Clarence Coggins
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But I just wanted to say — I forgot what I wanted to say. Well, whatever.

Anyway, I hope you don’t feel bad about the spilling thong, evun editers mak thoze surt ov messtakes. And don’t forget — you ARE appreciated. Hey! Look! I just remembered what I wanted to say! That is so cool. Thanx.

Hmmm. Good question. Let me think about my answer . . . I mean, I may not necessarily have a “good” answer. But hey, what makes for a “good” answer anyway? In fact, this may not actually even be an “answer” — that is, it should be a “comment” , shouldn’t it? (You don’t have to answer that.) As mentioned in this posting under “why we should be commenting”, the “foot prints” thingee is a pretty good reason I guess. And then there’s this is this case — in a blog posting on why blog visitors do not leave comments, there were no comments until mine. For some reason I thought that was pretty funny so I decided to post a comment. It is true that I enjoy posting comments on other people’s blogs if I can offer up something halfway intelligent or maybe just a little bit stupid because either one might entertain, and I entertain myself by thinking that I might be entertaining others, but it is also true that if my halfway smart or totally dumb comments are the first for that particular blog posting then I know that that blogger might appreciate it, the “what we really all want” part of #2 above under “why we should be commenting”. You know though, I wonder what that is like, appreciating someone’s having commented on your blog. Hardly anyone has ever given me the opportunity to appreciate them commenting on my blog and I feel deprived emotionally. Well, okay, I have felt appreciation before, I cannot really truthfully say that feeling has never touched me, but it sure hasn’t happened with any impact on my blog, like a blunt force banging me on the head with crowbar intensity, although happened once, and I didn’t really appreciate it all that much, in fact, it was kind of a bummer, stitches and all . . . but I digress. Uhh, where was I?

Oh, yeah! I remember! Would somebody please come and comment on my blog? Boo hoo hoo. Ha ha ha. Ha. Boo.

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You are so correct about having patience when blogging successfully. I have known so many people who will start a blog, go full tilt and then they either give up and move onto something else or they get disheartened and move onto something else.
I have also observed that without a proper foundation to creating an income on line, whether it be blogging affiliate marketing or both, is that most are getting caught up in the hype of..make money TODAY. The fact is everything does take time, building any successful business takes the time and learning how to do.
What are those two famous sayings? “Rome was not built in a day” and “Patience is a virtue”!

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