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Originally Posted by thenetfool
I disagree, money is king. If you have the money to show for it, people will follow you.
Case in point, John Chow.... terrible content, awesome reader/fan following. Content comes second to success in a lot of cases.
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Often it's not value but perceived value (which is what Rob said). John Chow is basically saying with his blog "this is how you make money online, and here's how I did it". Of course, he's selling a dream with his blog.
Of course, do I think it's good? No, it's terrible, it's just shilling of reviews and products, with a few guest posts here and there. Same with digital point, it's popular, but not good. Nevertheless, they're both successful ventures as they both have a perceived value.
Of course, everybody on here's much more intelligent to see otherwise
