racoma.com.phJ. Angelo Racoma on technology, economics, writing, problogging, and getting things done

Abe Olandres has been teasing me about this for some time now. But I keep telling him I’m not a blog overlord. At least not yet. For those not aware what the heck a blog overlord is, I posted about problogging options a while back.

*As a “blog overlord”.* Quite a daunting title, but this is what one would usually call an owner of a blog network. I mentioned before that you would have to have a substantial amount of traffic to earn from contextual, pay-per-click advertising. And having many blogs is one good way to do that. Owners usually have too many blogs to write on
themselves, and usually opt to pay other people to write for them.

I won’t actually run my own network, but suffice to say that there is a network and that a certain writer is going to manage it. It’s more like inheriting it, actually.

I’ve actually done this already, to some extent, with some blogs I wrote for and/or managed. But this time it’s on a bigger scale. Of course, headaches will come too. But I’m of the opinion that some headaches are worth it if the price is right.

So I guess I’ll be on the lookout for writers again!