XSP Cheat Sheet for XSitePro Blog

Whats better, a coupon for $10 or the XSP Cheat Sheet?

I know the answer is simple. I thought I should let people know that one way to access to the XSP Cheat Sheet and all the membership goodies is to buy XSItePro through this site

So the difference between getting a $10 XSitePro coupon or learning XSitePro skills that can bring you hundreds of thousands should be clear…

Paul Smithson has made a winner with this version of xsitepro, building on the back of the first version. It really has moved the goal posts.

The key changes

This new version has a lot of extra features (that used to have to be added). Many of the items from the first XSP Cheat Sheet are now included as standard such as:

• Add a form
• Add a video
• Add audio
• RSS
• proper file naming
• Better templates
• Importing new templates over old templates

The new XSP Cheat Sheet2

     NEW for 2008 XSPCheatSheet2

The XSP Cheat Sheet version 2.0 is well underway with an all new PDF and videos being prepared. I have been making sites for the last week using every part of the new xsitepro2 to the best of my ability to discover the features, and more importantly how you might best search engine optimize a website using them. Release date: anticipated JUNE 2008.

Some of the key focus points for this version 2 are:

• Simple 'how to use' the software examples
• Really important modifications to do before you publish
• Getting the most function from the standard features
• What goes with XSitePro to make a powerful combo
• How to extract more profit from your website
• Using social media
• Affiliate tactics
• Direct Sales Tips
• Plenty of other stuff I have learnt over the last year!

The interesting Silo feature has a new folder structure and the the navigation bars behave very differently when this option is selected. Also the RSS and social bookmarking features will be interesting for many webmasters, but they need to be used correctly.

XSitePro Version 2 Compatibility

I have imported most of my websites into version 2 and have been running it on Vista and XP across three browsers. It is quite stable for a new release and I have been able to publish very large corporate sites and small affiliate landing pages. So far there are a few small "hacks" that I have found to use old CSS templates and also get instant popovers to work better…

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