PlugMe Please #4

Written by John Cow on December 28th, 2007

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Its time for another PlugMe Please Post. To give back to the people that made us what we are today - coolest A-List bloggers on the block! We received a few free (life is great as an A-lister) ebooks to look at. None of the following mini-reviews are paid by the way! The two books we picked out of a bunch that were interesting enough to share with you guys were both we’re submitted by avid JohnCow dot Com readers and we deemed their books worthy :twisted:

mmb.gifLets start with Thomas Sinfield who mailed us a free copy of his Beginners Guide to Making Money Blogging. This is a nice and cleanly written ebook. The title pretty much sums up what the ebook is about and we found that it’s a great little guide for those of us who have just set foot in the blogosphere. Where to get a name, your hosting, your blog installation, traffic, subscribers and most importantly, how to make some money. Well done Thomas, we feel this could be the first of many to come eBooks. If you guys aren’t interested in his eBook, he does have quite an interesting blog.

dm.gifNext up is another John, an Aussie who’s currently working in the EU. Besides running his DNxpert.com blog, it looks like John too loves to write eBooks. He recently published the Domaining Manifesto which is an excellent and extensive (86 pages!) source of all that is domaining. There’s absolutely money be made in this industry, and with John’s eBook, you’re getting an unfair advantage over the rest of them, just how we like it :twisted: Here’s a quote John managed to get from the namepros.com owner, Ron James;”John, I’m concerned. Are you sure you want to release this to the public? You’ve included knowledge in this book that’s taken domain industry pros like us years to learn. This so called Domaining Manifesto of yours will give people an unfair jump start into making serious money with domain names.”

Thomas’s book is clearly aiming at the newbie crowd, providing them with a solid base to start working from. John’s ebook however is for those of us that know their way around online. It contains a lot of solid advice which we can put to good use ourselves, having more than a handful of domains registered.

thanks for the review copies guys!

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20 Comments »

Comment by sir jorge
2007-12-28 17:48:57

Too bad my blog isn’t about making money, otherwise I could get a free plug

 
Comment by sven
2007-12-28 18:18:51

I always wondered if those ebooks are worth the money when you can read chow, the cow and everything for free. Is there any stuff in it that is not covered on those sites? Why should I buy them? Or are they for the beginner only?

 
Comment by David Chew
2007-12-28 18:39:02

It is useful for some people that would like to have some idea on helping their blog, you can read something like from johnchow or cow but sometime books can provide idea or advice that are good.

 
Comment by Mike Huang
2007-12-28 18:48:53

Oh wow! People should really consider plugging blogs just like you do, Milk Man. I noticed that the evil John Chow used to provide plug posts, but he’s big now so why does he have to bother..

-Mike

 
Comment by The University Kid
2007-12-28 19:15:23

I’ve read the Beginners Blogging Guide myself (another free copy :twisted: ) and it’s a decent guide to starting up and profiting with your own blog - has a few tips that I found pretty useful.

Sure, all information is available somewhere on the Internet, but heck - think of it as paying for the research ;)

 
Comment by Thomas Sinfield
2007-12-28 22:04:55

thanks for the free plug! You are one of few A-list bloggers that even replied to me let alone gave me a free plug! I guess that is why your blog has grown so quickly!

 
Comment by Buy Wii Online Subscribed to comments via email
2007-12-28 22:16:15

Just curious, but who gives out the “A-list” blogger titles? What exactly constitutes being an A lister? Is it revenue? traffic? RSS subscribers?

I like you bob but not sure if you are up to par with what most consider “A-List” yet ;).

Also, although cash might not have traded hands, if you are getting free product it is in fact a “paid review”. If you bought something then reviewed it because you actually liked it then it wouldn’t be considered a paid review ;)

 
Comment by John Cow
2007-12-28 23:13:26

Buy Wii Online, oh thee of little faith…Kineda does! :twisted:

 
Comment by vhxn.com
2007-12-29 01:30:40

Let me check how those Ebooks , thanks Moo for the Links

 
Comment by shy guy
2007-12-29 04:51:22

Awesome ebooks from Thomas and John..

Must get it now..

 
Comment by David Chew
2007-12-29 06:35:47

Looks like the book might be useful. :grin:

 
Comment by ITrush Subscribed to comments via email
2007-12-29 13:21:16

Cool, this is very useful especially for newbies. Thanks for sharing!

 
Comment by ITrush Subscribed to comments via email
2007-12-29 13:21:32

Cool, this is very useful especially for newbies. Thanks for sharing!

Nhick

http://www.itrush.com

 
Comment by Steve
2007-12-29 13:51:00

i have read those types of e-books and i’ve read the chow and cow. There’s no difference. Information can’t really change. All of the secrets have been revealed. No point now.

 
Comment by Neotrepreneur
2007-12-29 17:56:26

The blog ebook seems interesting but im afraid i might already know most of it by now.Now, i think i should get my hands on the domain ebook :twisted:

 
Comment by Ruchir
2007-12-29 20:51:33

It great to be an online celebrity, isn’t it? I wonder how much free stuff John Chow gets :roll:

 
Comment by shy guy
2007-12-30 12:40:46

It is good ebooks for beginner blogger..

Must have it…

 
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