Yesterday I posted a rather staggering picture of a chart with an enormous spike. The article image wasn’t detailed enough because there’s only a sentence in there. Although some did get a clue about it, I bet you’re still curious.

Well I didn’t literally got dugg but I’m part of it. You see, Michael of Retire@21 emailed me a month ago asking for an interview. At first, I thought it was just another interview that gets posted and forgotten. But I was pretty surprised when Michael emailed me after posting the interview and at that time it got over 15+ diggs. With fingers crossed, I waited. After a few minutes, the diggs grew higher and higher and when it hit the

I just love being dugg :twisted:

Let’s take a break and relax. Take a cup of coffee and do some reading around the make money online blogosphere… AND bombard other bloggers’ hot post!

46 Things To Do Before Launching a Blog Network

David, owner of bloggynetwork has a very cool article on what things you should do before launching your own blog network. I gotta admit that he has hit almost every detail of it, and man it’s really arranged to perfection. What’s better than learning from a blog network owner?

I Made $10,899.83 From Blogging in September

The next John Chow is coming! Check out Yaro’s September income from his blogs, just a whopping $10,899.83! Not bad for a young Ausie guy eh?

Another thing that I want you to check out in that post is Yaro’s explanation on how

This article is posted by Bong of Reap Money Online. A blog that teaches people how to make money online through a web business.

You don’t realize it, but after reading through this article you’re going to look at online copywriting from a new point of view. I confess, the main reason why I stumbled into carlocab.com is to look for ways to make money online. I’m sure we share similar purposes and we know making money means selling, which almost always involves copywriting.

If you’re like me, we’ve followed links from pages to land on pages that shout “MARKETTING” and “HARD SELL.” AND, if you’re like me, we hit the close button as soon as we get a glimpse of what’s inside. I’ve often wondered if there’s a rule with copywriting services regarding these bland and monotonous presentation of landing pages.

Web copywriting is a different animal

This post is dedicated for my buddy, Paolo Mendoza. He made that banner for me. Looks cool eh? ;)

In the past months (specifically May, June, July) link trains were a big hit in the blogosphere. The big ones were the Technorati favorites train, viral tags and the Alexa redirect train that I started. Yes, I guess I’m one of those guys who made the mistake to take the ticket and ride. It wasn’t that bad though, we all make mistakes anyway.

Another thing is blog memes, people just don’t stop tagging me! It makes my head hurt. I just hate it. Why? Just think about these:

1. Irrelevant Content

Probably the number one reason why I hate these memes and trains. Although some trains are relevant these memes are

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Ahhh, super affiliates. What life could they really have? Just look at how much they’re making each month. With that amount of money, this $50 review is chicken feed.

The problem with most “make money online” bloggers these days (or as what they classify themselves) is that they don’t really make money. I’ve shared this with my friend Charles Lau before and he positively agreed. They think it’s easy because that’s what they see John Chow do, all John does was to post what he eats, where he goes or even his baby pictures. But there’s more than it meets the eye, JC spends time marketing his blog that