The Henry Omenogor’s Breakthrough Experience continues as I vent my frustration on autoblogging and blogging farms and their infringement of my copyright

Hesham of FamousBloggers had voiced his non-acceptance of automated blogs about a week ago before I attended the seminar and now I can understand why.

After the long and tedious tutorials on setting up blog farms and autoblogs, I had to ask one question. "Isn’t this autoblogging business copyright infringement?" Henry Omenogor's answer was NO! As long as you have an RSS on your site/blog, your articles are basically free to be used all over the internet as the user chooses.

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As earlier promised (StrictlyOnlineBiz’s Top Blog Posts Of The Week 9), this post will mark the beginning of a series of post churned from my experience of Henry Omenogor’s Breakthrough Seminar which took place on the 27th February 2008 @ 12.20pm.

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Seeing that the make money online info product niche is getting seriously saturated and sales are hard to come by, some of Nigeria's internet marketing gurus have moved on to a new business model which is focused around the setting up of adsense/affiliate blogs and websites for a fee.

Most of them have announced their retirement from the information product marketing arena as they move on to blog setup services which has some serious issues as is expected.

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Daniel Scocco of Daily Blog Tips made his contribution to the make money online blogging community by releasing, sometime last year, a 54 paged free report titled Make Money Blogging  though I’m just actually taking a good look @ it’s contents

To be sincere, I’ve seen better blogging free reports such as Income Blogging Guide by Andrew Rondeau and Joel Williams but then the major difference between these two lies in the fact that, Income Blogging Guide actually guides you through setting up a wordpress blog while Daniel’s report takes on the do’s and don’ts of blogging for money and monetization strategies for established blogs

In continuation are most of the issues outlined in Daniel Scocco’s Make Money Blogging Free Report.

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Online Surveys In Nigeria: Do They Really Exist? was the (in)famous post that triggered a lot of drama here @ StrictlyOnlineBiz a few months back. This drama became so intense, I had to shut down all pingbacks, trackbacks and comments on that post as well as delete past comments.

My review was thought to be biased and I was accused of saying a lot of untruths about a service I hadn’t ever used. I tendered my apologies with Apologies and Comments Policy Reviewed (Again)! and promised to sign up for the service and then write my own views on the outfit, Kode Surveys.

Well, it’s been almost 8 weeks since I signed up to be a participant of Kode Surveys and here are my views.

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Few weeks back, Nigerian internet marketer, Ogidi Patrick ("Nigeria’s No. 1 Facebook Wealth Expert") launched what is an IM product he calls Facebook Naira. As always I was skeptical about it because most of the new IM products around now are just rehashed and over hyped IM products.

Unfortunately this one failed to impress me and I stumbled on something fraudulent within.

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I can’t remember ever subscribing to this guy’s email list but I’m getting the same emails from him every week. This could probably be one of the BIGGEST make money online scam by a Nigerian.

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Despite my post on The Top 10 Commandments Of Paid Online Surveys, I still receive emails from folks wanting to know if there are any survey companies that actually accept Nigerians without the use of IP Changing softwares and Proxifier. They all want access to online surveys in Nigeria.

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More than a month ago, I blogged about My Experience With Customer Service @ Utiware.net and also mentioned the fact that I would be trying another African web host to see if I could get my second blog off the ground without spending too much.

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I just went through a copy of Blogging To The Bank 3 by Rob Benwell and one thing stood out. It’s still clearly not newbie friendly. I’ve been blogging for 7 months now and I owe my surviving the beginning stages to Alvin Phang’s Atomic Blogging 2.4 which I got via a Firesale late 2008.

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