Making REAL Money Blog

Welcome to the last edition of the dotcom carnival. This is the last edition because of the Carnival’s waning popularity.

1. Justin McGill presents Internet Marketing with Forums posted at I Do Web Marketing, saying, “A blog dedicated to the discussion of web marketing. It is run by Justin McGill, the owner of Novel Concept Studio.”
2. KCLau presents Buy term and invest the difference posted at KCLau’s Money Tips, saying, “In this post, I will share my view about the reality and practical part of making use of this well-known strategy of buying term and investing the difference.”
3. Melanie presents Financial Help for Small Business Owners posted at Rembrandt’s PR and Writing Blog for Startup Success, saying, “Learn how to use the power of public relations to boost sales, awareness and credibility. And check out these sites for help with your small business budget.”
4. Raymond presents Credit Card Offers For People With Bad Credit Or Poor Credit History posted at Money Blue Book, saying, “Those in need of a way to build and repair their credit actually have options aside from despair”
5. Skyler Reep presents Buy Domains posted at Skyler Reep’s Blog, saying, “If you ever think of a business idea, BUY THE DOMAIN for it. Even if you never pursue the idea, $10/year is a small price to pay for E-real-estate.”
6. Wilfrid presents How To Become A Millionaire: The Best Ways posted at Money Galaxy – Make Money | Save Money | Invest Money, saying, “My personal take on the best ways to accumulate wealth and claim millionaire status”

That concludes this carnival. If you wish to submit your blog article to the next edition, please consider the alternate carnival: Carnival of Making REAL Money. Past posts and future hosts can be found on our blog carnival index page. Always check out our submission requirements, before you submit!

Thanks to the excellent contributors in this series of posts. Perhaps I’ll try to bring back the Dot Com Carnival in another incarnation but it’s been frustrating since so many submitters treat the finance carnivals as places to throw their spam articles and/or fail to follow the requirements of the carnival (which are hardly onerous). Needless to say, I avoided publishing these articles.