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About JohnChow.com in one line : If you are a regular digger, you might have visited JohnChow.com at least once in the past three months.

JohnChow.com is the blog of John Chow (sorry, no points for guessing), the man behind the hardware review site The Tech Zone. As the site says, it is about “The Miscellaneous Ramblings of a Dot Com Moghul”. (This is where I picked the phrase “Dot Com Moghul” from) John Chow blogs about his tech zone website, results of his experiments with different advertising media, his dinner experiences, investment experiences, miscellaneous stuff from around the internet and lately he has started promoting AGLOCO.

My first visit to the blog was via the celebrated Google whores story. Then, I have scanned a few of his articles and the next thing I did was to add JohnChow.com to my links toolbar of firefox. I have been a regular visitor of JohnChow.com for the past four months and he disappointed only 5 or 6 times, with no interesting stories.

When I have seen his post about purchasing PayPerPost reviews, I was disappointed because my blog does not meet the requirements for becoming a PayPerPost member. But then shortly later, he has made an open offer to all bloggers, that writing a review will pay back by a back link to reviewer’s blog, which resulted in this post.

As said in one other review, John Chow is honest to the core in his posts. I am rewriting the same because a review to his blog is incomplete with out mentioning about his honesty. And one other lesson I have learned from his blog, is “link like hell”. I have visited many of his old posts because they were linked in newer posts. Also, giving links to other interesting sites could fetch your blog returning visitors.

Bottom line, if you are fascinated about wonders internet can make, and want to make it big some day, visit his blog ever day, like me. Else visit it once a week or so, and you will not be disappointed by the updates.

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