Want To Be a Successful Blogger? Fake Your Earnings

Before I even start here, I first want to explain that these are only my opinions and guesses about a certain someone. I have no really good proof that this is true but you can take it how you want.

Blogs have become huge over the years and are being favored by the search engines over regular websites. There's not many people that do not own their own blog whether it be to talk about money, electronics or just your personal daily life. Owning a blog has many advantages over a website. But we'll talk about that some other time. What I want to talk about here is successful bloggers faking their earnings just to stir up some chit chat about them to bring them even more traffic and money.

One blogger I'd like to focus on here is John Chow. He is known to be a pretty rich and successful guy just from blogging about how to make money online but to be honest, I can't find anything on the site that would have made him as big as he has gotten except for his income reports. Word gets around about income reports when someone sees the incredible amount of money he made in one month just from his blog. But the site is filled with sponsored posts, guests posts and pictures of his lunch?!? I'm not ragging on the guy. Props to him for being successful but if you ask me, he could definitely be faking his earnings easily and may not be as successful as he says he is.

In John Chows March income report, he states that he has earned the grand total of $31,441.24 with a majority of the money coming from private ad sales. These are some of the highest earnings he has made in a month (correct me if I'm wrong). But it's funny that the traffic to his site is also about the lowest it has been in about 2 years! What?! less traffic = more $$$? Can you guess what would shoot his traffic up? Some discussions about how much money he just made might do the trick.




His sites title "I make money online by telling people how much money I make online" really does hit the nail on the head. You'd be surprised at the difference a few high income reports would do. Try faking your earnings. The net is filled with many people that will believe it just because you said it. With photoshop and the other tools we have these days, you can fake anything. And make money from doing it.