repeat settings. This would be useful when you use your own custom backgrounds.
Customize The Page Settings
Increase, decrease page width. Create those above-the-fold squeeze pages by increasing the page width, or use a one column page structure for your squeeze page. Either way, you’ll be able to adjust the settings even after you’ve created the page.
Adjust the post content padding. Make your content body narrower by increasing the text padding, or you can also decrease the padding from the page edges to the content body.
Change the page border color. Change the page border color to match your page style and design. You can also change the page border width and border thickness.
Ever want to create landing pages with no page borders? Not a problem. Simply hide the page border on that page in one click.
There’s also a one click override checkbox so that you don’t have to keep deleting your entries everytime. So if you changed the width size and border color, and later on decided you want to use the default instead, simply click the checkbox and it will revert to the theme’s default settings. And later on again, you decided you actually wanted to use your previous setting, simply untick the box again!
Page Header
Why create wordpress sales page and landing pages, when you can totally create a wordpress minisite? With wordpress Spire , you’ll be able to use your custom header images to your pages to be able create wordpress minisites.
Header height and width. You’ll be able to set the header width and height.
Header border. You can also add a border around the header and set what color, thickness or style it would have.
For finer adjustments, you can also adjust the top header spacing and also bottom header space to separate the it from the content body and create a totally different minisite.
Use A Header Text?
In case you would like to use some header text, there’s a setting box just for that.
You can set the header text font, color, size and alignment.
You can also adjust the padding for finer details.
You can even “Embed” or put the header text within your header image!
Use A Favicon
Wordpress Spire allows you to use different favicons per page. So if you have a totally different product on one side of your blog, and another totally different product in the other side, you can specify favicons for each page.
Or if you want, you can set a global favicon for all pages you create that doesn’t yet have a favicon.
Add A Footer Image
Add a footer image to complete your minisite, then set the height and width.
Add Footer Content And Text Links
You’ll also be able to insert text within the footer image. So if you want to embed like your site name in your footer, you can easily do that.
You’ll be able to adjust the text settings als0, as well as the spacing of the text from the content body, allowing you to adjust the finer details and produce a much cleaner look.
Sales pages have these footer links either pointing to the privacy page, disclaimer page, terms page, faq page, pricing page, member login link, etc. But what if you have a different sales page on your blog and you don’t want the same links to be shown at the bottom of your page?
What do you do? Simple. You hide the footer links for that page, or you either create the page’s own footer links!
In each page, you can add footer content, be it a text content or link, for that page only. This way several of your page can contain the same footer links (like the same privacy page) or you can more links for that specific page.
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Or totally hide the footer links
You can create a privacy page and the page link automatically goes to the footer since any page you create will be displayed in the footer.
Moreover, any links you create in your links dashboard will be displayed in the footer.
And remember, you can totally hide them in certain pages by simplying toggling the global footer links on or off.
No Messy Code To Deal With
Wordpress spire provides you with graphical sales page elements that you can easily add to your posts without using the raw html code. Graphical sales page elements like the optin box, testimonial box, order box etc. There’s a great disadvantage of using the raw html code in a wordpress post and that is wordpress would sometimes strip the code when you switch between the visual and html view and often times it totally destroys the formatting and structure of your post. You don’t want that. That’s why WP Spire uses wordpress short codes to make your work area much more cleaner and user-friendly.
You see if you are not familiar with html, what you might not know is that you’ll still need to code these graphical boxes to look the way it looks so that the images don’t get disaligned or that they are positioned properly. Sometimes, it won’t come out as you want it to be.
That’s one reason why I created this built-in graphical boxes and made a truly simple way for you to insert your other products, bonuses, etc. You’ll be simply using what is called wordpress short codes to produce a much cleaner and easier way to wrap your content on.
For example: If you were going to use the bonus box graphic normally, this is how the html code you need to produce looks like:
HTML version of the graphical bonus box
But if you were going to use WP Spire’s built in short codes, the equivalent would only be:
Using WP Spire's Built in graphical box short code
Look at the difference. Look how cleaner it is. That’s how your work area would look like when you use the built in short codes. Oh, and you won’t have to worry about wordpress’ stripping some tags when you switch between the visual view and html view and destroying the formatting. Using shortcodes gives you a nicer working environment and you can work using the visual mode in wordpress.
Inserting An Optin Box Made Easy
Insert the classic dashed optin box without dealing with the complicated code. By using Wordpress Spire theme, you’re provided with the optin box short code, just like the other elements.
One of the biggest drawbacks of other themes you might find is that it doesn’t provide you with a built-in optin box. If they do have a built-in optin box, you’ll have to switch to the code view to paste your code (and might sometimes strip some code when you switch between html view and visual view or when save your work). Moreover, the settings are not customizable!
If you use WP Spire, you’ll notice that you’ll be able to insert the optin box to your posts and pages, and be able to customize the width, the border style color and thickness and the optin box background color!
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 Change the optinbox color |
Increase the optin box width
Again, you’ll only need to use the shortcodes (you don’t need to copy paste the html optin box code!).
Plus, there’s a nifty little settings-box for the optin box so you can change the optin box’s styling.
Change the optin box attributes. Change the optin box background color, border style, and padding.
By using the built in optin box, you can create an optin box for your landing pages without destroying your page’s content unlike if you copy paste the raw html code, sometimes wordpress strips some html tags when you save your work or switch between the visual and html view.
That’s why using the built-in optin box, you don’t have to deal with this problem and you still can change the visual elements of the optin box.
Built In Graphical Boxe Templates For Your Sales Page
Add over 6 built-in graphical boxes in your sales pages. Add bonus boxes, product boxes, testimonial boxes, guarantee boxes, optin boxes, fast action boxes to your sales pages without having to code these box templates.
What are these boxes?
If you’re offering a product with multiple “Bonuses” on it you can emphasize them by enclosing them in the bonus box template.
If you offer multiple products aside from your main product, you can use the product boxes.
If you wanted to add some testimonials on your page, you can simply insert the testimonial box short code and it wraps testimonal content around the testimonial box template.
Oh, and you won’t have to deal with the coding structure of these graphical boxe templates since they are built-in and all you have to do is use short codes. The shortcode for the product box look like this:
Use the build shortcode to add the graphical boxes
Using the shortcodes, you’ll eliminate the annoying wordpress stripping the html code, plus it produces a much cleaner look of your editor box. Now you can insert testimonial boxes, add product boxes, bonus boxes and more without going through the code!
 Insert Bonus Boxes, Module Boxes and more! |
 Insert Testimonial Boxes, Fast Action Boxes, Guarantee Boxes! |
Use any of the 6 built-in sales page graphical boxes, plust 2 generic version of the boxes.
 Offer multiple products by enclosing them in the product box |
 Offer multiple bonuses and use the built-in Bonus Box template |
 Insert testimonial boxes for your testimonials |
 Insert the optin box for your optin pages |
 Insert the guarantee box graphic for your guarantees |
 Insert Fast-action boxes for your offers |
Expand the box usage!
What if you don’t want to use the pre-defined box titles? What if you just want to emphasize some text and use the box graphic without the box titles? Well, you can also freely use the box graphics without the header title like this:
Box with no header title
This way if you want a quick emphasis box, you could use the bigbox without the header titles for your content.
HTML done for you. The html structure of these graphical boxes have already been precoded for you, so you don’t have to think about the code. You don’t have to mess with html or worry about if your bonus boxes or testimonial boxes are properly aligned or not. What you just need to do is use the shortcodes and enter your content between them. Plus, you can expand the box by using your custom title for your custom big box.
Ability to change the box titles. This means that if you want the box title to say “Get The Following Bonuses, Too” instead of the pre-defined bonus, there is a mechanism for it to allow you to insert your own box header titles.
Insert The Order Box
WP Spire also provides you with a built-in order box. You won’t need to recreate the html code also, but instead use only the orderbox short code to insert the order box.
Easily add the order box without coding
Change the background color. You can change the background color of your order box if you don’t want to use the default gradient background, although it looks nice =) . But you might want to change the background color of the orderbox to white, for example, if your order button has a white backdrop that’s why the ability to change the orderbox’s backagound color becomes useful.
Adjust the orderbox width. Adjust the order box if you think it’s too wide or too narrow for your the content inside it. If you have a large order now button, you can increase the orderbox width so it doesn’t span out box.
Change the border style. You can also change the border style of the orderbox if you don’t want to use the default dashed box.
Modify The Post title
WP Spire also allows you to customize the post title. Make the post title the headline, or make it into a pre-headline, or make it into a normal post title. Either way, you don’t need to bother much because you can easily change the post title’s font color, size and font family to match your usage. In fact, you can completely hide the post title on specific pages.
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 And change the post title settings in each page |
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 Hide the post title |
Post titles are important as they are what’s displayed on search engine results. Plus, the post titles are the ones that appear on your RSS feeds, or when you submit them to an RSS directory.
That’s why I made it possible for you to customize the post title since others want to use it as a headline and others might have other uses for them.
Hide the post title. If you feel that the post title doesn’t look good along with your sales copy, simply toggle the hide-post-title checkbox.
Customize post title settings. Of course, you can change the post title look. In cases when you want it to be a pre-head, or maybe a headline, you can totally customize it’s font size to create that giant red headline if you want.
Show Or Hide The Comments
Why leave out the comment block? Other themes do, but with WP Spire, you can allow the comment block to be shown or be totally hidden – this includes post with comments in them. If you just uncheck the “Allow comments on this post” box in wordpress even if there are already comments, the comment block will still show the previous comments. That means there would be links from the comment authors and if you want to delete them, you have to it one by one. Think about if you generated lots of comments and want to “temporarily” hide them for the moment? You don’t want to totally delete them, but just make them hidden – with WP Spire, you can totally hide the comment block completely.
Utilize the comments. Think about you can make the comment block a testimonial block, or you can engage customers and visitors in a prelaunch of your product when you allow them to comment on your pre-launch page.
Modify the comment settings
Disable live author links. One thing you’ll want to do though, if you allow comments, is to make visitors focus on YOUR site. But with the default comments, the author names are linked to some site made by the commenter. With WP Spire, you can disable the live author links so that visitors don’t click on outgoing links other than your site links. Now you’re assured that visitors go to your site and take your desired action.
Change the comment headings. To make the most of wordpress’ comment system, you can change the default comment text head that says “Add Comments” to anything you want. This is a great feature if for example, you want to use the comments into a “Read What Others Have To Say” testimonial block, therefore, you want the text head to say “Submit Your Testimonials” instead of the default “Add your comments”. That way your customers know that they can easily submit their testimonials and all you have to do is approve/unapprove them in the admin panel.
Choose The Front Page And Customize The Front Page Settings
You can choose what post to show in your front page. Other themes only allow you to choose a PAGE to show on the home page. However, that’s already made possible by wordpress itself. With WP Spire, it allows you choose not only what page to show, but also it allows you to select a specific post to display on the front page. Moreover, you’ll also be able to show the comment block of that post when you set it on the front page.
Set a category to be shown on the front page. You’ll also be able to choose to display a post or posts on a specific category on the front page. This is good if you want to do a series of posts that are “connected”, thereby giving the impression that they are blog posts and be more accessible in RSS feeds, or in the search engines.
Choose to show the post meta on the front page.
Set the front page’s post title font style, color, and font family, or choose to hide it.
Add Top Links
Add a set of links in a certain category created in your links dashboard, at the top of the page. This is useful when you create a “Member Login” link, for example.
Add Some Extra Footer Code
What’s this extra for? With the extra footer code, you can insert different analytics codes or tracking codes in the footer on specific pages. This extra footer code will then appear before the body tag for that page only. This might be useful if you want to track different pages of your site and your tracking software allows tracking per page.
Display Or Hide The Sidebar
Why hide the sidebar? Well you don’t want the visitor to be distracted with other links, that’s why. But what if you wanted to create articles to “feed” to your main site? What if you wanted to use articles with keyword rich content so that your blog ranks high on the search engines and search engines have a reason to index your site for specific keywords?
Show sidebar on selected post. With WP Spire , you can choose display the sidebar on selected posts, or selected categories. WP Spire is a sales page theme first, rather a blog theme. But I included this sidebar option for reasons when you want to submit posts related to your main page product, to RSS feeds and make rich post titles. This might be a great idea if you want to write articles for SEO purposes, and you’ll want to display the sidebar to display “Articles”, “Get It Now”, etc.
Hide the sidebar completely. Remember, you can also hide the sidebar on all pages completely. Plus, with wordpress plugins, you can customize what the visitor sees on the sidebar and hide unwanted pages or post.
Post Footer
What’s a post footer? A post footer is the content you want to add at the end of each post. This could be useful for example, if you want to add some last words after each post and you don’t want to open up each post and add them in, you’ll simply want to enter the text you want to be seen in posts, in the the post footer box. A great example of using this would be to add a buy now link on the post footer.
If you added some articles for you site, and a visitor happens to stumble on that article in your site, then after reading your post, he would see the post footer which could be a buy now button or something that says “Discover more secrets of losing weight. Click here for more info”. That line or could be a buy now button points back to your sales page and can be added on each of your post, or post which you specified without having to add them individually on the page editor.
So if you’ve noticed, there’s already a ton of customizable options you can set for your pages so that you can give each your own taste. You will be able to change the visual aspects of your page to make your wordpress pages look like sales pages, landing pages or squeeze pages. That’s the power of this theme. It allows you to create classic minimalistic sales page to eye-popping, elegant pages. With your creativity, you might be able to create almost any kind of sales page or squeeze page design you can think of.
Even Create Wordpress Minisites!
But why stop from there? Because of the flexibility of Wordpress Spire, you can add your custom headers, and turn your normal looking blog into wordpress minisites!
 Sample Minisite. Add Your Custom Headers |
 Beautiful Sales Page Minisites with wordpress |
 Create minisites, insert your custom headers! |
In fact, you might even be able to port your html minisites to wordpress using the WP Spire theme! There’s a header setting box, a footer setting box, and you can totally customize the page width and dimension. It sounds like porting your static html sites to wordpress is a possibility.
The above samples are from the default theme schemes. I just uploaded a header I have and tweaked the header settings in the editor screen. And voila, it looks like a minisite already. Oh, with this theme, I also included some blank headers with the appropriate width and height dimensions just in case you want to create your own.
Customize The Settings While Working On The Pages
Customize the design settings of your page within the page editor screen while you are working on it. This means you don’t have to go back and forth on some page if you want to customize or make changes to that page while you work on it. The different settings box are shown with the editor screen so it’s easier for you to customize and modify the settings while you are currently on the same screen.
Apply The Design Settings On All Of Your Posts!
The theme version of Wp Spire comes with a Theme Options page where you can apply settings on a global scale. Meaning, you can assign a common header for all of your pages, or post. You can assign a common footer for all your pages or post. You can set a global typography or font style on all of your created or future posts.
This means if you want to have “global” design or page, you can set the design settings in this theme options panel and you don’t have to set them over and over again in your future posts. So if you have a “main page” with your product header, and later you decided to add some articles but maintain the header to brand that page or such, simply assign a global header so that all your pages will use that header.
Now, what if you just want *some* of your post to use the header? Or what if you only want that your pages follow the same header, but with different page typography? Or have a similar typography but different backgrounds? Not a problem.
WP Spire has the ability to exempt specific posts or pages from following the global design settings you set. You can even switch that setting on or off temporarily.
The theme options page has a nice interface, too!
The theme options page is also where you set your sidebar settings, front page settings, post footer settings, global favicon, top menu links and global comment settings.
Now that’s some more features and functionalities added to an already robust theme!
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Included Built In Themes!
WP Spire not only offers the flexibility for you to create different sales pages and squeeze pages on your blog yourself, but it also includes built-in “themes” that gives you almost a one-click blog transformation. These “themes” have their own attributes and settings already pre-set so that you don’t have to set them yourself. What’s even great is that you can just click on them, and select from the different color schemes from a drop down menu. You don’t have to set the page dimensions, header, footer images, or such, as these are already pre-set themes.
So if you want to set up or add a wordpress sales page immediately “on the go”, simply select one of the themes and it can transform your page into a sales page or squeeze page look instantly.
Transform Your Page Into Stunning, Eye-Catchy Squeeze Pages At A Click Of A Button!
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WP Spire includes these attention-grabbing squeeze pages that you can simply select from the “Themes” box and it transforms your ordinary looking blog, into an eye-catchy squeeze page. You’ll be able to add multiple squeeze pages on your blog, each having different designs based on the settings you choose.
You can even change the color scheme from the drop down selections. Moreover, you can even upload your own custom header titles in case you don’t want the default “Claim Your Download Now”.
You’ll also be able to use a blank squeeze page header in case you want to insert your own header text.
This built-in squeeze page theme itself , could have been sold as a separate template package in its own, but I included this in this package to give you the best value for your money. Plus, it shows you how almost any squeeze page could be created using this theme.
That’s not all though. I also included two more graphical optin boxes that go along with the squeeze page (or any other page designs). I know, there was already a mention of an optin box previously, but I added the 2 more.
Select the color scheme of the optin box from a drop down menu.
Plus you’ll only need to use shortcodes to use the optin box graphics instead of pasting some long html code.
Want More?
Aside from the squeeze page theme, WP Spire also includes a Light Background theme and a Rounded corner theme so you can create pages like these:
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The rounded corner theme has, as the name suggests, rounded corners but with a backdrop shadow and color.
The Light Background theme has a light, clean feel to it. The typography settings of this theme is also preset so you don’t have to think of what font looks good with this theme or such.
These “built-in” themes are great if you don’t want to think about the page design, or what kind of sales page you want to create, but simply want to setup a “quick” sales page without having to go through each of the settings.
But don’t forget, these are just the built-in themes!
Don’t forget that you can customize your own look and feel for your site when you want to!
You can almost customize every aspect needed on a sales page or squeeze page. Imagine the amount of the pages you can create with flexibility, and the customizability of the theme in ONE blog!
You’ll be able to create hundreds of sales page, landing page, squeeze page or minisite style you can imagine using wordpress. You can create sales pages from those classic minimalistic look, to extravagant high impact minisites. You can play and tinker with the settings and if you find that one aspect doesn’t suit you, you can change it on the fly, instantly.
You can control your created pages in one admin panel, modify them, make tweaks and changes without opening up an ftp application or downloading various html editors. You only need wordpress, and with wordpress you are given a great platform to work with.
But why wordpress?
It seems that the trend is that once you have worked with wordpress, you fall in love with it! But aside from that, let me spell out a few reasons why you might want to use wordpress.
You’ll work on one administration panel. You’ll save a lot of time modifiying or making quick changes to your sites if you are working on one admin panel. What’s even great is that when you make changes, it gets saved and published automatically. Compare it to working on your sites using html and ftp. Imagine if you wanted to change some tiny portion of text inside a page. You’ll have to download that file again, open it up on an html editing program and reupload it again. With wordpress, all you have to do is choose that page from the list of post and pages and click edit. Once you hit save, it saves your changes and it’s live again.
Plugins. This is one big reason I love to use wordpress. The plugins! Plugins are great as they can totally change the look, feel of your blog, and it can add more functions to it. Plugins could be the sole reason why somebody would want to use the wordpress system. A plugin can truly cut your time in adding some enhancements to you blog. You could install a statistics plugin easily to know how many visitors you got each day to you site. You could make your site search engine friendly by installing SEO plugins like Platinum SEO pack or All in one SEO pack. And note, these are free and you’ll be able to search them in the plugin database.
Want to add a youtube video on your landing page? Install the Viper’s quick tags plugin and you could insert videos easily from various video sites. If you were working on raw html sites, imagine how much effort you’ll need to install some site enhancing script or tool. You might have to create a database for it, add a user, use ftp, etc. But if you’ll use a wordpress plugin, you don’t need to deal with those techie pre-requisites as they get automatically created during plugin activation. Plus, if you’ll not find something you want already built in in the wordpress platform, most of the time, you’ll find a plugin readily available for you to use.
Search Engine Love. There’s a lot of say that google loves wordpress. People report that their site gets indexed much faster using wordpress compared to their html sites. If you’re using wordpress, you’ll also be able to enjoy these benefits. Plus wordpress generates your rss url (without building it from scratch) which you can immediately submit to RSS feeds.
Wordpress is getting better. Wordpress gets constantly updated with bug fixes and enhancements. You’ll enjoy new enhancements every time a new version is released, making your wordpress system a much more robust and powerful system. Because it gets updated, new features are constantly being added. For example, recently, the browser plugin installer was added inside the wordpress admin panel. This one is such a beauty as it gives you ease and saves you a lot of time installing or adding plugins to your blog. Now you can install plugins within your admin panel without leaving your site. Another one great enhancement is the new Add New Theme feature which makes theme installation a breeze.
Nice interface to work on. Wordpress offers you a great interface to work on. You can view the recent posts you created, categorize, sort them, tag them, find specific text on them and more! You’ll find dashboards for your posts, links, categories, pages, plugins you installed, settings for your blog, and etc.
If you wanted to change a “Link title” for example in your footer, and you knew you have a lot of pages, with wordpress “Links Dashboard” you can make the changes there and that link title gets updated on all your posts! If for example, you wanted to change a “category” name, you can find the list of categories and number of post on that category on the links dashboard, and make changes to it there. And changes are dynamic. Once you’ve modified the name, it changes for all post. If you wanted to change a post title, simply click on it on the Post Dashboard, save it, and you’re done! Imagine how you would do all these things in raw html sites. If you wanted to change the post title, you’ll have to login an ftp application and navigate your way through it to make the changes. If you wanted to change some link in your page, or a couple of pages, you’ll have to them one by one. Moreover, some functionalities are not even available if you use raw html sites.
Editor Screen Ease. The editor screen makes it easier for you to create your sales pages, landing page or posts. If you want to add an image for example inside your sales page, you can do it within a click of a button. What’s also great about the image you inserted is that it also gets stored in your wp system for future use. Want to make text bigger, smaller, change it color? Highlight it and click a button. You could also assign categories and tags on the editor screen by simply ticking checkboxes or inputting them on the panel boxes. And, with Wordpress Spire, more functionalities are made available to you in the editor screen. You could change the background, add an optin box without heavy coding, select backgrounds from a drop down list, specify optin box settings from a panel box, etc. All done in the editor screen, while you are working on your post. Plus, hit the update button to automatically save your changes without you having to opening other ftp applications and reuploading them again.
Big community. Everytime you encounter some problems, you can do a search and you might find that similar problem being solved by some fellow wordpress user. In fact, you’ll find lots of threads in forums related to wordpress and almost all threads are being answered. That shows how wordpress is such a popular system and the more popular it is, the greater chance for you to get your problems solved, or wants met. If you want something enhanced or wanted to add some functionality to your blog, you might find a plugin for it, or might stumble a posts on it. The wordpress community is great!
Now what’s left for me to say? You’ve just discovered how wordpress is great and how WP Spire takes it to the next level. You’ve seen the theme capabilities, the different page designs you can create, the built in themes and all. WP Spire is one of my best works and as such, I’ll even give you a guarantee because I’m that confident.
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Oh, one more thing. I’m even including these slick bonuses.
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The Blank Headers
These are the blank headers with the appropriate height and width dimensions that you can plug into your pages. The last two ones are the headers for the box titles (like the bonus box, etc). So you aren’t only limited with the “Bonus” or “Product” titles, but with these headers and the mechanism of the the theme, you can input your own box titles. |
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One Click Text Photoshop Styles! Now these are the photoshop text styles that you can use to create stunning header titles. These are not just randomly generated photsohop text styles that you with rainbow colors that you won’t be using. I mean, these are text styles that you would actually want to use for you titles. In fact, these are the photoshop styles I used to create some of the squeeze page headers. They’re simple yet they give impact. With the blank headers I provided above, you can create your headers for your minisites like this:
And for the squeeze page, you can create your call out text like this:
Looks good! *You will need photoshop cs and above versions for this. |
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Slick, Eye-Catchy Buttons! You’ll also this collection of over 300+ Buy now buttons in different sizes!
These high impact buttons come in different sizes: Small Medium Medium buttons with arrows Big Big Buttons with arrows and a longer button size Just to give you how slick they look, here’s a larget snapshot of the buttons:
Plus, these buy now buttons also include their blank .PNG files so you can choose to enter your own text in an editing program. But, Wait, I also wanted to include another button pack! You’ll also get the following buttons as along with the theme:
Yes, you’ll get the first button pack above and you’ll this second one, too! So you are free to choose what kind of style you want. These are slick marketing, call-to-action buttons. There are also blank .PNG files included on these button pack so you can enter any text you want directly in an editing app if you find that the pre-defined action-text doesn’t suit your site’s needs. |
You might have stumbled across some sales pages and decide you want to recreate that. With WP Spire, you are provided with the needed structure already. You can just fill in the blanks. Or you might be thinking of creating a sales page and you’re thinking “Do I have a template for that in my hard drive?” Or you read an ebook and it mentions you need a “squeeze page” or “landing page”. Or you created a product and realize you want a quick sales page for it. Now the Question is: What template could you immediately grab? What template could you feel confident about knowing that it could do the job you want and you know you can easily deploy it immediately on the web and if changes are need you can modify it in a breeze and don’t have to reupload different files again?
Answer: It’s the WP Spire Theme!
Get it now and engage yourself with it! It’s worth it.
YES! I Would Like To Get The WP Spire Theme!
I understand that I am getting a superb wordpress theme capable of creating almost any kind of sales page, squeeze page or minisite through wordpress.
I understand that this is such an amazing package and such a valuable offer.
I understand that I am getting the theme itself, and only paying ONE-TIME for it!
$127 $77!
(Automatic and Instant delivery)
Payments made secure through Paypal’s secure servers. Once payment has been verified you will be transferred to the location where you can get the WP Spire theme.
License: UNLIMITED installs on your own personal sites only.
PS.
You know you can do a lot with this theme. When you get your hands on it, you’ll soon realize that you can create almost any kind of page design that you yourself are thinking of. You can create different page designs, page types, or use the 3 built-in themes and only paying for it ONE Time.
PPS.
If you think about it, wouldn’t you be setting up a sales page or squeeze page anyway today or in the future? Wouldn’t you be exploring different marketing strategies where you know you need a sales page or squeeze page for it. Why not get this theme where you can modify, adjust or customize almost each setting of your page? You’ll be paying for it only one time, and you’ll be using it forever.
PPPS.
This is the best internet marketing sales page, squeeze page, landing page theme with superb functionality and customizability.
You must be satisfied or your money back.
This is amazing John.
This is sheer brilliant.
I love this. Its a great
product and I will surely
spread the word about this.
Im thinking of how easy
it will be to use for CPA
offers as well. Creating my
own pages using this
will be a breeze.
Thanks again bro. Your work
is well appreciated and your
price for something this awesome
is phenomenal.
Two thumbs up and a big toe.
(I ran out of hands)
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Man, this is a killer theme! Just wondering, are the landing page templates (the ones displayed above with the arrows and video image) included in this package? Thanks.
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John Reply:
August 25th, 2009 at 8:20 am
@Scott Brooks
Yes,
The landing page template you are referring to(the one with the video on the upper right)
can be created by simply by inserting a table and toggling the page border off.
You further customize it by adding backgrounds from the drop down menu (those background in the samples above are included).
Or you can use your own custombackground.
There’s also a guide on how to create that look in the member’s area.
Just in case you were referring to the squeeze page theme(the one with a dark gray background color and colored arrows on the upper right),
it’s a “built-in” theme. You simply select it from the “theme-box” to transform your page into that look.
Hope this helps.
John
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I like my site as it is, but would love to incorporate these sales pages into my site. Is there a way to do that without having to change my site’s theme?
Thanks!
And it looks great!
~REiD
ReidAboutSex.com
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John Reply:
August 25th, 2009 at 8:11 am
Hi REid!
Is your site a wordpress site?
If so, the plugin version of WP spire is the best solution for you.
Checkout the plugin version:
http://creationspire.com/wpspire/wp-spire-plugin
With the plugin version, you can maintain your site look
in the front end, and simply attach a sales pages/squeeze
pages using the plugin.
If you have a non-wordpress site, then you can install wordpress
in a subfolder of your site, and install the theme version of WP Spire.
(It can also just be the plugin, it depends on your needs.)
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…hi john…your stuff looks amazing but a couple of newbie questions…i will use wordpress as a platform…does the plugin version have all of the features here?…and can i add pop ups to my wordpress pages?…also, would i be able to create a wordpress blog site and simply use its pages for different sales pages, squeeze pages etc. from different campaigns…..thanks in advance!
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John Reply:
August 28th, 2009 at 4:59 pm
Hi Kelly,
No the plugin version doesn’t have all the features the theme version has. What the plugin version doesn’t have is a “Theme Options” page where the sidebar settings, comment settings, front page settings, etc. are available.
What the plugin version does that’s equally as powerful as the theme is the ability to still have different sales page looks, different squeeze page styles and designs on each page, plus it also has the built in box templates and built themes.
You can add pop-ups to your wordpress page using other plugins just like in a normal wp-theme, but the WP Spire doesn’t come with one so you’ll have to use other plugins.
With the WP Spire plugin version, you can use a different blog theme, then add sales pages, landing pages or squeeze pages using the plugin.
Thanks for the questions,
John
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John… I’d like to order your product but I need some answers to my questions yesterday.
Thanks
Don
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John Reply:
September 3rd, 2009 at 5:50 pm
Hi Don,
I actually replied to your email yesterday to the email address you used here. Anyway, I just re sent it!
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I have just purchased this product and I have to say that
the membership site that is offered with it has the best
product information I have ever seen. Many tutorials and examples, tips and tricks, to make the already easy to use plugin a “no brainer”.
Thanks John for this wonderful tool.
Shaz
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Great piece of work ! Is this already loaded on a WP site ? Our do we have to upload it ? Do you have people to upload it too ?
Thanks,
Bill
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John Reply:
September 24th, 2009 at 5:23 pm
@Bill
Hi Bill,
This is a wordpress theme, so you have to upload just like any other wordpress theme.
Let me know if you need help on uploading.
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Is this package able to be used on multi sites/domains?
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John Reply:
September 24th, 2009 at 5:25 pm
@bryce
Yes,
The theme/plugin can be used on multi site and domains, but you must be the owner of those domains.
(Personal use only).
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The ability to build sales pages and squeeze pages easily is great.It seems to be perfect for my future blog/s that will include marketing software selling.
But right now I am about setting up WP blog at the same domain where my big AdSense site is. So it should be ‘a simple’ blog for beginning, only for posting my articles and videos.
I’ve planned to install Adsense plugin also and some plugins for instant content (for example , I consider WP answers).It would be great also to add in near future a squeeze page with free gift report or so.
I wonder if the Spire theme version could be used to set up just ‘a simple’ blog using great features to make blog design so nice and flexible?
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John Reply:
October 4th, 2009 at 12:59 pm
The WP Spire theme was really designed as a sales page first, rather than a blog. This means that there are no default “blog” elements like RSS feed, search box, category links, or pages menu that is shown.
However, the WPSpire theme has the ability to show the sidebar, where you can add the usual widgets, like recent posts, search box, blog pages, etc., and make it look like a blog.
For example, this page:
http://creationspire.com/wpspire/how-the-built-in-box-templates-work
…shows the sidebar. You can show the sidebar on your pages to make it look like a “blog” then you can customize certain pages of your site to make it look like sales pages or squeeze pages.
Alternatively, you can simply use another theme as your main theme, and use the plugin to be able to create customizable sales pages and squeeze pages.
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Shopping Cart Freak Reply:
January 2nd, 2010 at 8:50 am
Dude… your plugin is the BOMB!!! End of story.
Seriously – this does everything I’ve been trying to accomplish for over a year! Great Job!!! I will be recommending WP Spire to all my valued CartFreak clients. Please keep me updated on any new products you create.
Best,
Joe Lavery – Co-Founder
The Super-Human Shopping Cart
http://www.CartFreak.com
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Wow this is awesome! Do you provide video tutorials to speed up the learning curve of both WP Spire and plugin?
Thanks,
Tony
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John Reply:
October 7th, 2009 at 7:55 am
Hi,
There are no video tutorials yet, but there is a member’s area is filled with
tutorals and some screenshots.
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Hey John,
What is the benefit of purchasing both WP Spire and the plugin? Doesn’t WP Spire do everything the plugin does and also have the fully customizable theme?
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John Reply:
October 7th, 2009 at 7:58 am
Yes,
The theme does everything the plugin does. The plugin doesn’t have further features like the ability to apply the same design settings on all your sales pages and squeeze pages.
If you have a favorite blog theme that you are currently using but that theme doesn’t have the ability to create one-column sales pages, or squeeze pages with design options, then the plugin will be the optimal solution for you. The plugin allows you to create sales pages, squeeze pages while maintaining your main blog theme as the front end.
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Hi there,
I would like to purchase your Wordpress themes WSO offer, but here is
my problem. I am not technical.I have looked at a few products such as
Xsite pro etc, however I have decided that W.P is what I need to get
an understanding of for my internet marketing and creation of landing
pages. Can you recommend anyone who I could use to install wordpress
and your themes for me ? I realise I will still have some to get used
to the functionality, but so long as everything is installed correctly
I can master the rest.
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John Reply:
October 23rd, 2009 at 10:23 am
Please email me after your purchase and I’ll personally install the theme (and maybe other plugins?) on your site.
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See, I knew that if I just kept searching this magical wish giver called Google, I’d find not only what I wanted, but something that OVER DELIVERED!
Outfreakinstanding John! I’m not kidding bro!
I’m about to make us some money!
Peace
Jeremy
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I like what I see and am considering purchasing this. Being new to all this, can you answer two questions? The optin boxes are very attention-grabbing; do I still insert my Aweber code somewhere inside your code? Also, I am trying to make an “I recommend” site with a page for each different product I am reviewing. Can I have a different optin box on each page or in the sidebar, for that specific page’s product, so I can track them separately in Aweber?
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John Reply:
November 22nd, 2009 at 5:47 am
Yes,
You will insert your autoresponder code on a specific box in the editor screen so that the code doesn’t get jumbled with wordpress’ visual editor. Specifically, you will insert your optin code in the “Optinbox”-box.
And yes, you can have different web forms/optin codes per page.
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Isn’t there a User’s Manual somewhere? I like following steps to accomplish things, not experiment and see how it looks.
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John Reply:
November 22nd, 2009 at 10:31 am
There’s actually a member’s area containing guides and tutorials.
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Thank you very much for the great plug in!!
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I already have a WP Blog theme membership site that I have had customized. I like the idea of a sales page. How can I use your sales, optin and landing pages with my customized theme? I have been looking for a solution like yours however I can’t change what has already been customized yet I still need an opt in page.
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John Reply:
December 25th, 2009 at 3:56 am
You can use the plugin version of WPSpire if you want to have a different blog theme as the front end, and still add sales pages and squeeze pages using the WPSpire design and functionalities. You can create different kinds of sales page looks and design using the plugin version. Once you install and activate the WPSpire plugin, you can use the different settings and options that will appear in the editor screen to make that page a sales page, squeeze page, landing page or minisite, and you will still be using the blog membership site theme as your front end theme.
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We are creating a website and a blog. We need a squeeze page and like the video option example (landing page). Is that the theme or the plugin? What would be the best?
We will make our purchase once we have an idea of what we need.
Thank you – Nancy
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John Reply:
December 30th, 2009 at 6:53 am
I think the plugin version would be best, since you are building a blog first and simply want to add sales pages on that blog. The plugin version would be the right solution.
However if you are building a sales page/minisite with many supplementary pages (like this site), then theme version would be best since it has a “global settings” panel which you can apply to several pages at once.
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Hi John,
Gosh that is one awesome theme and plugin.
If I had’nt originally clicked on a site I came across ( footer link) I would never have known about your product.
Simply awesome.
Where have you been hiding. I spend a lot of time on the net, and its the first I’ve heard about it.
Will be getting hold of it for a new project.
Many thanks
Hamant
By the way John Ever thought of doing a special bundle price for both ?
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John Reply:
January 3rd, 2010 at 3:42 am
Thanks!
The bundle price for the theme and plugin version is available here.
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Hey John
Hamant here again
I noticed the cool comments section on this sales page that we are on now.
and the even cooler edit feature in ajax.
Is that part of the plugin or just the theme ?
Hamant
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John Reply:
January 3rd, 2010 at 3:43 am
It’s actually a plugin!
I’ll put it on the recommended plugins in the member’s area.
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Hi John,
I was reading the salesletter and got lost with all. the functions, can you clarify something for me.
If i use this theme can i use it as a standard wordpress blog theme with normal posts and other wordpress widgets. I would then like to link from the blog to maybe a squeeze page or a sales page.
For example my blog is called hotcooking.com (example) and on this domain I have a normal blog which basically keeps in contact with my readers through articles, images and video content.
But from the blog i want to have some form of Opt in mechanism which may be hotcooking.com/freecookkingreport and this may be a link in the sidebar.
At the same time I want to have a totally seperate squeeze page not linked from the blog which might be hotcooking.com/bakebetterbusicuits.
As well I might want to have a sales page linked from the sidebar in the blog going to hotcooking.com/cookingvideos
As well i might want to have a standalone sales page not linked from the blog which could be hotcooking.com/learntocook
Can I run a blog in the forefront. Squeeze and Sales Pages linked from the sidebar and seperate standalone squeeze and sales pages all from ONE central WP ADMIN backoffice?
Is their a limit on the number of domains the theme can be used on
Sorry for my questions and if you could email me that would be great.
Cheers
Richard
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John Reply:
January 4th, 2010 at 6:15 pm
Yes!
You can link a squeeze page or sales page from your blog.
With the plugin version you can create a page (or post), and use the WPSpire settings. When published, it appears on your page(or post) list. If you don’t want that squeeze/sales page or post to appear on your page list, then you can simply use wordpress plugins (mentioned in the member’s area) to hide that page from the list.
So yes, you can run a blog on the forefront, and have squeeze and sales pages linked from your sidebar. With plugins, you can hide posts from appearing in the post list, therefore it will look like a separate page, but it would still be wordpress page taking advantage of the wordpress platform.
And there is no limit on the number of domains you can use the theme or plugin version of wpspire as long as it’s on YOUR OWN personal domains. (A client will have to buy the theme/plugin or you can get the developer’s license).
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Hi John,
This is absolutely AWESOME! However, John, I’m using the Thesis Theme because of its powerful SEO benefits and I want to stick with it. Will the WP Spire Plugin suffice for doing the page and post customizations whilst still using my Thesis theme?
I love Thesis you know. Maybe you can take their place in my heart if you give me enough reasons to ditch Chris Pearson
Thanks
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John Reply:
January 4th, 2010 at 6:28 pm
Yes,
The WPSpire plugin acts like a plugin. The advantage of it is that you can choose to use the WPSpire settings to create a page with a sales page look or squeeze page look whenever you want. It won’t interfere with your theme and you can choose to hide the settings boxes too.
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I’m starting a home biz selling merchant accounts. Not sure what I need to capture leads (SEO or Craigs list ads) Need to let a page or ??? do 90% of the selling and have visitors respond to Great offers so they’ll fill our a form with company info. (maybe 7-10 little boxes) Just general stuff. Can you call or help me understand what I need to do the job and can it be built SEO friendly? Thanks MIke 1-618-234-7785/cst
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John Reply:
January 6th, 2010 at 3:12 pm
Basically WPSpire is just the theme. Since wordpress itself was not meant to be a sales page or landing page, I created a theme that can make wordpress pages into salespages,squeezepages and minisites. If you have a blog, you can install the plugin version of WPSpire and add a page where you can build your subscriber base. Those 7-10 little boxes, if I’m not mistaken, might be on your autoresponder’s side. You can create a form in your autoresponder with blank fields and let visitors fill in their details.
So if you have some offer, you can create a page on wordpress stating your offer. WPSpire will make your page look like a sales page or squeeze page when you tweak the settings in the editor screen.
As for SEO, this is one reason I created this theme/plugin using wordpress because wordpress itself is already SEO’d. Though I made additional steps for SEO like making post titles wrapped around the H1 tags (also the reason why I included the post titles to be modifiable).
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Just when I was about to give up searching and build my own page templates for Wordpress, Joe Lavery sends me this link (thanks Joe!)
I shall certainly be using either the Theme or the Plugin for my various WP sites (I really appreciate the multiple site license). If it’s as good as it appears I will also need the developer version later, is there an upgrade price from standard to developer?
Thanks
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John Reply:
January 7th, 2010 at 12:50 pm
There is no upgrade option. Hmm… maybe I need to create one. But anyway if you decide later, send me an email and I’ll hook you up.
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Hi John,
I currently host 5 blogs and although have some experience with simple blog design, it appears your WPSpire theme & Plug-in may well solve most, if not all of my design challenges (due to lack of desire to learn code).
I hope to buy the theme and plug-in as soon as I finish my new project in process; http://www.diamondholidayblog.com. Good work and best regard, Ed
!
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Hi John. Did you miss my post, 3 above? Still awaiting moderation….
Terry
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John Reply:
January 9th, 2010 at 8:31 am
Hi Terry,
I’ve emailed you personally 2 days ago. Please check your email.
John
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I am interested in your product and have a question. I am also interested in offering a free Ebook in exchange for an email and noticed your “download now” theme. My question is, after the prospect enters their email, how is the file(Download) automatically downloaded to them. I assume this is an automatic process not a manual process?
thanks
sandy
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John Reply:
January 10th, 2010 at 7:32 am
The part where you setup where the subscriber is redirected to the download page is dealt with your autoresponder service. In your autresponder, you will what page the new subscriber is redirected to, once he enters his information in your form.
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Sandy Reply:
January 10th, 2010 at 3:40 pm
1. Just to be clear, I think your saying is that I need to purchase an autoresponder like Aweber to work with WPSpire ?
2. Also, If I set up a different page for a each keyword, will a person be able to navigate off the sales page if I have multiple sales pages?
thanks
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John Reply:
January 10th, 2010 at 4:30 pm
1 – Yes. WP Spire only acts as the template – it’s just the page theme. WP Spire does not include or is an autoresponder or emailer service.
2 – If you purchase the theme version, you can place a sidebar on some of your pages wherein you can put a page list widget.Or you can put your pages in the footer part, or in the top links(theme only) area.
Of course these settings are triggered. You can hide the sidebar, top links and remove footer links to keep visitors focused on the page alone if you want.
Hi John,
How can we protect the Downloads Page?.
Thanks.
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John Reply:
January 12th, 2010 at 4:43 am
WP Spire is only the theme and the template system. But there are plugins out there that can protect your pages or content.
Or you can use wordpress’ password protection for pages password protect your pages.
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Hi John -
Add my praise to all of the above. But I too would be interested in starting out with the Bundle, and then probably upgrading to the developer license. Can you let us know if that is a likely result of these questions before I make a buying decision?
Beautiful work. Thanks.
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John Reply:
January 16th, 2010 at 7:15 am
Yeah, It’s a likely result that I will create an upgrade version, but I’m still figuring out how to systematize the upgrading. Right now, the easiest would be just to email me for an upgrade request.
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John,
This theme is soooo awesome! I just bought it.
Thanks!
Do you have any suggestions as far as what to do to the pages to make the google friendly for PPC?
If you could email me that would be awesome!
Thanks so much.
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You have ROCKED my SOCKS dude! Came on recommendation from Joe Lavery, if he says something is “ninja” then it’s NINJA!
I’m too in love with Thesis as a theme though, so I chose the plug-in version. That way I get the best of both worlds, my fave theme and a plug-in to help me make more money from my blog.
It’s just an estimate right now, but I’m very positive that your plug-in will play a major part in earning well into then 10’s of thousands for my blog this year. We already sell quite a bit so this will just add a shot of steroids to our sales stats.
Now hurry up and make something else cool so I can buy it too!
Go Bigger,
Justin Brooke
Internet Mad Scientist
http://SiteFling.com/blog
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This is absolutely AWESOME! However, John, I’m using the Thesis Theme because of its powerful SEO benefits. I have great responce when I use this one of my SEO Blogs. If anyoune is looking for free Targeted quality traffic then you need to take a good look at http://freeglobaltraffic.com
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Looks like a fantastic program.Someday I hope to get it, when it goes down
more in price.Right now it is too steep for me.Best looking so far.
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I would like to say from the outset, I am a Beginner (4+ years). What you have here is definitely the next generation for I.M. Business.
If you had a system (through PayPal), where we could pay in 2 or 3 months, and we do not get the Software until we have paid in full, then I for one would Purchase Immediately.
I also know that this may also be a hassle.
regards Harry Deitch (Sydney, Australia)
P.S. I am going to have to Re-do my Website (I built it using XsiteProv2).
The new one will be very similar to your idea.
Again, Thank You.
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John,
This theme would be a nice tool to have, it kind of takes the chores out of using your editor to create a squeeze page and sales page, but reading above about the opt in box, I was like totally lost dude..there is no mention anywhere I can see as to where you put your auto responder code..and that code comes with an opt in box…. I’m lost…the above section on placing the opt in box does not tell me much about how I’m going to get my customer to the responder…where do you place the aweber code? Also, dude above made a good point..a complete theme should also have a protection element even if its another plugin…by the time your done the theme and protection is way more than the original price paid…I already use Thesis theme…and a membership plugin DAP..Im guessing that if I use this theme I cannot use Thesis…correct? Thanks for your question and comment box…
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John Reply:
February 6th, 2010 at 6:27 am
If you’re using the theme version of WP Spire, then you can’t use other themes as WP Spire will be your activated theme. If you want to use some other theme like thesis together with WP Spire, I suggest you get the plugin version of WP Spire instead. For the responder stuff, you’ll put it on a meta box in the editor screen called “Optin Box”. You can see here for more info. (Also it’s mentioned in the members area too on how and where to paste your optin code).
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This sound like wordpress at advance level. I think I will be promoting my customers using it. Its Great
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Hey John
This is absolutely AWESOME! However, John, I’m going to be using the Thesis Theme because of its powerful SEO benefits. Will it still work with Thesis..?? Can you use it to create a blog on an existing website..?? If anyone is looking for free Targeted quality traffic then you need to take a good look at http://trafficpythonmembership.com.
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John Reply:
February 7th, 2010 at 7:33 am
Yes, just use the Plugin version of WP Spire if you are planning to use some other theme as your main blog theme.
The plugin version can work on any theme as it is a ‘plugin’.
I’m not sure what you mean by “create a blog on an existing website”, but to answer, you can install wordpress on an existing
website, and with wordpress installed you can either use the WP Spire theme as your main theme if you’re going to create
a minsite or lots of sales/squeeze pages, or use some other theme and get the plugin version of WP Spire instead.
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Hi John,
Looks like a really useful product, I am currently considering the plugin only. I was wondering if you can answer a few questions.
- If I was to create a squeeze page, will it show up within my site, by this I mean will it contain the same header, footer and sidebar as my normal site.
- I noticed that your video on youtube shows a GETRESPONSE script, can I use AWEBER.
and finally, I want to purchase this mainly becuase of the video feature, can you please tell me what format videos I can use.
I am hoping to purchase this tomorrow, once you have answer my questions.
Thanks
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John Reply:
February 7th, 2010 at 7:38 am
- If you want to have the same header and footer as your normal site, you’ll have to re-enter the header and footer images and settings(width and height) in the page editor screen when you have installed WP Spire. The sidebar function, though, is available only to the theme version.
- Yes, the autoresponder service doesn’t matter. You can use getresponse or aweber.
- The video feature is not handled by WP Spire, but by wordpress. Meaning if wordpress can embed videos, then WP Spire can too – because it simply transforms the look of the pages to that of a sales or squeeze page. You can however use many video plugins to make embedding of videos easier (though wordpress has one built-in) too.
- You can use any format of videos, but for web viewing, I’d recommend flv format.
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This looks like an amazing plug-in. Cant wait to try it out on my site at
http://www.henleyplumbers.com
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Why not have a trail version, so we all can use this machine……..
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John, I have read with interest the “Comments”.
My question, as a Beginner, is ” Why are people going to purchase both the Template and the Plug-In”????
Aren’t they the same, except that one does not have the Template facilities, or is the Plug-in different?
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John Reply:
February 7th, 2010 at 8:51 am
The Theme version has a bit more functions than the plugin version. For example, the ability to dictate posts/pages on the front page, or specify a category of posts to show on the front page (like if you want to have like a product-hub site).
Another difference is more customizability on the comment system. With the theme version, you can change the Comment headings, the plugin version only can hide the comment block.
The theme version has a ‘Theme Options’ panel where the additional features reside. To know more about the features of the theme version, see the second half portion on this page (on the “Global Theme Options” part):
http://creationspire.com/wpspire/features
Also, if you have a main product, and want to create additional pages that relates to the main product, you can just instead set a global design in the Theme Options so that you want have to reselect the style settings for your future pages (huge time saver). If you have the plugin, then you’ll need to set the design settings on each page.
Like on this WP Spire site, the pages here have similar settings (same header, background, font). I created several pages linking to the product features, bundle version info, examples page, some *articles*, etc. So instead of setting the same page design on each of these pages one by one on the editor screen, I simply go to the Theme Options and apply a “global” design setting instead (and if there are pages I want to be unique I simply exempt it).
It’s great for products where you know you are going to create several supplementary pages (like price info, contact page, faq page, etc).The Theme Version might be easier to work on for this. Like on this WP Spire site, it’s actually another blog installation where I used the WP Spire theme because I have several pages for my product.
The plugin version – though it doesn’t have a Theme Options page where you can setup a global design, it’s advantage is that it will readily work on any theme or on your current theme. So if you want to simply add a sales page or a squeeze or landing page to your blog or favorite blog theme, you can use the plugin version instead.
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Hey brother
Just picked up the bundle…read every word of the sales page
and comments. Absolutely what the Doctor ordered.
I was starting my new wordpress blog this week so
everything is falling into place. Thank you John for a super tool
and thanks for the comments here where I found out about the Thesis theme…
Look forward to the members area…lets get going..
and I’m signed to the affiliate program too.
I can get behind this product…no problem.
Who wouldn’t want this plugin.
All the best to all the Spire-ites or Spire-ions
What ever we are going to call ourselves…
I can see the facebook game Spireville too…
This is going to be a blast.
T-shirts key rings pens water bottles
You better get your marketing in place there bro.
Ya…hoo….Ding ..Dong…
and I haven’t even had a coffee yet.
Take Care RP
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John Reply:
February 7th, 2010 at 7:48 am
+1
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Hi John.
What about absence, affiliate advert or any kind of advert, is there any way how I can do it with this tool?
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John Reply:
February 7th, 2010 at 7:39 am
Not sure I got your question correctly. Let me know what you meant.
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John
Do you have to buy Karbon Squeeze Page Plugin For Wordpress Spire as a seperate item…??
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Malcolm.t.Mckinnell Reply:
February 7th, 2010 at 9:45 pm
P.s.
Sorry forgot to ask…
Does the bonuses come with the bundle..??
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John Reply:
February 8th, 2010 at 7:38 am
Yes, the all the bonuses you on this page come with the bundle, plugin version or theme version.
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John Reply:
February 8th, 2010 at 7:41 am
Yes, the Karbon Squeeze page plugin for WP Spire is a separate purchase.
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Hi John,
Please let me know which is suitable for my website above – theme or plugin.
What’s the price for the theme ?
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John Reply:
February 9th, 2010 at 8:46 am
I think you’re better of with the plugin version since you have already a site setup like a blog. If you want to add a sales page or squeeze page to your blog, then you can use the plugin version.
If you are creating multiple sales page entries (with similar designs), then the theme could be easier to work on. You can install a new wordpress installation on a new subfolder on your site where you install the WP Spire theme (that is if you really want the theme).
The theme is currently priced at $77.
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Nice! Just want to make sure I get this right. I can have…
salespage1.mywordpress.com
squeezepage1.mywordpress.com
Minisite1.mywordpress.com
salespage2.mywordpress.com
squeezepage2.mywordpress.com
Minisite3.mywordpress.com
or this format…
mywordpress.com/salespage1
mywordpress.com/squeezepage1
mywordpress.com/minisite1
And these can all link from the main mywordpress.com…
Thanks
Mike
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John Reply:
February 9th, 2010 at 8:48 am
Hi Mike,
Not sure about the first format as they are subdomains. I think there’s a plugin for this but never had the chance to test it out.
The second format (mywordpress.com/salespage1) is one of wordpress permalink formats. So yes, you can have this format.
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Hi
Can this be used with the Thesis theme? If so is it the plugin version I need? Do you find that for SEO etc the these them is better then the entire theme of this [Spire]?
Jay
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John Reply:
February 10th, 2010 at 4:37 am
Yes, you can use the plugin version and use Thesis as your theme. I’m not sure about whose is better for SEO though.
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John,
I just purchased the theme. I saw that you use RAP as your order & reseller management. How do I integrate your theme with RAP? Which one should be installed on the root folder?
Thanks,
Steven
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Hi,
Interesting customizable theme. I have two questions;
1) Is theme wp2.9 compatible? If no, which?
2) Is theme compatible with normal WP widgets/plug-ins?
If yes, I’m in.
Ed
http://www.diamondholidayblog.com
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John Reply:
February 10th, 2010 at 4:54 pm
Yes, it’s compatible with the latest version of wordpress (which I’m also using).
and yes, it’s compatible version with the wordpress widgets. Note though that the theme version
is the version that allows the sidebar to be shown.
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Hi John.
I’m trying to greatly simplify my life, by setting up a single blog, with a single piece of software(if at all possible)that can function as: a sales page, which I can optimize with articles,a video box, comments, along with the squeeze page factor to capture emails. I can optimize your WP Spire theme with WP plug-ins to increase my SEO, so I’m not that interested in having the Thesis theme. I just want everything on one main page, the items listed above. Is that possible? Is there an example site that you can point me to that would demonstrate/show what I am after? After reading all the above comments, a few questions above Malcolm mentions the Karbon Squeeze Page plug in. That it is an extra plug in to purchase. Call me stooopid, but I thought the WP Spire included the squeeze page portion. If your WP Spire can do everything I would like, what do I need to purchase to make this happen? Your WP Spire does so much that it can be a bit confusing, almost as if you keep reading :’but wait, there’s more’…..which IS a good thing. Just a lot to digest in one reading. Looking forward to your response.
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John Reply:
February 13th, 2010 at 9:58 am
Yes, the theme version can allow you to put a sales page, articles, video (what mean by video box?), comments, and a squeeze page. If you’re looking for a more blog-like look, then just get another blog theme and use the plugin version of WP Spire. Here’s how a blog will look like if you use the theme version: http://creationspire.com/wpspire/custom-headers
That’s a page within the wordpress installation where I chose to use the sidebar. This site (/wspire) uses the theme version and within it I have created a sales page, some articles and squeeze page, along with comments.
You can see the examples, some are sales pages, squeeze pages, and they are all in this one blog.
Regarding the Karbon Squeeze Page plugin, it’s just a separate squeeze page DESIGN. You can already create squeeze pages with the package (theme or plugin) you will get. Everything on the examples page, can be readily built with WP Spire without any additional purchases.
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John.
I am ready to purchase the “wpspire” theme. I noticed that MWRIGHT was asking the question about sub-domains or using sub-domains in my WP Blog setup. Would you please clarify this. It is very important to me, as being a Beginner, I cannot afford buying lots of Domain Names. Another reason is that I would be able to have the TITLE in the front of the web address.
Regards Harry.
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John Reply:
February 17th, 2010 at 6:18 am
What is asked here is if your wordpress permalink can have a subdomain format? It’s not a function of WP Spire theme, but its with wordpress itself. Having said that, there’s a plugin called WP Subdomain that turns categories and pages into subdomains. However, I haven’t really tried it so I cannot comment on it further.
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Harry Deitch Reply:
February 17th, 2010 at 9:18 am
John, Thank you for the information. I did a quick check on WordPress.org and went into the “SUBDOMAIN PLUGINS” where I found 3 variations. [a] wp subdomains [b] wp hive and [c] wp universe. Also another plugin was Root Cookie Path (for subdomains). I would really appreciate your advice as which one should I use with your Software.
regards Harry (Sydney, Australia).
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Harry Deitch Reply:
February 18th, 2010 at 4:33 am
John, I would like to START AGAIN please, with what I really need to find out,re. your Software.
1] I have 2 domains. a Principal one and an ADD on one.
2] I want to use the add on domain for my BLOGS.
3] I need to keep the Principal Domain for my Sub-domains. [html]
Now, there are 2 ways to create a blog “address”. I want to be using the address as http://XXBlognameXX.domainname.com . and not as a Folder.
Does this makes my blogs a sub-domain ?
When I purchase your software, it will be for the following reasons: Mini sites, sales pages, Squeeze pages etc. plus I need to add my own unique content (posts, I think they are called).
If I have to use a “sub-domain plugin”,is ther a very hard learning curve ? Or, I do not have to use any.
Regards Harry Deitch.
Hi John,
Your theme and plugin really seem great.
Just one quick question: Will future updates be included?
Thank you very much in advance!
Kind regards,
Klaus
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John Reply:
February 25th, 2010 at 4:03 pm
Yes, future updates are included for free.
… I think I’ve updated the products twice or thrice already.
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Klaus Reply:
February 25th, 2010 at 4:18 pm
Thank you very much for such a quick and positive reply, John! Appreciate that.
Klaus
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Are the necessary plugins for BOTH the post designs and page designs included in the plugin purchase for $67. Was worded loosely on the page, and couldn’t tell whether that was just the price for the page plugin or if it also included the post plugin.
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John Reply:
March 1st, 2010 at 3:42 am
By default, wordpress allows custom templates for PAGES.
That’s included in the package.
However, I found a plugin that allows custom templates for POSTs, so
I included a template where you can also create sales/squeeze pages for posts.
(The template is included in the $67 purchase).
However, the single post template plugin itself is not bundle in the package,
but is downloadable for free in the wordpress plugin depository.
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I currently have my Wordpress blog installed on mydomain.com/blog (example). On the home page, mydomain.com, I currently have the page created using HTML.
Would I need to install Wordpress a second time at mydomain.com, so I would be able to design my home page (index) using WP Spire?
And, if I need to install Wordpress again at mydomain.com, would I need to uninstall it, if, at a later date, I decided I wanted to goback to an HTML designed home page?
Please let me know as soon as you can.
Thanks!
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John Reply:
March 6th, 2010 at 4:43 pm
Yes, you would need to install wordpress on your root directory, if you want to use the WP Spire theme on that root domain (mydomain.com).
However, you can always do a redirect (easy in cpanel) on your mydomain.com and redirect it to a page where wordpress is installed
(ex: Your mydomain.com redirects to mydomain.com/blog/salespage.
If you have installed wordpress on mydomain.com and decide to switch back to HTML, you’ll need to remove the index.php in the wordpress installion
if you want to have plain html in your mydomain.com main page. (You can still put html pages within the wordpress installation fyi).
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CJ Reply:
March 6th, 2010 at 5:30 pm
Just to be sure I understand you… If I remove the index.php, and replace it with an index.html file, that is all I need to do. There would not be any conflicts with the Wordpress installation, and I would not need to uninstall Wordpress? Is that correct?
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