I found your site on technorati and read a few of your other posts. Keep up the good work. I just added your RSS feed to my Google News Reader. Looking forward to reading more from you….

The blog is yours to do whatever you wish with it …. post banners, market affiliate programs, post articles… Uses are many and I don’t restrict anyone of what and how they do it. I simply provide tool, explain what and how something needs to be done to get your blog going and recommend a few ways to earn with it. As I have mentioned - my goal is to help you make First Dollar.

I’m not here to create internet millionaires because quite frankly I’m far from being there myself and I only teach what I know and what is tested. Is that a fair enough answer?

Alex

Thanks for your quick reply.

I was only half-joking about the ghost blog writers, but I see your point.

My concern is that I don’t think I know enough about any given subject to be able to write enough interesting posts over a long enough period of time to create, let alone sustain, any significant or worthwhile level of readership or traffic.

And I assume that once my postings fall off, in terms of frequency &/or interest, so will my readership … and so will the effectiveness of my blog as marketing tool.

BTW, I thought of using a blog to promote an affiliate program, through which I receive a replicated web site. Can I feature a banner or some kind of advert that would feature the affiliate program and refer interested people to my replicated affiliate web site?

Thanks,
Richard

Blog posting schedule is determined by you, however often you want it to do. I do make recommendations of frequency of posting during your first few month but it is optional. Obviously it is better to post less but good content and for many niche’s it is the most appropriate.

As far as tricks of the trade … I share a few but I do not cover ghost writers. They cost money and simply put - most people buying my system starting from nothing. My goal is to teach people to earn their first dollar. How you go from there is up to you … I do provide a customers only forums where people share ideas and experience to help you develop you blog more and where I chip in quite a bit via sharing ideas and providing support …

Alex

I am impressed with what I’ve read about your Web 2.0, but alas, I remain a rokkie, unfamiliar with blogs and blogging. So, a basic question:

Do I have to sit down every day and think up something brillaint enough about whatever topic I choose for my blog, so that it attracts lots of interest … and then respond to all the comments they might post on my blog?

If so, are there “tricks to the trade” that you’ll share with me, like “ghost blog writers”?

Thanks,

Richard

I have provided my contact information in report that comes with product, on download page of the product, there is a Contact Me page right here on this blog …. I have sent emails with stating my contact info and direct contact email …

Not sure what else I can provide to you … Please use one of these options and let me know your questions. I pride myself in solid support and can assure you to do my best to resolve any problems you might be experiencing.

Alex

I would like to ask you a question but I didn’t find anywhere to contact you?
Where is your support desk? How can I contact you?
I bought your web 2 product but I need to ask you something.
I admit that it’s very disappointing not to be able to contact you.
Please tell me where I can send my question!?

I sent you an email. I do request that next time please use Contact Me form - available in menu.

Yes, as always … sorry last few days was very busy with product launch related things but have every intention to email my beta-testers with complete information on how to get it all alone with upcoming updates … it will be a bit more involved process with some manual work from me - hence the delay …

Alex