Mineful is a cool new services that provides you with the opportunity to create cool surveys and forms and communicate with your visitors. I don’t know about you, but I personally prefer to know what my users think about my blog. After all, what’s the point behind blogging when you are not ready to listen to what your visitors have to say about what you say and the value you provide. Mineful allows you to create your own surveys and keep getting the feedback you are starving for without too much fuss.

The above picture is not a screen shot of my Windows OS. It just happens that mineful looks very similar to your Windows software. But you are getting way more quality out of it. You can easily create forms, surveys, and even change your settings right on this page:

Creating a form with mineful is a piece of cake. All you have to do is go through a wizard, and you are provided with a canvas that you can drag and drop fields on. You can put e-mail, name, and other input fields right on your form. Once you have created your form, you can publish it to your blog (embed) or just link to it from your blog.

Creating a survey with mineful is not that hard either. It’s a very easy process. You can add all kinds of questions to your survey, and publish it to your blog (you can downlod the code) or just link to it.

I don’t know about you, but I am personally very excited about mineful. It’s true that mineful is not the only survey service available on the Internet. But, it’s very easy to use, and you can download the code to your blog or just link to your surveys. And you get so many options with mineful, one has to wonder why the folks behind mineful are not charging for it. If you are looking for a killer survey tool or just want to create customized forms easily, you just can’t go wrong with mineful! It’s powerful, easy to use, and web-based. Publishing surveys and forms has never been this much fun.

Blog monetization is one of the hottest topics out there today. So there is no surprise that there are many products out there that claim to be the holy grail to million dollar blogging. The thing about most digital products is that they provide little or no value to most people. You read all these colorful salesletters that talk about how you can do this and that, but at the end of the day, the product does not live up to your expectations. So I decided to take a look around and find out whether the most popular make-money-with-your-blog product is any good.

Blogging To The Bank 3.0 Review:

Blogging to the bank has been around for a while now. It is simply one of the most popular blogging products on the Internet. The creator of this product claims to be making $35K a month from his blogging efforts, which is decent enough money for most of us. There are really to aspects to this product:

1. How To Master the art of blogging
2. How To Drive Traffic To your Blog

For the first part, you learn how to set up a blog, find a good web host, and choose the right platform for your blog. A lot of this you can find on the internet for free, but I did like the blogging blue-print a lot as it helps you have a plan and stick to it. The keyword research plan was also valuable in my opinion (if you are a newbie), but I think most advanced bloggers know how to do keyword research through tools such as WordTracker.

The traffic section of this course was interesting as the author went over Web 2.0 techniques that you can use to drive traffic to your blog. Now, I do like to mention these services in public, but I think the product owner would be extremely mad if I spilled his secrets. Having said that, there are Web 2.0 sites out there that are authority sites and can help you get ranked for keywords much more quickly.

But I think the single powerful concept in this course that makes it worthwhile is the outsourcing blueprint that is offered with this course. Sure the couple of bonuses are interesting and the free articles that you get with your purchase are useful too, but at the end of the day, one man can’t expect to make a million by himself these days. There is just so much work to do and so little time. In fact, the one major deciding difference between those who make hundreds from their blogs and those who make tens of thousands is outsourcing. If you hire 5 people who manage your blogs for you on a daily basis, you can reach heights that is simply not possible if you are on your own.

I think Blogging to the bank is a very good course for those who are new to blogging and want to monetize their blogs. I bet you have heard of at least 50% of tactics that are offered in this course. Having said that, there are a few sneaky tactics here and there that can give you an edge over fellow bloggers. I did like the bonuses too (the slides, the free articles, the blog announcer, and article analyzer software). I personally do not like to recommend a product as a must have as it all depends on where you are in your blogging journey. Having said that, I do strongly recommend you check out Blogging To The Bank 3.0 and see if it interests you. What I can tell you is it was worth the money unlike 90% off digital products that you find on the Internet.