THE ULTIMATE DIABETIC COOKBOOK: ARTICLE PRESELL (plain HTML version)

A story-led article in magazine style: why most diabetic recipes taste like cardboard, and how
Denise Campbell spent three years building her cookbook. Good for colder traffic from Facebook,
native ads and blog posts.

The top bar and footer show a made-up site name, "The Good Plate". Change it to your own site name.

WHAT IS IN THIS FOLDER
- index.html   the page itself (all the styling is inside this one file)
- images/      the pictures the page uses. Always keep this folder next to index.html.
- README.txt   this file

The page works on phones, tablets and computers.


STEP 1: PUT IN YOUR OWN CLICKBANK LINK

Every button on the page links to the same placeholder: AFFILIATE-LINK
You only have to swap that one word for your own ClickBank hoplink.

Your hoplink looks like this:

   https://hop.clickbank.net/?affiliate=YOURID&vendor=diabeticcb

Replace YOURID with your ClickBank nickname (the name you log in to ClickBank with).
Leave "vendor=diabeticcb" exactly as it is: that is The Ultimate Diabetic Cookbook.
If you track your traffic, you can add a tracking ID at the end, for example:

   https://hop.clickbank.net/?affiliate=YOURID&vendor=diabeticcb&tid=fbads1

You can also make your hoplink on the Promotion Links page of the affiliate area and copy it from there.

How to swap it:
1. Unzip this folder.
2. Open index.html in a plain text editor: Notepad on Windows, TextEdit on a Mac (choose
   Format > Make Plain Text), or a free code editor such as VS Code. Do not use Word.
3. Use Find and Replace (Ctrl+H on Windows, Cmd+Option+F on a Mac in most editors).
   Find:          AFFILIATE-LINK
   Replace with:  your hoplink
   Click "Replace All", then save the file.
4. Open index.html in your web browser, click a button and check that it goes to the
   cookbook's sales page.


STEP 2: UPLOAD THE PAGE

Upload index.html AND the images folder to your own website, keeping them side by side.
Some easy ways to do that:
- cPanel hosting: open File Manager, make a new folder inside public_html (for example
  "cookbook"), go into it and upload index.html, then make a folder called images inside
  it and upload the pictures. Your page is now at https://yourdomain.com/cookbook/
- FTP: drag the whole folder into public_html with FileZilla or a similar program.
- A WordPress site: use the WordPress version of this template instead (the
  "Download WordPress" button on the Landing Pages page). It needs the free
  Commission Kickstart plugin: https://commissionsclub.com/kickstart/
Then send your traffic to the page's address.


STEP 3 (OPTIONAL): ASK AN AI ASSISTANT TO CHANGE IT

You can ask any AI chat assistant to change the page for you.
Open index.html in your text editor, select everything (Ctrl+A), copy it, paste it into the chat,
and then paste one of the requests below. Ask it to "send back the whole index.html file".
Save the answer over your old index.html and open it in your browser to check it.

Example requests you can paste:
   1. "Change the site name "The Good Plate" to "MY SITE NAME" in the top bar and the footer."
   2. "Write a new headline and a new first paragraph for the same article, aimed at people who cook for a husband or wife with diabetes. Keep every other word, and keep every link as it is."
   3. "Add my own short introduction in my voice above the first picture: "PASTE A FEW LINES ABOUT YOURSELF HERE". Keep the design the same."
   4. "Change the red buttons to dark green (#2f6f3e) and make the page fonts a little larger on phones."

Always add this sentence to your request:
"Do not add any health claims, do not make up any reviews, results or numbers, and keep the
advertisement notice, the health note and the ClickBank disclaimer at the bottom."

Read the new page yourself before you upload it. You are the one responsible for what it says.


THE HEALTH-WORDING RULE (PLEASE READ)

The Ultimate Diabetic Cookbook is a cookbook. It is not a treatment.
- Never say, or let an AI write, that it cures, treats, reverses or controls diabetes, or that
  it lowers or controls blood sugar.
- Never suggest that readers change or stop their medicine.
- Never make up reviews, testimonials, results, before-and-after stories or numbers.
- Never add fake countdown timers or "only today" prices. The price is $37 and it is covered
  by a 60-day money-back guarantee.
- Keep the advertisement notice, the health note and the ClickBank disclaimer on the page.
Ad networks such as Facebook and Google check health pages closely, and ClickBank does too.
Pages that break these rules get ads rejected and accounts closed.

Questions? Email the affiliate manager, Andrew Rusbatch: andrew@unicapublications.com
