In my attempt to continue to see examples of disclosed paid content offered by product review companies such as ReviewMe and PayPerPost, I come across a well known professional blogger, and her attempt to be up front about her written post with full disclosure.  Arieanna at Blogging Help makes a first attempt at a ReviewMe.com […]

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There were a few times on my trip to Seattle recently that made those days of hard work all worth it. What hard work? That’s another story, when my wife’s not reading. I can honestly say that the life of a billionaire is not the hard work it is described by those poor souls required […]

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My friend Ben, no he did not pay me to be his friend, submitted a review of a Data Deposit Box.  Yes, I am somehow contributing to the demise of the Internet by linking a ReviewMe.com review.  What I wanted to bring to light was the disclosure of Ben’s choice.  Unlike Darren Barefoot, Ben decided […]

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Okay, since that is not actually the case, we can eliminate one possibility of the big shakeup in the Yahoo camp.  TechCrunch is reporting in real time and nearly from the boardroom itself.  I hope that if they are laying off all of their bloggers or employees with a blog, that they consider outsourcing to […]

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Stephan Spencer a fellow contributor at Business Blog Consulting, discusses what makes a corporate blog.  He calls out Woot.com for their corporate blog.  Stephan echoes ( there is that word again) my sentiments:

I expect their blog to be absolutely killer! Unfortunately, it’s anything but. For the most part, it’s merely a copy-and-paste of their product-of-the-day […]

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