02-14-2018, 07:55 AM
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02-15-2018, 07:32 AM
And few more things about writing etc from the same site, enjoy
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http://authorbooktraining.com/?s=d02-17-2018, 01:06 AM
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03-01-2018, 01:40 AM
08-02-2021, 07:43 AM
Any chance someone could reup the links?
08-02-2021, 08:47 AM
@deedee22: You can use the link that Nokia1 has in post #4 (or edit it slightly) to find the direct download link on your own. Not just this site, but most sales pages... if the download isn't protected.
The link Nokia1 shows will give you access to pretty much every download on that site, unless and until the owner locks them down or moves them elsewhere. That's what the search query after a site URL stands for ... /?s=d)... downloads.
Other than using the search query as shown, there is a couple of ways you can search to find the links...
#1 - Edit the search query from "d" or downloads to the title of the book you're looking to download like this...
From: http://authorbooktraining.com/?s=d
To: http://authorbooktraining.com/?s=newsworthy shorts
Then click the links that read "Thank You" as those are downloads. The other 2 are probably sales pages. Sometimes, keys to golden gems are put right under our nose but unless we take a moment to read other people's posts on a thread, we can look right past them.
And sadly, many here know how to find stuff without asking for re-ups but very few will post to try and help others.
Another way to grab downloads is to look for all the "Thank You" page links. Most download pages are also called "Thank You" pages. So, here's how to modify the search query:
#2
http://authorbooktraining.com/?s=thank
I used the word "thank" because it will bring up anything that begins with the word: thank, such as Thanks or Thank You.
Again, this search query often works when the site owner has not properly protected their download links. It won't help if the links are secured.
for reading!
Layna61524
The link Nokia1 shows will give you access to pretty much every download on that site, unless and until the owner locks them down or moves them elsewhere. That's what the search query after a site URL stands for ... /?s=d)... downloads.
Other than using the search query as shown, there is a couple of ways you can search to find the links...
#1 - Edit the search query from "d" or downloads to the title of the book you're looking to download like this...
From: http://authorbooktraining.com/?s=d
To: http://authorbooktraining.com/?s=newsworthy shorts
Then click the links that read "Thank You" as those are downloads. The other 2 are probably sales pages. Sometimes, keys to golden gems are put right under our nose but unless we take a moment to read other people's posts on a thread, we can look right past them.
And sadly, many here know how to find stuff without asking for re-ups but very few will post to try and help others.
Another way to grab downloads is to look for all the "Thank You" page links. Most download pages are also called "Thank You" pages. So, here's how to modify the search query:
#2
http://authorbooktraining.com/?s=thank
I used the word "thank" because it will bring up anything that begins with the word: thank, such as Thanks or Thank You.
Again, this search query often works when the site owner has not properly protected their download links. It won't help if the links are secured.
for reading!
Layna61524
08-02-2021, 04:24 PM
for those very helpful tips! I'll keep those in mind for future use as well !