My Method to Make $1000 per Week

This method takes a little thought, but I’m providing you with ALL the
necessary code, and it took me, quite quickly, to over $1000 per week.

It’s a current earner, so please try and twist it up a bit – no point screwing
it for everyone, lol.

So, onto the method:

Requirements:

1. A place to upload html files and images (or to insert html code and
images).
2. An image editing program that will create slices for you (ideal, really, but
NOT an absolute necessity)
3. Locker embeddable code (I use Content Lock Pro as it can be used with
all networks, supports postbacks, and, imho, is the BEST), if you can’t
afford your own self-hosted solution, you WILL leave money on the table,
but you can use free lockers from any gateway Network.
4. A burning desire to make money, a willingness to work, and a brain

The Overview:

We will be creating our very own “sh***cash” site. People hate
“sh***cash” with a vengeance, for two reasons:
a) It’s well-known that they demand completion of offers, often mobile or
costly offers, to obtain files, so, post a “sh***cash” link and people run
the other way.
b) They run “their” offers and no, they do NOT, generously, share a
significant portion of the revenue with YOU.
However, with my twist, YOU will get 100% of the revenue you generate.
You get to choose the offers you display, so you can keep them cost-free
for your visitors, if you like. Remember, ALL the revenue is for YOU.

The Steps:

1. Find a shared, and wanted, file download which is available on MediaFire,
RapidShare or a similar free downloads site. Paste the link into your
favorite browser.
2. Use F11 or whichever key is necessary, on your OS, to make your
browser full screen. Use PrintScreen to take a screenshot of the page.
3. Open your favorite image editing program (I used a very old version of
Photoshop, and ImageReady), and split the images into slices. Use vertical
and horizontal guides to create a rectangle around the download button
area, as that will be one of your slices.
4. Generate the html and the images, optimised for the web. Make a note
of which slice is the download button.
5. If you can’t slice, ask someone or look up the tuts available on the web,
or just use the full image, it will take longer to load and not look as good,
but it will do!
6. Open the generated html file and wrap my code -found below- around
the relevant image (the slice that contained the download button).
7. Either upload the html file and the images folder to your webspace, or
paste the html code into whichever webspace you have (blogger,
wordpress hosted, weebly, etc), upload the images, and make sure all links
in the html point to the new location for the images.

Now, post your link all over the place, use high-trafficked forums full of
people searching for whichever download you chose to share.

Using no “real” traffic-driving methods, I have been making an average of
$200 a day with this method for the past 3 months. I’m lazy when it comes
to traffic-driving, so all I’ve done is use some Fiverr gigs and microworkers
to post on large forums (mainly found on BigBoards) for me. I also created
two videos – yes, just TWO, told you, I’m lazy!, uploaded them to YT, and
got a bucketload of traffic from there as well.

When I started this method back in February, I used $15 to purchase 3
Fiverr gigs, and made $26, on average, each day. So, week 1, spend was
$15, income was $180!!! Nowadayas, to achieve the $1000+ per week, I’m
spending around $60 a week between Fiverr and microworkers
I’m pretty confident that, if you’re not as lazy as I am where traffic-driving
is concerned (I have an excuse, I work almost 24/7 on other stuff, lol), you
could easily generate over $20 a day, in your first few days, without
spending a single dime.

The Secret Code:

This is the code you will need to use to successfully replicate this method.
I wrote this myself, because I needed my own brand of “Special Sauce”.
This code gets wrapped around links, images, any content you like, and
then “swaps” on a timer, between the content, by changing attributes of
one lot of content to display, whilst the other lot is made invisible
I might not be great at explaining that concept, but don’t worry, I’m going
to release a Demo for you all to see exactly what’s going on!

So, you are going to have, for this method, two “forms” of linking the
relevant image (remember? that slice that contained the Download Button)
In a div set initially to display, you will link to your locker code, so, in this
case, that div will link the Download Button image to your locker, and,
when it’s clicked on, your locker will appear.
In a div set initially to be invisible, you will link to the real Download page
on whichever downloads site you’re using. So, in this case, this div will link
THE SAME Download Button image to the Url of the downloads page.

When you have linked your image both ways, and placed each one into a
div, only the first will show. When visitors click on the button, the locker
will display but, at the same time, a countdown Timer will start (set for 30
secs in my case). When the countdown ends, the divs will be swapped, so
the button image linked to the locker is no longer there, but it is replaced
with the button image linked to the real download location.

Of course, the “swap” happens WHILST the page is LOCKED, so your
visitors don’t know what’s happened, until they unlock. When they do, and
they hit the button again, it will take them to MF, RS, wherever.

Without further ado, here’s the code you need – it’s commented, and is set
to call an example locker – replace for your own. In this code sample, I
have linked the word “TEST”.

<html>

<head>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Language" content="en">
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html;charset=utf-8" />
<title>Your Page Title</title>

<!--
Call jQuery because our locker needs it
 -->

<script type="text/javascript"
    src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.5.2/jquery.min.js">
</script>

</head>

<body>

<!--
Declare yourFunction
-->

<script type="text/javascript" language="javascript">
function yourFunction(){
    document.getElementById('yourfirDiv').style.display='block';
    document.getElementById('yoursecDiv').style.display='none';
}
</script>

<p>&nbsp;</p>

<p>&nbsp;</p>
<p>&nbsp;</p>
<p align="center">
<h3 align="center"><font color="#0198F1">Welcome</font></h3>
<p>

<!--
Place the OnClick Link within yoursecDiv.  Declare your OnClick Link and set timeout to 3 secs, expressed as 3000 millisecs, to execute yourFunction and swap divs, hiding yoursecDiv and displaying yourfirDiv. Replace yourlockerurl and guid inside single quotes where shown below.
 -->

<div id="yoursecDiv" style="display:block;"><a href="javascript:void(0)" onclick="var fileref=document.createElement('script');fileref.setAttribute('type','text/javascript'); fileref.setAttribute('src', 'http://yourlockerurl.js?guid=123456789');document.body.appendChild(fileref); setTimeout(yourFunction, 3000);">TEST</a></div>

<!--
Place the Real Link within yourfirDiv which is set to not display until yourFunction has been executed.
 -->

<div id="yourfirDiv" style="display:none;"><a href="http://www.google.com">TEST</a></div>