I’ve just found out that in certain areas, including in mine, there exists a sort of bloggers clique. Some would even call it an elitist club, due to their penchant to organize events that are exclusively for their members. I’m sure it’s nothing weird, right? Until, of course, they start bad-mouthing other bloggers, saying they are much better than the rest of the people not in their group. I hear that members have to take a pledge, or risk getting thrown of their clique. I’m trying to figure out whether they have that pledge written down in their site. Would a member need to buy a gold initial pendant, get a tattoo, or leave their friends, family and loved ones for the sake of their group? I wouldn’t know until I read that pledge myself. Scary stuff.

Jonathan Leger creates some of the best software there is out there to create content online specifically for money making content. I’m always on the lookout for his e-mails so that I can grab my hands on his software whenever he puts them on sale. My current favourite software are Instant Article Wizard and Niche Horde, which I actively use for my niche sites. I’m checking out Answer Analyst, another one of his newest creations for content generation. Hope this one brings positive results for my niche site efforts.

I’m so glad I own a digicam just in time for the recent Sabah Bloggers Gathering. It makes mingling around so much easier. I didn’t actually buy the item myself, it’s my better half who was making the decision in choosing which of the digital cameras would fit both of our taste. I love the fact that it can take decent pictures under weak lighting, something that is very useful during the gathering. Of course, I would have liked it if the built-in flash was a bit more powerful.

I subscribed myself recently to this one online service that allows me to research niches easily. But really, it’s not easy, particularly if I’m not interested in the niches listed there. I’m still trying to figure out how to use this online tool and get exactly the niche I could hold my interest. It seems that the niches that I am interested in have too high a competition, or just not worth doing a niche on due to the low bid.

I might need to change my research tactics. I could focus on what I love to do, and find its vertical or horizontal niches. For example, if I like horseback riding, I might want to look for niches that sell horseback riding products, such as riding breeches or horse-related products. Yes, I’ll try this method and see how this works out for me.

I’m an Internet nut. However, as much as I love it, I am fine if I didn’t get the chance to go online for several days at a time, as long as there are no work-related matters that need to be attended online. Once upon a time when I was still a bachelorette (hahah!), I could go online forever, not caring whether I have dark eye circles, just sitting in front of my computer and browse the Web like a zombie. NOw, I have a life, so I’m opting to live it