Anthony G Adams - Blog

Fact: It's HARD to get listed in Wikipedia. So after a year-long battle with their evil content police, this finally exists, and I'm very proud it does:

THC-The Hangover Cure in Wikipedia

Which leads me to another point. I've run into countless Gen-Y social media gurus/ninjas/rockstars/whatever the hip buzzword is these days making vague claims about their success online. When pressed to explain exactly how they make money, they can't point to anything verifiable like this. They revert back to being "Rockstars at Tweeting" or "The Young Successful 20-something World Traveling Cubicle Escaping Ninja." 


Great.

If this is true, if you are making money online, show us. It shouldn't be hard. Show us third party listing from VERIFIABLE sites like Wikipedia. I'm not saying I'm rich, far from it, but people buy my product. My company has cash flow. And it has nothing to do with the quality of my tweets. Or my tweet-to-follower ratio. So if you are 21 and you've made six figures online, that's INCREDIBLE. Now prove it. 


It just doesn't help when your video blogs are being filmed from what appears to be the guest bedroom at your parent's house....