A couple of days ago I recieved an email from feedmil.com wanting me to submit a short informative description about my blog. Have any of you done this? I just used it search for my blog. It shows my last post, mentions I post 5 times a week, and it is rated a 2 out of a 10 scale in popularity. Actually I am surprised it rates that high. I figured on that scale I would only get a one. I will wait a couple of days before I decide whether or not to write something. I am not sure if I want to because, if you read this regularly, you know I hate writting about myself. Now if you will buy that, I have some real estate I'll sell you.This is the second time I have been contacted by feedmil. I had another offer for something free if I would plug it here. It was some kind of eyeglasses, I don't remember what they did, but they would have sent me a pair if I then wrote a review about them. Since they were nothing that I would have used, I passed. If I ever get another offer I will consider it. Before I agree to it I will make sure the sender knows that I will be totally honest about the product. If I think it is the greatest thing since sliced bread I will say so. However, if I feel it is as useful as teats on a boar, I will also say so. I won't lie just to get something free.
If I do write a description for them I will post it here as well.
Travis was right. The Himalayas are higher than the Rockies.Today's question is Grade 3/Earth Science.
Granite is an example of which type of rock?
- A) igneous
- B) sedimentary
- C) metamorphic
3 comments:
Answer: B.
I've never been contacted by feed mill, or even heard of 'em. Of course I post maybe 1-2 times a week. (Although I did just look myself up.) I don't know how writing something up would hurt you though.
Feedmil e-mailed me too. Not sure whether I will submit any information. Just too busy; up to my eyebrows in e-mail. Decided this weekend to focus on refreshing some of the ads I feature on the site. They haven't made me a dime so far.
Whoa this is crazy. I've never even heard of them but that is really interesting.
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