Re: An ad is an ad is an ad, but I'm keeping it because it brings up an interesting topic....

Hi again,

am glad you got that off your chest.

No, what it really is about is effective small individual subject niche marketing, and instead of authors having to go through the emailing pains to email only 'their own' subscribers, the entire net can join in one minute after posting through RSS.

With this software, an author gains additional time, because all the tweaking of ones 15 different subject blogs is now done simultaneously. So, instead of watching over every blog and using up my morning, I have them all generically and generally uptodate at once and have more time to add individual originals to each one of them.

I do not believe in using other people's content that much and write my original articles on spiritual entrepreneurship myself. However, about once a day I receive a good one about technology and blogging from submityourarticles.com and that goes directly to the blog.

Listen, a blog can be great for anything, and usually only the substantial ones make it in any business. That's really what my blog is about.

Kindest regards,

Ina

> If I'm understanding you correctly, your article says you can basically
> just suck up (the same?) "private label contents" a bzillion
> other people are sucking up -- for the purpose of filling your blog with
> "interesting" content and getting traffic -- for the purpose of
> sucking up Google Adsense money.

> Correct me if I'm wrong??

> You ask, "Why wouldn't you do this?"

> Bzillions of people -- the ones who answer, "No reason!" -- are
> raking in the big bucks, and I'm sitting here working like a dog for every
> penny, which obviously says they know something I don't, so I'm not trying
> to be critical or offensive in any way.

> But my answer to that question is, "Why WOULD I?"

> I blogged for a few months and found I *HATED* it. My readers
> actually liked my blog; apparently only I hated it. Although I
> dearly love to write, I *HATED* doing nothing but showing the way to other
> people's articles, sucking up free content and spitting it back out again,
> and repeating what was being repeated in a million different ways on a
> million different blogs.

> Talk about clogging the internet!!

> I feel like blogs -- (SOME blogs, most certainly not all of them, but the
> last I heard, there were 40,000 new blogs a DAY for crapsake!) -- provide
> an easy way to regurgitate regurgitate regurgitate and suck up money in
> the process.

> For the most part, I hate blogs for that very reason.

> I suspect that's short-sighted and ignorant on my part, but they just make
> me bite my toenails.

> I still wrestle almost daily with the notion that I should start bloggin'
> again, but I just can't do it.

> Does anybody else feel this way, or is it just me?

> Luv,