I used Google’s Blog Search to see what other bloggers were saying about Blogging To The Bank 2.0. Here’s how one blog starts out:

Benwell makes an astonishing occupation explaining in simple stairway how anyone can do money blogging. The information in Blogging to the Depository Financial Institution 2.0 have helped me larn more than about blogging and what it can make for my business.

Clearly, someone has bought themselves one of those godawful programs that takes an article and creates hundreds or thousands of new articles–each one “unique”–by running through it substituting supposed synonyms for every other word. That’s how you end up with mess like this.

The first sentence of that mutilated passage above must originally have read something like, “Benwell does an amazing job describing in simple steps how anyone can make money blogging.” In other words, the ur-sentence–before someone fed it through their dumb computer program–was actually good English.

Here’s some more … just a little more. Trust me, it goes on like this for a good 400 or more words.

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… Rob Benwell, the writer of Blogging to the Depository Financial Institution 2.0, cognizes what it is like to nearly travel bust advertisement other people’s products. …

… He also explicates why you should do certain you have your ain blog and which hosting company you should utilize if you are just starting out. He have got laid out the most successful measure by measure design for long term blogging success like, how you can tap into the hottest new niches that have small or no nice competition and which cardinal phrases to aim to bring forth the most money in as fast a clip as possible. …

… Mr. Benwell offers a 100% hazard free guarantee. If you make not see a net income within the adjacent 8 hebdomads he will personally return you be for the book.

Come to think of it, promising a “hazard free guarantee” might be more persuasive than the usual boring “risk free guarantee.” Risk free just sounds like I’ll get my money back if I don’t like the book; hazard free sounds like I’ll also be protected against paper cuts and falling off roofs while reading it.

So here’s what really burns me about this piece of junk: It managed to grab third position in Google Blog Search’s results for the term “blogging to the bank.” Third out of 4,868!

At least I learned a new word. A hebdomad is a group of seven, especially a group of days. In other words (plain everyday English): a week.

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