Blog (depraced!) > WP PDF Stamper - Premium Plugin
WP PDF Stamper - Premium PluginDate: 20 March 2011 | Posted by: yda |
|
1. Are you selling eBook(s) from your WordPress site? 2. Are you concerned that one of your customers might upload your eBook on a file sharing site and you will lose sales? 3. Would you like to automatically stamp the footer of your PDF eBooks with the customer’s personal details (e.g. name, email, address) upon purchase to discourage sharing? If you have answered “yes” to all of the above then the WP PDF Stamper plugin will be the perfect solution for your site. Plugin Summary The WP PDF Stamper plugin allows you to dynamically stamp a PDF file with the customer’s details (e.g. name, email, address etc.) upon purchase. If you are wondering why it is important to stamp the PDF eBook before giving it to your customer then this page is for you. Additionally you can password protect the stamped PDF files with the customer’s email address and encrypt the PDF files to prevent users from being able to copy, modify or print the content of the file. Plugin Features Below are just some of the notable features of the WP PDF Stamper Plugin: * wordpress icon Easy Installation Easy installation like any of our other WordPress plugin. * protect ebooks eBook Protection Protect your eBook(s) from being shared on the file sharing sites. * Password protection PDF files Password Protect PDF Files Password protect your stamped PDF files with the customer’s email address or with a fixed password. * Encrypt PDF files Encrypt PDF Files Automatically encrypt the stamped PDF files to prevent users from being able to copy, modify or print the content of the file. * PayPal Integration Easy PayPal Integration Can be easily integrated with a plain PayPal “Buy” button. Read more here. * wordpress shopping cart icon Can be Integrated with WP eStore Pre-integrated with the WP eStore (WordPress Shopping Cart) plugin so your PDF eBook will be automatically stamped upon purchase then delivered to your customer via encrypted link. See full article |