Blogrush closing down?
According to the owner and founder of Blogrush, John Reese whom started the well growth of success on Blogrush which is a type like some social network service, are closing down. He posted the news on his blogs with a title The Death of BlogRush. Which I think its a sad thing that the well success service website are closing down. Many among us as a webmaster, blogger were also curious and was sad about it.
Today, if you browse or visit the official website Blogrush, it is stated there “BlogRush is Shutting Down“. John, was doing well and the idea of his, are really impressive, a was a successful social network service held for webmaster and bloggers around the world.
BlogRush was first launch and introduce in the late 2007, which is last year, and have grown tremendously, due the idea they are providing, and services. With the widget they provided, blogger or webmaster’s blogs latest post are easily spread through around the world via their services. User can also browse through their website, and look for interesting news, hot topics and some ideas what is going around the internet today. Which is, this also considered as great traffic drive to your website and blogs.
After careful consideration, we have decided to shutdown the BlogRush service. If you have the widget code on your blog you will need to remove it.
When BlogRush launched in late-2007 it spread like wildfire all over the Web. Thousands of bloggers were talking about it and the service exploded to become one of the fastest growing free services in the history of the Web. During the first year of the service it successfully served 3.4 Billion blog post headlines and the BlogRush widget could be found on blogs all over the world; even up until the moment we closed down the service.
BlogRush didn’t grow without its fair share of problems — from security issues to abusive users trying to ‘game’ the system to much lower click-rates than expected. We also had some problems with trying to fairly control the quality of the network, and in the process made many mistakes in deciding what blogs should stay or go. All of these issues, ultimately, limited the service’s full potential.
Our team worked very hard to try and build a service that would truly help bloggers of all sizes get free traffic to their blogs. This was our primary focus. Not once did we ever try to monetize the service with ads or anything else. BlogRush never made a single penny in revenue. We wanted to be able to help our users FIRST and then worry about monetizing the service later. Unfortunately, the service didn’t work out like we had hoped. (It happens.)
from BlogRush
After reading the full message on his blogs and website, he did mentioned “Without trying there can be no success” which is, I fully agree with him. Same goes to many of us, in this world, and internet world, without any trying at all, you wouldn’t whether it will be success or succeed, and if you try to do the things, you would actually at least have some chances of knowing its successful or not. While even if you failed once, it also doesn’t mean that you can’t try again at all, what you should really need to do is, try learn from what went wrong, and by knowing the wrong, make sure you won’t repeat it again. Learning from your mistake its a good way to improving yourself.
Same goes to earning money online, there is no guarantee of workable and 100% sure earn, but at least you’ve tried.
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