I just obliterated a spam-comment… on a blog post where I was ranting about spam comments!

While it’s true that a lot of spammers probably just use spambots to post their spam links as comments on blogs and other sites, it was mildly amusing anyway.

Let’s see, I should find a way to turn this into a substantive post…

Well, spam comments are a lot like dirt and dust. If you let them gather, and especially if you don’t have something like Akismet to block them, they can really make your blog seem unappealing and unattractive to visitors. It may make them less likely to return to your blog again.

And that’s just like what real dirt and dust can do to a bricks and mortar business. For example, have you ever walked into a local small or medium-sized business and seen a dirty, dusty countertop or display shelf like this?

That’s not very appealing, is it? If you see something like that at a local business, you might want to suggest they look into hiring an office cleaning business. Better yet, perhaps you should offer them your own office cleaning services!

Starting an office cleaning business isn’t hard, and you may already have many of the tools and supplies you’ll need to get started. You may be able to earn a good income, or at least some additional money–and who doesn’t need that these days?–with your own office cleaning business. Watch a video on office cleaning here, or read more at Office Cleaning Income dot Com.

See how I did that? I took a comment about spam and turned it into a product pitch. Bet you didn’t expect that, did you?* Nobody expects the Office Cleaning Inquisition!

And, by the way, when you do start your office cleaning business, don’t forget to ask me about a logo or business cards. I can help you with that too.

*Unless, of course, you read the whole title.

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