yah, i can think of something wrong with what you're doing - no offense, you asked. the problem is that you are unlikely to know much about baby shower bingo cards, and you are unlikely to gain any new valuable insight or quality material to share about baby shower bingo cards. more likely, far more likely, you are going to write a short article with minimal information extrapolated out about things you found while googling baby shower bingo cards
-- but let's give you some more quality prestige: let's say that you spend a week looking into this matter and think of something that you think people might actually want to know -- well, i doubt you had anything valuable to say still, because that's just enough time to get caught up on what others have to say
which is all to say, that the only person you can possibly help is another novice as yourself going in, someone who knows almost nothing about baby shower bingo cards. for such people we have things like wikipedia, and perhaps someone who knows a bit about them will write more.
you see, supposing that i wanted to know about baby shower bingo cards, i would prefer that the kind of content i find is from people genuinely interested in them, genuinely interested in sharing information about them, because those are the people that are going to do a real quality job, and have vested interest in improving that conversation.
if there is little material out there about baby shower bingo cards, and not big of a group, well let the demand grow, and someone actually interested will produce some quality content.
is it wrong? well, it's not that bad, you're not doing anything oh so terrible, and i could say many bad things about advertisers in general, but i have a term for people like you...and that term is noise.
it's quite alright, you can keep doing it if you think it right. It is up us, the people like me, to solve our own problem, to figure out how to get your noise, and those like you, out of our way. It's a bit of a challenging problem, so thanks for giving us all more puzzles to solve.
-- but let's give you some more quality prestige: let's say that you spend a week looking into this matter and think of something that you think people might actually want to know -- well, i doubt you had anything valuable to say still, because that's just enough time to get caught up on what others have to say
which is all to say, that the only person you can possibly help is another novice as yourself going in, someone who knows almost nothing about baby shower bingo cards. for such people we have things like wikipedia, and perhaps someone who knows a bit about them will write more.
you see, supposing that i wanted to know about baby shower bingo cards, i would prefer that the kind of content i find is from people genuinely interested in them, genuinely interested in sharing information about them, because those are the people that are going to do a real quality job, and have vested interest in improving that conversation.
if there is little material out there about baby shower bingo cards, and not big of a group, well let the demand grow, and someone actually interested will produce some quality content.
is it wrong? well, it's not that bad, you're not doing anything oh so terrible, and i could say many bad things about advertisers in general, but i have a term for people like you...and that term is noise.
it's quite alright, you can keep doing it if you think it right. It is up us, the people like me, to solve our own problem, to figure out how to get your noise, and those like you, out of our way. It's a bit of a challenging problem, so thanks for giving us all more puzzles to solve.