“Thanks Robert, it didn’t make my night, it made my year man.”

Proud and honored young Ruck. It is not often that a blog comment such as the one I rendered here can make a person’s year.

I have been lurking here for quite a while, and figured that it was about time I threw in my two cents worth of praise for your efforts. I am glad that you thought it was much more valuable.

Since I am still relatively new in the affiliate marketing game, and, well, sort of dense,
your step by step information is much appreciated for a slow learner such is myself.

I am now off to read your post about Copeac.

Keep fighting the good fight. ..

Robert C..

Greetings from Argentina :)

the info you give out constantly is what matters here. the stuff that you throw out here are worth more than the crap that alot of marketers try to sell in a $97 ebook that they wrote because they no longer make good money with their techniques. You are the most helpful, intuitive, and cunning soon to be millionaire I know of and im gonna follow you all the way. Every single day I go thru all my stuff and check your site and the RJ forum seeing if you posted something else.

I guess really what Im trying to say is that if you wanna put up a banner of Tom Seleck or David Hasselhoff showing their chest hairs I would still come here because YOU are my inspiration. YOU may not ever know how much I look forward to stuff from you man.

So put up them banners and make more money and like Nick said…NO PINK STUFF!

“Put an affiliate link, or a contextual ad between each sentence of your posts, and I will still come back to read for the quality of information.”

HA HA, that s a brilliant idea man, one line of writing , a banner, another line of writing, another banner, imaging like 30 lines and 30 banners on one single post, this would get front page of digg immediately i would say.
I have seen one such post when a blogger wrote a 300 word post, and each word in the post was actually a link to another website. It got some popularity at that time. I do not remember now which was the website, but was really cool.

I tell you what. Anyone that sends a comment like Robert, I will personally stop and do a review for one of your products. Hell, just for the sake of how that comment made me feel, I would personally come to an agreement as to what and how much you would want reviewed:)

On a side note, I thought about this a little bit and thought I might put up some case studies as well to go along with my sponsors. I got one coming up tonight on Copeac whom I just started using this past Sunday night.

It’s to soon to tell how reputable they are, but for the sake of earnings and what I did to get there, I thought I might blog about it.

Thanks Robert, it didn’t make my night, it made my year man.

Goldblogger.com even has a post about how he attended a “BlogNashville” conference at Belmont University, (Tenn) and the question asked was..

“Can or should blogs make money? The only clear reply was that the early settlers in the blogosphere have yet to come to a consensus. ”

Probably one of the silliest statements I have ever read. At the very least, they should have featured speakers that could help bloggers “weave profit and content” effectively into their blog format.

Maybe I am just dense, but I just don’t understand the point of contention that knocks some people off their “axis” when it comes to making some “coin from your content”.

Just like in the early days of the Internet, when most people thought everything should be free from capital gains, those debates these days are as rare as the Jurassic era.

My personal ramblings aside, you can change this blog to any color scheme that fits your own personal style and taste. Load it up with whatever advertising you want to feature.

Put an affiliate link, or a contextual ad between each sentence of your posts, and I will still come back to read for the quality of information.

Quite frankly, I don’t even think John Chow’s blog it too over the top in terms of product promotion. I know that I am probably one of the few who have that prospective.

Most serious minded people would investigate any promotional offer or program suggested by an authority blogger – beyond the scope of just one opinion.

Personally, I like your “get to the point” attitude when it comes to getting the “Internet marketing party started,” and your recent post about Gumtree is golden.

Experiments like that, as well as other entries you have supplied in this blog is what keeps me, and others coming back.

So, do what you want, do what you have to. No amount of advertising or product pushing is going to get in the way of the personal touches that make this blog a marketing winner..

Rock on “Young Ruck”..

Robert C..

Thanks for the support Chris and Nick.

Not even a little bit of pink? I thinkin maybe a racer stripe or somethin across the header:)

Eww, paid reviews on really my sort of thing, at least thru the companies out there. Maybe with more traffic growth I might give an option to the readers to have something reviewed.

Thing is, I won’t know if it was worth it to them or not. If it ain’t I couldn’t take doing it. We will see, for now just put some of my favorite programs.

Now getting back to serious issues i really think you should monetize your blog with all affiliate programs and webmaster related software and everything else that you think are good. Hey, even paid reviews for different softwares or ebooks would still work great, as long as you don’t bs us.

Do you work to increase traffic to your blog? Beside your signature links. I have no idea how many visitors you have, but i guess you should start promoting it.