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	<title>Comments on: On Moneyearning with Squidoo: NotPop&#8217;s Right!</title>
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		<title>By: RitaK</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Excellent quote from Notpod! I have friends that are trying to find a way to make income on the web but they don&#039;t really want to devote the time to research and experiment with not only the products they try to sell but most importantly the way in which they write to their audience. They want everything &quot;now&quot; without doing anything worth the effort to engage the reader. Competition is fierce on the internet! Time must be spent to know the rules of the game before one can play to win the stakes. 
I wonder if there really is a way to write a lens in &quot;twenty minutes&quot; that is appealing enough to reach millions of readers?  It would be interesting to find out how much time it took to write the lenses that make the most income or receive the greatest number of visitors!]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Excellent quote from Notpod! I have friends that are trying to find a way to make income on the web but they don&#8217;t really want to devote the time to research and experiment with not only the products they try to sell but most importantly the way in which they write to their audience. They want everything &#8220;now&#8221; without doing anything worth the effort to engage the reader. Competition is fierce on the internet! Time must be spent to know the rules of the game before one can play to win the stakes.<br />
I wonder if there really is a way to write a lens in &#8220;twenty minutes&#8221; that is appealing enough to reach millions of readers?  It would be interesting to find out how much time it took to write the lenses that make the most income or receive the greatest number of visitors!</p>
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