Small Fish Big Money, Quality Matters Campaign 08

Small Fish Big Money is launching a new annual campaign for 2008. The tagline is where quality matters. This embodies what Small Fish Big Money is all about, when I write a post but I don’t think it’s good enough, I sometimes restart…even after I might have written six paragraphs for the previous post. Quality matters for me and it definitely matters for my readers. I do not enjoy giving rubbish or junk posts which is why a large percentage of the content here is high quality and to the point.

The quality matters campaign will stand as a set of guidelines and quality control standards for everything that occurs at Small Fish Big Money. This will include ensuring that all posts are of a good quality, are helpful to the reader and provide sufficient information for the reader to gain something out of it and act on the knowledge I provide.

As you know my blog categories are very descriptive and provide you with a wealth of knowledge about various topics from blog and site design to monetization. In 2008, Small Fish Big Money will go further, exploring more topics and delving deeper into successful monetization.

I invite you all to join me on this journey, Quality Matter is the theme for this year, and many years to come. I also want to inform you that there is more great content to come. Not your usual blog posts, but more, more videos, more downloadable reports, more blog consulting and analysis. So stay tuned for 2008.

Posted on February 22, 2008
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