Are you looking for ideas or small scripts than can raise your income when doing online marketing? Maybe you are like me – I like to do things as automatic as possible. Like changing a link in a menu on a site with 100 pages? I only want to change it in one file, and then all the other links should be changed as well, just like that. In order to do that, you need PHP, and for telling you in plain and simple terms about PHP, Robert Plank is the man!

“PHP on Crack” written by Robert Plank consists of several small scripts you can use to raise your income, or just make Internet life easier for you.

These are sales page tactics. You learn about smart ClickBank referral links, interactive salesletters, and to set up your email to avoid bots. How smart is that, do you think? Avoiding bots, means avoiding spam, and no more wasted time.

You also learn simple, yet effective tricks like making invisible redirects without JavaScript. Or how about a Tell-A-Friend script? Nice and easily explained. You will also learn about how to make money from your 404-page, and you get a simple PayPal Dimesale script.

Even though every code is written clearly in the e-book, you get the scripts as well, so you don’t have to copy and paste, but can use them right away. So even if you don’t want to learn about PHP, you can use the scripts there are in this book.

I often hear website owners in forums etc. asking if using PHP, ASP or any other server side scripting language can hinder the effectiveness of sites from an SEO standpoint. The answer is no, but here’s a little more information.

PHP and ASP are very popular server side scripting languages. There are others such as Pearl, Python and Cold Fusion but PHP and ASP seem to be more common. Server side scripting languages are often used in conjunction with a database such as MySQL. In essence the scripts grab information from the database and create web pages on the fly to display to website visitors and search engine crawlers.

This method of creating web pages allows for many web pages to be easily created and managed and is used by popular systems such as Wordpress and Joomla.

The concern some people have is they believe HTML pages are more effective when it comes to being found and indexed by search engines. This is wrong. When a server side script creates a web page the resulting web page is HTML in just the same way a static HTML page is HTML. Web browsers read and understand HTML and that’s what server side scripts send to them.

It is fair to say that some scripts create ‘messy’ HTML but it’s still HTML nonetheless and systems using server side scripts offer many advantages over simple static HTML pages and will not hinder your SEO efforts. One things for sure, you shouldn’t avoid PHP and ASP because you think it will harm your SEO efforts.