My virtual property

Do you like my blog?

You definitely have many opinions about this blog.

You may think that it is too plain, without a colorful spot.  You may not like my ideas and my writings.

You may wonder why you end up here when you search for virtual property.

The only thing you may not realize is that this blog is my virtual property.

I invest in this blog with my time, and effort, even though I do not have to spend a single cent on it.

Google provides the platform free of charge, and it provides the means to monetize it free of charge.

Even without the monetizing, this blog is still a virtual property of mine.



I write nearly all the posts.  That means I hold the copyright to all the posts in this blog.  Yes, all the posts are published with my pen name, scheng.  All the words and posts in this blogs are my intellectual properties.

If anyone copies word for word without giving due credit to me, under my pen-name scheng and with a link back to this blog, I can make a police report, and go to court to sue.

With monetizing, the intellectual properties become an asset.

An asset produces income.

Look at the side bar on the left, you can see how many page impressions this blog gain.  That is page impressions, and not visitors.

A visitor can read ten posts, and produce ten page impressions.

Even though that does not tell you how much I have gained monetarily from this blog, it does give you an indication of the earning power of my virtual property.

Before you look down on virtual property or virtual asset, take a look at your possessions.

How many items produce income for you?  How many items can make money for you when you sleep?

Your personal Iphone does not earn you an income, since you use it for personal purpose.  You have to pay the bill every month, and the Iphone does not have a resale value if you sell it after a year of usage.  You definitely cannot make a profit for selling away your used Iphone.

If you have a few branded shoes, the same concept applies. All your shoes are liabilities, not assets. You need shoes, but you do not have to buy many pairs.

Unless you can use your shoes to create an income, then the shoes become an asset.

My blog is different.  It does not matter how much you hate my blog.  You can love it.  You can hate it.  But it is a virtual asset.

A virtual asset produces income.

A few cents of earning during my sleeping hours brings much happiness.  This shows that my virtual asset can, and have, made money when I am soundly asleep.

The happiness moment comes when I get the check.  Virtual asset produces real money, not virtual gold.

Real money is concrete.  Real money is real.  Real money benefit’s the owner, which is me.

If you do not have a virtual property to bring cash to you, you can start to create now.  The journey is long, and discouraging.  It requires so much hard work to bring home a penny.  However, a penny soon becomes a dollar. Before long, you are counting in term of tens, and hundreds.

Soon the virtual property produces enough to help you pay off the mortgage.