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<b>What if I can’t figure out how to use the editor?</b><br />
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When building ClickMagick we had a somewhat tough decision to make …<br />
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Do we restrict functionality and limit what you can do to make the system easier to use for “newbies”? Or, do we give users 99.9% control in terms of what they can create, and what kind of content can be used in pop ups and MagickBars?<br />
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We’ve been quite successful online ourselves, and whenever we’re faced with a question like this we usually ask ourselves what WE would want …<br />
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… and in this case having maximum control over as much as possible was the obvious answer.<br />
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Yes, the editor can be a little intimidating at first, but we promise you’ll love what you can create after investing just a little time learning how to use it.<br />
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Of course, if you have no experience with content creation at all then you may need to get some help creating custom pop ups and MagickBars.<br />
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If you do, your best bet is to just hire someone to create whatever you need.<br />
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You can find people on sites like <strong><a href="http://www.odesk.com" target="_blank">oDesk</a></strong>, <strong><a href="http://www.fiverr.com" target="_blank">Fiverr</a></strong>, and the <strong><a href="http://www.warriorforum.com" target="_blank">Warrior Forum</a></strong> who will create pop ups and layout content for you, for literally a few bucks.<br />
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You’d just say something like “I need a 500 by 300 pixel layout with this image in the upper left-corner, this text over here, and this opt-in form below it” …<br />
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And they can whip it up for you quickly and easily.<br />
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Then you’d just paste the “code” they create right into our WYSIWYG editor (in “source” mode) – and voila, it’s all set up!
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