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Another bad idea

June 6th, 2006 Posted in Blogging/Podcasting

Yet another money making scheme… Blogsitter.net.

Are you a blogger? Do you face some no-internet-days, holidays or something else that keeps you from updating your precious blog? And you know that a blog without daily updates dies very fast?
Don’t worry any longer! blogsitter.net is the plattform for bloggers who need caring people to sit their blogs. Register and place your advertisment to search for a fitting blogsitter. Someone who has your skills in the field of your blog, someone who is trustful and eager to care about your blog.

If your blog can’t survive you taking a few days off, then the concept your blog is based on isn’t very well thought out.

If for some odd reason  you think that your blog will run off the rails with a few days break, here’s an easy solution. Use a blog platform that allows you to post date entries. Before you head to the beach, do some extra blogging and set the dates to span your break.

See, no need to pay for a "blogsitter". Ugh, even typing that word makes my stomach turn.


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  • flo
    the service is for free. it's a students project and there's no money involved. what's your point, mr i-didn't-even-try-it ?
  • I can't believe I did it again! I realize the problem now... I am browsing with IE7 beta something and it is messing with the view. I'm going back to firefox.
  • Jake,
    I'll trying posting this one in the right thread.



    re: tv ads... I think the cut and paste ads do away with the hollerin' cowboy and give small business owners an opportunity compete with the big boys with higher quality ads. These ads usually run on cable on well-known national networks like espn. This does prove your point, though...an abundance of media choices lowers advertising costs and gives the little guy greater access to all media.
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