I’m not 100% sure what this means but thanks? 😀

Haha, I actually read that far but didn’t tweet about it. What do I win?

How many didn’t read that far?

I thought as much. Unfortunately it worked 🙁

Mike Essex placed a bolded sentence in one of his articles, asking people to tweet in a particular manner if they ‘read that far.’ Guess how many people I noticed didn’t tweet as asked though commented in tweets on how they liked it?

He’s not the only one that writes contradictory stuff but it’s just frustrating to see.

I’ve seen a few people say that some of his content is written by someone else. I can imagine that if you are mainly targeting the basic/beginners online marketing crowd you can get anyone to write for you 🙂

The thing is people RT (myself included) content that they haven’t even read. Oh well.

I think that’s the most important part Sean – people will hang off Neil’s every word simply because he’s said it. When his own post is giving contradictory advice to itself you have to wonder how much thought has gone into it, and how valuable the rest of the advice might be. Or, in fact, if he’s even written the post himself?

Or maybe those are just all Triberr Tweets eh? Yay for sheep-like back-scratching.