2 days ago, i was thinking that MMO (make money online) blogs failed to show readers the practical side of Making money online. It was all “talk talk talk”, all theory, and no practical stuff, there is nothing concrete like ” i applied this strategy using these steps and i made xxx amount of bucks!”.
Now, yesterday, Custodio, a fellow portuguese blogger that makes a living online, created a post that supports what i was thinking.
Theory
He says that MMO blogs don’t show effectively how to make money. T
The process of receiving money to review a site or a product can lift some impartiality issues. We can think that if someone was paid to write about something will tend to do it in a positive tone, even if they don’t know squat about it. It is really easy to write a 50 or 100 hundred word review after looking at the site for a couple of minutes. But those kind of reviews only request some buzz and some links. And the advertiser does not care if the writer spent a lot of time researching.
You subscribe and i will follow you
About 2 months ago, Ahkong made a proposition in where he asked his visitors to subscribe his RSS feed by email, and in exchange he would do the same. He had a great feedback and managed to get a good increase in his rss subscribers count.
So i will try this method here.
So here is how we are going to do: