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RE: How "The Chicken Chick" Monetized Her Blog - Where There Are People, An Economy Develops
We used to have nine chickens but the neighborhood association decided that chickens were "livestock" so we have to get rid of them.
Interests and blogging? What interests me about Steemit is its potential as a "social blogging" venue... blogging+community, where all sorts of content has merit... just like our home towns have a variety of shops and clubs and hobbies.
Personally, I'm a writer-- because I love the written words and sharing stories; I'm also a vintage postage stamp collector, a beach comber, a nature photographer, an artist and a few other things... all of which I add together and call "making a living."
Oh the age old are chickens pets or livestock question. This is a National Problem. ;)
It is great you are a writer. I, obviously am not! However, I am interested if you belong to groups and gangs that hold your interest and if they have become monetized?
I do belong to and/or host some specialty interest groups... but they are not monetized, at least not beyond your basic Google Adsense setup and a few amazon links.
WHAT?! I have no idea where you got the information to write about me, but if you wanted the facts, the responsible thing to do would have been to contact me and ASK ME.
You have NO idea how my advertisers came to be, what motivated giveaways or how I came to be affiliated with veterinarians. You cannot write a story about me without the facts from me as I am the only individual who knows how I have grown my brand.
I will thank you to refrain from inventing fictitious accounts about my brand in the future. The responsible thing to do would be to take down this account that has no basis in fact.
Kathy Shea Mormino
The Chicken Chick®
I would like to know what is specifically wrong or offensive about this post, and maybe you can share with us how your journey did evolve?
Apparently she's been following you for awhile. Why would you lash out at a fan that is giving your brand further exposure and tell them to delete their social networking account?
Some people are weird. Most people would be flattered.
If she is offended, that wasn't my intent, it is a success story. If she wants to set us straight, I would love to see her here.
@thechickenchick - I don't know if this account is real or not, but if it is, you should consider sharing your blog here as well. As you are already on multiple social networks, this one would give both you and your followers a place to interact, while earning some Steem. We could build a great Chicken Community here. :) Looking forward to discussing this with you.
Sadly @thechickenchick you're mistaken. Anyone can write anything about anyone. However you do have legal recourse. If you can demonstrate that someone's words about you are untrue and have caused you loss you will have a tort against them. Sadly, enforcing that via a platform that runs mostly on pseudonyms will be almost impossible.
Wow, that was incredible timing. Welcome to SteemIt. Please do correct me.
Don't hold your breath.
I am not. :)
I'd like to see verification of your identity 'The Chicken Chick'. Post this response on your Facebook page as proof you are who you say you are.