By Default in your in post or slide in edit screen you will see something like this:

[su_button url="http://www.domain.com/alink" target="blank" style="flat" size="5" background="#ef2d2e" center="yes" icon="icon: chevron-right"]Click here & register now![/su_button]

This is the unedited code for your link which you will need to change to use your affiliate offer.

When you go to change the code above you will want to make sure that you are fully replacing the text of the default link (http://www.domain.com/alink) with your new link so that it looks something like this:

[su_button url="http://www.yourdomainname.com/yourprettylink" target="blank" style="flat" size="5" background="#ef2d2e" center="yes" icon="icon: chevron-right"]Click here & register now![/su_button]

Simply replace http://www.yourdomainname.com/yourprettylink with your actual link which you have created in Pretty Link.

Wordpress may try to turn this into a link within your editor so that it looks like this: 

http://www.yourdomainname.com/yourprettylink

If this happens you can correct it by highlighting the url within the editor and clicking the "Remove Link" button within your toolbar and this will force it to be entered as plain text which is what you want and it will instead show like this:

http://www.yourdomainname.com/yourprettylink

When pasting your link you might also see that instead of replacing the http://www.domain.com/alink text Wordpress will instead turn it into a link using the url you have entered as the target.

You can tell this is the case because the text will stay the same and when you place your mouse over the link a small window will open underneath showing the link you entered.

This is also incorrect and in order to fix this you can simply delete the original text entirely before pasting in your pretty link in to replace it, just be sure that the final product matches the correct example above.

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There are many factors when choosing your email provider:

1. How secure is it from hackers?
2. How secure is it from governments or spy agencies?
3. How much do you want to pay?
4. Do you want to use your custom domain or is a free @gmail.com acceptable to you?
5. How reliable is it?  Is there ever a time your email just doesn’t work?  
6. Is it backed up and/or guaranteed to not lose your emails?

If your email is linked up to bank accounts and/or anything personal to you, you must have in the very least a strong password and two-factor authentication turned on.  This makes it so that if you sign into your email from a new device, you will receive a text message on your phone with a second pin number that you must enter.  This keeps a hacker from logging in as you from the other side of the globe since they don’t have your phone while a minimal inconvenience to you.

If you want the absolute best which ticks every box: use protonmail.com.  It is free unless you want to use a custom domain.  

If you don’t care about governments but you care about hackers, then Gmail, Apple or Microsoft Outlook emails with Two-Factor authentication turned on is acceptable.  Each will allow you to use your custom domain name for a monthly or yearly fee.

If all you care about is having a custom email for your domain, and comfortable with just using a strong password, then cheaper is better as long as it is reliable.  Many times, the registrar you used to purchase your domain will have deals for you.

Enom.com:  $1 per month
Godaddy.com:  $3.50 per month
Namecheap.com:  $10 per year

Stay away from Yahoo, which have already been hacked twice with all user accounts stolen.  And if you already use Yahoo, change your password immediately and move to another provider as fast as you can.

Once you make your decision, click here to learn how to set it up with your domain.

Be sure to copy everything highlighted and copy it into your site.

The text highlighted in blue contains editable text you can change to anything you want it to say.

The text highlighted in red contains your button and appearance code and should not be edited at all unless you are familiar with it.

The text highlighted in green is what you will replace with your url that you create in pretty links.

SLIDE IN ADS:

This is some amazing text that will dazzle your website visitors and get them to click this awesome offer

[su_button url="http://www.domain.com/alink" target="blank" style="default" background="green" color="#FFFFFF" size="3" wide="no" center="no" radius="auto" icon="" icon_color="#FFFFFF" text_shadow="none" desc="" onclick="" rel="" title="" class=""]Click Here To Check It >>[/su_button]

IN POST ADS:

Here's where you'll put a new set of fantastic & bold words that practically take control of their subconscious mind and compel them to click on your awesome affiliate offers or other stuff you want to send traffic to! You can make many of these!

[su_button url="http://www.domain.com/alink" target="blank" style="flat" size="5" background="#ef2d2e" center="yes" icon="icon: chevron-right"]Click here & register now![/su_button]

NOTIFICATION BAR:

<span class="mtsnb-text">Enter your text or offer here</span>
[su_button url="http://www.domain.com/alink" target="_blank" style="default" background="#000" color="#FFFFFF" size="1" wide="no" center="no" radius="auto" icon="" icon_color="#FFFFFF" text_shadow="none" desc="" onclick="" rel="" title="" class=""]Click For Info[/su_button]

CALL TO ACTION:

<strong>Call to Action:</strong>You'll want to edit this text too and make it powerfully appealing[su_button url="http://www.domain.com/alink" target="blank" style="default"]Register For My Free Training[/su_button]

AD ROTATE:

<a href="http://www.domain.com/alink"><img src="%asset%" /></a>

Day 1 of 10: Passive Income Challenge - First Steps:
https://www.jobcrusher.com/training/lesson/day-1-of-10-passive-income-challenge-first-steps/

Niche Selection Guide for the 10-day challenge:
https://www.jobcrusher.com/nicheselectionguide

Domain Name Brainstorming Guide for 10-day challenge:
https://www.jobcrusher.com/domainbrainstorming

Membership Website Setup Manual for the 10-day challenge
https://www.jobcrusher.com/sitesetupmanual

When you purchased a trial or subscription, you were asked for a password upon checkout. You were then sent an email sending your receipt and login. If you don't see this email in your inbox or spam folders, or can't remember your password, try this to reset it:

1. Go to https://www.profitplatform.com/my-account/

2. Click the "Lost your password?" link below the login form.  This will send you an email with a link that you click on which will allow you to reset it.

3. Check your email. If you didn't receive it, check your spam folder.

For instructions on how to login or recover password from your personal website, go here:

https://support.jobcrusher.com/index.php?/Knowledgebase/Article/View/194/0/my-site-appears-to-be-live-but-how-do-i-log-in

After you login, click the link at the top for "New Site Build".

Depending on the company, they may email you instructions, show you on the receipt page or just expect you to look through their support pages.  

I will show you what I did after a customer purchased email from NameCheap.

They were given the following information:

So I logged into Cloudflare.com and clicked on the DNS button:

Since the instructions shows that I only needed to change two MX servers, I clicked and changed the first two, then deleted the rest:

Before:

After:

Navigate to the page in the image below and change your settings to the same ones next to the arrows.

Once you do that, Clicky will start tracking the heatmap settings. And depending on your traffic, you will be able to view it within the next 24 hours.

If you built a site on Profit Platform and you are trying to access it, then go here:

https://www.profitplatform.com/my-account/

Once here you can use the link in the top menu labeled "My Sites" as this will list all current sites you own. From there you can login to your website by clicking the link for the one you want to access.

If the site is not yet complete you can use the login link to check the progress of the site build.

Note that until you add your permanent domain, the URL for accessing your site will end in profitplatform.com. But in either case, you can always add /wp-admin to the end of your URL to get to the login page. So if your site is rubberducky.com or rubberducky.profitplatform.com, then you can login using rubberducky.com/wp-admin/ or rubberducky.profitplatform.com/wp-admin, respectively.

Logging Into Your Website

The email and password to your website will be the same as the one you set up when you purchased profitplatform.com to begin with.  If you are a Jobcrusher.com customer, it will be those same credentials.  Either way, you can recover your password easily by following these directions to reset it:

1. Go to your website and add /wp-login.php to the end.  (For example, if you site is rubberducky.com, go to rubberducky.com/wp-login.php)

2. Click the "Lost your password?" link below the login form.  This will send you an email with a link that you click on which will allow you to reset it.

3. Check your email. If you didn't receive it, check your spam folder.

Clean & Simple

Appearance > Widgets:

Header Right > Custom Menu: Top Menu

Primary Sidebar > AdRotate Group #1

Primary Sidebar > AdRotate Group #2

Primary Sidebar > AdRotate Group #3

Primary Sidebar > Recent Posts

Primary Sidebar > Categories

Primary Sidebar > Text: Disclosure

Call to Action > Text

Footer 1 > Custom Menu: Important Links

Footer 2 > Text: Important Disclosure

Appearance > Menus:

Select the Top Menu and then make sure "Primary Navigation Menu" is checked

News

The news theme uses some additional widgets for the home page.  

Appearance > Widgets:

Home - Top
Home - Middle Left
Home - Middle Right
Home - Bottom

View this PDF that shows the widgets in detail

Primary Sidebar > AdRotate Group #1

Primary Sidebar > AdRotate Group #2

Primary Sidebar > AdRotate Group #3

Primary Sidebar > Recent Posts

Primary Sidebar > Categories

Primary Sidebar > Text: Disclosure

Call to Action > Text

Footer 1 > Custom Menu: Important Links

Footer 2 > Text: Important Disclosure

Appearance > Menus:

(Same as Clean & Simple)

Thirds

Appearance > Widgets:

Primary Sidebar > AdRotate Group #1

Primary Sidebar > AdRotate Group #2

Primary Sidebar > AdRotate Group #3

Secondary Sidebar > Recent Posts

Secondary Sidebar > Categories

Secondary Sidebar > Text: Disclosure

Call to Action > Text

Footer 1 > Custom Menu: Important Links

Footer 2 > Text: Important Disclosure

Appearance > Menus:

(Same as Clean & Simple)

Minimum

Appearance > Widgets:

(Same as Clean & Simple)

Appearance > Menus:

Uncheck "After Header Menu".  

"Password failed for CloudFlare account. Try again or reset your password."

When we build your site for the Profit Platform, we also give you and setup a cloudflare.com account.  This isn't anything you need to worry or do anything about - we handle it for you.  But sometimes, someone may ALREADY have a Cloud Flare account for their email.  In that case, Cloud Flare won't allow us to use it unless the password you put matches your Cloud Flare password.

In that case, you need to check the box on the form next to where it says "Optional: Do you have a cloudflare.com account?"  Then you can use your Cloud Flare email and password which may be different than the one you want to use for your website.

If you don't know the password, you can go to https://www.cloudflare.com/a/forgot-password to recover it.  If you don't know what domain you added to Cloud Flare, you can try leaving that blank.

If you don't know the password, and Cloud Flare won't let you set a new password because you don't remember the domain you added to it, then you will either need to call them or use a separate email when you build your website with us.

"...is not a valid name for a website. You can use letters (abc), numbers (123) and dashes/hyphens (---). Spaces are not allowed and the domain can't begin or end with a dash."

These are the rules when trying to buy or setup a domain name. The internet registry doesn't allow certain sets of numbers or symbols in domain names.

The username already exists tied to a different email account. Either choose a different username or use the same email it was originally used with.

If you a certain no one else is using the username you are trying to use, make sure you use the same email as you did the first time. If not, just change the username to something more unique.

Your website uses several levels of "caching" which essentially allows it to save the web pages ahead of time, so that it can serve them quicker for the next visitors instead of having to do costly and lengthly work behind the scenes to assemble it from scratch.

So if you make a change to the background color, the service that is doing the caching may not realize it, and continue to serve the old background color to you and your visitors instead of building the page newly.

If this is happening to you, there is a solution.  

Cloudflare

The main service we use for caching is Cloudflare.  Cloudflare is not on our server - it sits between the server and your visitors.  

Go to the administrative area of your website (yourdomain.com/wp-admin/) and look in the left sidebar and click on Settings -> Cloudflare.  Once you click on that page, you should see a spinning wheel in the middle of the screen while Cloudflare is loading.

Click on the "Home" logo at the top of the page.  (Follow the first image below).  Then turn ON Automatic Cache Management lower on the page.  That should handle most of the issues moving forward.

In addition, if you are planning on taking your time and making a lot of changes to your site all at once, you can follow the second image below and click on Settings and then turn on Development Mode.  This turns off all caching for a few hours.  It will automatically turn itself off.  This will allow you to see any changes you make right away.

Later on, if you find that this happens again, you can always go back in and turn back on Development Mode.