Hey Rachel,

Thank you very much! =)

Hey Dennis!

Sure:

1. Here you go: http://www.flexibilitytheme.com/download/

2. We held a free webinar on Thursday for open Q+A. You can grab it here: http://clicks.aweber.com/y/ct/?l=6Me1g&m=IwEziKpy52D01P&b=OFxWSXArM4OcvLVQ6rs8Cw

With love,
Rachel

Two quick questions:

1. The link to the free flexibility theme goes to the paid flexsqueeze theme. Do you know where to find the free version?

2. Which webinar are you guys talking about?

Thanks!! =)

Oo, that’s awesome!!!

Yeah, the webinar definitely could be confusing for a newbie, but I’m glad she found something that resonated with her!

WP Twin is definitely amazing for the AdSense.

I would do that, just set up the blog with the look and feel, plugins, etc.. then clone, and then add content…

I sent my business partner the link for yesterday’s webinar. She was overwhelmed to say the least with all the different business models and way of monetizing websites… but she latched onto Adsense and passive income…. and wants to build these sites.

Having built several content rich websites, it can take a while, but do able..

So next week this will be part of our strategy, building content websites with WordPress and Adsense… and having WPTwin makes it easy to duplicate the “bones” of a website…

Here’s what Wil said:

“WPT clones everything. If you want a base clone without content, you can clone an existing blog, deploy it on another domain, delete the content, and create a new clone. This will give you a base clone without content that can be used to deploy future sites.”

Merry Christmas!!

Good question! I simply created my initial blog (before adding content) and made a “clone” file, so I haven’t tried that.

I just emailed Wil, so I’ll respond here as soon as I know!

Hi Rachel,

Can you clone everything BUT the content? Meaning, if you have a current blog with a TON of content in, say, the fitness niche, can you “clone” it such that your theme, plugins, etc., are cloned but NOT the content?

Or, do you have to DELETE the content?

Hey Michael! WPSE and WP Twin are my two favorite WordPress addons.

WPSE is AWESOME for sales letters, adding testimonials, johnson boxes, videos, changing the design with a click of a button… it’s GREAT.

WP Twin, on the other hand, clones your WordPress blog with the click of a few buttons. This helps you not have to bother installing themes all over again, entering the same settings all over again, deleting the “Hello World” post, etc… you know what I mean?

Let me know if I can clarify. Both are phenomenal in their own rights, just for different things!

It looks really great, Rachel, but is this better (or different) than WP Sales Engine which I already own?