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One of the craziest things I found on the Internet when I was studying in college was a blog posted by a guy called CofiBean. He’s mean. He’s ruthless. He’s…he’s…he’s what Katy Perry calls gay, when all the while he mutters about a certain girl. My friend discovered his posts while he was still a student in a pretigious university. When she let me read his posts, I couldn’t help laughing. We enjoyed reading his posts together…too bad he stopped blogging…or so we thought.
Fast forward to two years after, I had a chance-encounter with CofiBean’s blog (by then he’s already the CofiBean) through a link in one of the groups I’ve joined. He still is ruthless as ever…perhaps…worse. In fact, he really IS worse than before. I shook my head when I saw whopping 437 comments on one overly-self-serving post…most, though, telling him how gay he was, how he should get a life, and other comments hovering on the same page. As much as I wanted to wring his neck every single time I read his entries, one thing cannot be denied…I was hooked. I was hooked on his flamboyant, made-up language; I was hooked on the people who took the time to tell him how much of a scum to society he was; I was hooked on how completely different he was from the rest of us. That’s when I figured…dude…this guy is earning bucks because you’re hooked.
A string of advertisements on his sidebar, no wonder he’s just partying hard: bar hopping, sun bathing, and noticing each and every detail that could possibly annoy him enough to blog about. It doesn’t really matter if he really is like that in real life, truth is…he has everyone’s attention.
Meanwhile, in my little blogger universe, I’d be lucky to have a friend comment just to say ‘hi.’ (not that I have none) I wouldn’t wonder though, because all this time I’ve been writing in the native language, and I don’t advertise myself the way CofiBean does. But wouldn’t it be nice to think that you could earn as much as 50,000 by telling your story, or posting a funny picture or video. You could earn that much by spudding yourself on a swivel chair for two hours, yapping on a lousy sandwich, or something as trivial as forgetting the only key to the house. It’s amazing. Personally, I didn’t really want to have my blog pried on by strangers (How ironic is that?), and maintaining an income-generating blog is more than just a funny story. Apparently, there still are nitty-gritties involved when maintaining a money-making blog. If you, however, think you could handle it, I found this manual by Andrew Wee called Secret Blog Weapon
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