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Friday, 07 March 2008
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By Guy Simmons

  Two or three years ago working at home as a professional marketer was a fairly attractive way to accumulate a very large pocket full of green. Usually all you really needed to do was choose a good looking product or service, setup a sales website or blog, buy a bunch of PPC advertisments and Wahm! Instant money.

Wow, how the world has changed. In this day and age being a true money making affiliate marketer is not exactly a piece of cake. Professional marketers need large lists and hordes of website traffic in order to make a few bucks. Building lists and driving traffic to our sites has also become a lot harder to achieve. Even if we do somehow manage to develop a large list and a great website with giant amounts of traffic there is still no assurance we will earn a penny. In general online marketing is getting to be a real bitch to get accomplished with any visible results.

To generate sales on the Internet you have to have a overwhelming edge. You need a
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How In The World Do You Blog About Documentaries?
Friday, 07 March 2008
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By Jo Han Mok

  When it comes to personal blogging, documentary is the default genre. There are plenty of blogs that serve other functions, but many blogs are primarily catalogues of the life experiences of their author.

Although there are quite a few blogs that focus on collecting poetry and other forms of creative writing, the vast majority of personal blogs are in some sense documentaries.

For many years, the act of making a documentary was meant to be an objective act of reporting the sights and sounds that the filmmaker, writer, or photographer encountered. However, in contemporary times there has been a movement towards embracing the subjectivity inherent in the documentary form.

This means that modern documentaries often reflect the distinctive voice and sensibility of their creator, and the fact that todays documentaries often revolve around personality blurs the lines between documentary and memoir.

Blogs rest somewhere between these two genres, muddying the distinctions even further. Personal blogging, documentary, and memoir are now irrevocably intertwined, for better or for worse.

Although few bloggers think of
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