Obviously this program is feeding off people that just don’t know any better. If the individual getting involved doesn’t know enough to recognize these types of mistakes, they aren’t going to recognize when BS is BSing them with other incorrect tools, tips, and instructions on how to become the next blogging phenom.

I could understand if it were a small less known site. I could understand if it were JUST a .com/.net typo in a link. But to actually goes so far as to display the wrong screen shot too?!

I noticed that as well, as I have been solicited many times with e-mail offers promoting the Blog Success membership..

Too funny…

It was for boingboing.com. If it were boingboing.net, then they would have been fine.

Dooce.com (a blog also listed in the copy) is a decent “mommy” site with an edge to it. I can understand why Heather Armstrong’s blog is popular.

Her writing style can draw you into her world. Read her “about me” page for some interesting insight about her life.

I just don’t know if it is making 40,000 a month in advertising revenue as Blog Success seems to allude to.

I am surprised that they didn’t include the Bankaholic.com example. 15 million John Wu will be picking up for his two year old, keyword optimized blog (if the truth be told).

I just wonder if I will ever be able to completely get rid of all the offers I get in my e-mail box for all of these repacked Internet/Blog marketing programs.

Oh well, my bad for signing up for all those free ebooks offers. Nothing is really free, is it..

Robert C – The Wholesale Products Guy