My brother has been encouraging me to try to make money by signing up to some of those pay-per-click advertising companies. He told me that he makes about $70 a month passive income on his blog. Well, that sounded rather interesting so I asked him to send me the link to the Home page of the company that he signed up with. I found the site to be most intriguing, but I was concerned about some of the errors that I found on the Publisher page. They were minor spelling and grammatical errors, but I noticed them and I had to wonder what impact those errors would have on the clientele of the company.

I didn’t find any errors on the Advertiser page, though. Just finding the few that I DID find on the other page was a really great reminder to me to run everything that I type through a spell checker and a grammar checker. I’m glad that WordPress has spell check; I wish it also had grammar check. Most of the errors that I find on most pages are simple things that a grammar checker would find, like when to use the word accept and except – they both sound the same but mean different things and are spelled differently. A spell checker wouldn’t find either one of those to be a mistake, but a grammar check should.