Accidental Blogging Millionaires Review- Not a Scam, BUT…

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Accidental Blogging Millionaires is a seven-dollar eBook that contains information for those who are planning to start their own blog and make money from it. It contains six chapters and 28 pages. This was created by Marian Krajcovic and unlike other programs and products, this one has no upsell.

After purchasing, you’d be redirected to a download page. And here begins my issues which I will discuss one by one:

1. The chapter about “does writing about what you like make money”. 

Yeah. Writing about just anything isn’t always going to bring in the money, no matter what anyone says. It’s just the reality and a lot of people I meet and refer online, have this problem. You’ve got at least research your niche to the point where you know there is an audience big enough to eventually drive lots of traffic to your blog. At least they mention about this topic. 

2.    I don’t like the way the emphasize on how to monetize.

This is the deal. They talk about Adsense. You have to really know how Adsense works to make big money. There are strict policies, regulations, and a lot of little details that if you don’t know about, can get you in real trouble. The thing about Adsense is, they shoot first and then ask questions later. You can be making some good money and then BOOM, they cut you off for something you didn’t know you were doing wrong. This would kill just about any beginner’s hopes and dreams especially if they got something going. I would MUCH rather recommend taking a look at some relevant niche affiliate programs to make money as a blogger. You have much more control.  

If that doesn’t alarm you, here’s one more thing: Google Adsense ban bloggers on a daily basis and without providing any information why. Wouldn’t that be frustrating? Especially as a newbie, that’s a very big buzz kill. Also, this is non-selective since there have been several reports about those who have been banned and consequently lost revenue.

Though there were also those who swore they made plenty of money using Adsense, not everyone can and it can be especially hard if you’re a beginner and still trying to build a solid foundation in earning through blogging.

3.    I think it’s a tad misleading how much hype there is.

“Accidental Blogging MILLIONAIRE”. Do you know how hard it really is to make just a few bucks blogging? Lots and lots of hard work, skill, time, and dedication. Just the name itself kind of irritates me. Even as someone with no prior blogging experience, what would your first impression be?? Of course you’d be thinking a feature about those said bloggers – probably what they did when they started out, what they learned and what their struggles and strategies are. Or maybe a success story or at the very least, words of wisdom and inspiration from them. But do you get any?

No, nothing, none.

That was another frustration because wouldn’t it be nice to have someone to look up to?

4.    You can find most of the same info online just looking at other blog websites.

So here’s one of the things you can find inside: according to Marian, the “real key” if you want to be successful in blogging is to ENJOY YOURSELF. I know I’m supposed to be serious in writing this review but that just made me chuckle a little. Why? Come on, the main reason why you bought her eBook in the first place is to learn how you can earn with your blog. Telling you to pick a topic you’re passionate about and eventually drive people to your site is simply not something that you want to hear (excuse my saying this but isn’t that a bit common sense?). I mean, it’s not helping. If this was on paperback and I read that line, I would’ve probably thrown it across the room.

5.    You get some more hot air packaged in there as info as well.

It has a good intent but the contents are disappointing. You either get one that’s useless or one that’s not free AT ALL (a link for a download that’s worth more than ten dollars). Or you have free tools which are totally worthless as a blogger. Just some more fluff, in my opinion, really than anything. Tools are useless unless you know exactly how to use them. 

6. It’s not the worst product I’ve seen. It’s just ok. 

It’s another typical info product. It’s only a few bucks, so, it’s not really going to destroy the bank or anything. You might find a little value in it, especially if you are brand new to all of this. 

CONCLUSION:

Okay, maybe it’s too much to expect from something that worth $7 but I guess the deal here is to not set high expectations so readers won’t be disappointed. It’s bad enough to be misleading let alone give them tools which are of no value.