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What
do you think?
Note
If you use a title for the Zazzlit, it will become a link in the top
panel of the gadget using my
referral link (yours is still used for all other links).
If you don't want
this, leave the title area blank. This is done by using title=%00.
If you like this
gadget and feel I deserve a reward :) then using a gadget
title will mean I get any referrals arising from clicks on it
(remember though, all other links in the gadget use your referral id)
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Tutorial for
using my Zazzlit Gadget for profit
Part two: More
examples and a couple of 'gotcha's
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Sarah the romantic
Sarah writes a blog about period drama, so her
followers are going to be interested in goods about love and
romance. Sarah wants only 15 results displayed.
Here's the Zazzle rss search she uses for the
gadget:
To get the javascript code, copy the
above rss search, follow this link and paste it in.
Highton Ridley
(Yes, that's me!) I have a very specific set of
fine art images
(quite different from any other images I use). My main blog
is devoted
to fine art photography, so on that blog I want to
show only products that use fine art images. That's what my
followers are most
likely
interested in. I'll show the maximum number (100)
that Zazzle's RSS feed supports.
Here's the Zazzle rss search I'll use for the
gadget:
To get the javascript code, copy the
above rss search, follow this link and paste it in.
Jen runs a fractal site
In her section on pimping your room, Jen
wants to show a variety (up to the 100 max) of fractal posters on
Zazzle.
Here's the Zazzle rss search she'll use for the
gadget:
To get the javascript code, copy the above rss
search, follow this link and paste it in.
Beware a couple of 'gotcha's
- When
Zazzle searches using the feed approach, it searches all(?) text
associated with products, not just the tags.
So when it suits your
purpose, make sure you use distinctive tags that won't appear in other
text
- Even though your store might be on a .co.uk or
.ca domain or whatever, you
still have to use zazzle.com in all Zazzle
RSS
searches.
Other
uses
Here's a couple of other thoughts to get you going.
Featured
Designs
- If you do a featured design each week
and want
to show just those products on your blog, then:
- Decide on what tag you'll use for
this purpose, let's say you choose "featureddesign"
- Go to your store and add that as a power tag to
all relevant products
- Use the following feed in the gadget
for your blog http://www.zazzle.com/YOURSTORENAME/rss?qs=featureddesign&ps=100&st=popularity&isz=medium&at=YOURASSOCIATEID
- The following week, remove the featureddesign
power tag from last week's products and add them to this week's
- Voila! The gadget on your blog automatically
shows the products using your latest featured design
Short on space?
..then use a small image size (isz=small) with a
narrow gadget:
BadDawg has a Reggae music blog
His narrow side bar on his blog means he has to use small images.
Here's the Zazzle rss search he'll use for the
gadget:
To get the javascript code, copy the above rss
search, follow this link and paste it in.
Set the gadget width to 130px. Switching off the
date and changing the box
outline colour to white (255,255,255) makes it look neater at this size.
Note that with such a narrow width, you need to enclose the script you
get given in a
<div> with a width set 16px wider than the gadget's.
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