Virtual Pets Blog

Do you ever go around and tell people how much you’re making online? Well, we sometimes do, to show people how easy it is to make money online, however; what if your earnings drop someday - and you’re no longer working as a full time webmaster? How can you still be respected by the community and show people that you’re still able to earn money online? Well, it’s simple - a lot of webmasters post their revenue reports online so that they can build an active blog - of telling people how to make money online from all the advertising companies online, so we’ll tell you why most webmasters post their revenue reports online and we believe they do it for the following reasons:

1: Bragging rights - most webmasters want to be able to brag on all the webmasters communities so that people look up to them more and/or come to them for advice.
2: Building a network - sometimes if you have one successful site earning money its easy to promote the other sites, and earn more money by building a network. Like let’s say you have a myspace site and its quite successful, so why don’t you try to ride its success and implement a proxy site on it? Of course you could do that because you’ll be able to earn more money by branching your myspace site into other sites - and thus; increasing your traffic in the long run because those people that once came to your myspace site for codes and such now visit your myspace site to use the proxy.

3: For respect - have you ever grew up in the streets and noticed how all the drug dealers have fancy cars and such? Well, being a webmaster and making a ton of money go hand and hand. If you’re not earning anything and try to give others advice, nobody will listen to you, but if you’re a webmaster making a ton of money, then people will respect you.

So, what do you guys think about webmasters posting their revenue reports online? Do you hate it? Do you love it? Let us hear it!

Since, Misticpets opened up yesterday a lot of people seem to think that Misticpets is growing fast, however; it is not, a lot of people seem to flock to a new pet site once it opens up - but during its first two weeks of being opened a lot of people will be online, and a ton of users will join, however; if you watch their stats in about a month of time, you will see that a lot of users that were online during Mistic’s first two weeks of being opened are no longer there anymore. Why is this? Well, we’re not sure, but if Misticpets hopes to retain all their new members, they better do something fast.

It’s all hype and joy right now and everyone is acting like Misticpets is the best thing since slice bread, but if you wait like we’re planning to do and research Misticpets more, you guys will see that Misticpets won’t be all that huge in a few months - unless Impulse Communications has something in stored for the community, such as; launching a massive advertising campaign, or putting a link to Misticpets on Adopt me. Only time will tell if this new hype of Misticpets is good or not.

So, did you guys join Misticpets on opening day? What did you guys think of the site so far? Do you like it?

According to a recent post on Virtual pet list, Misticpets has opened up its doors to the public, however; there is a major bug that hasn’t been fixed yet. New users that are signing up are failing to receive their confirmation email. So, what do you guys think about Misticpets so far? Does it suck? Will Misticpets become one of the biggest pet sites in this community so far - or will Misticpets head on the same path of Kiropets? Only time will tell, but so far Misticpets looks good.