Need advice? Who doesn’t? We all need some groupthink help sometimes, and where better to turn than the internet? Now of course, there are already a handful of hive mind sites, but none gets as up close and personal, and might we say entertaining as BlabberMash. This site mixes advice with video.
What you get is an engaging mix of personal rants, complaints, comedy and some solid counsel. Most people really just want to unload and fume rather than ask a question—BlabberMash provides the perfect outlet. Video topics run the gamut from sexual encounters, dating advice and relationship, to fashion problems, family matters and social faux pas. Be amused, laugh, and get some decent advice while you’re at it.
BlabberMash.com In Their Own Words
“Welcome to Blabbermash! Or as I like to describe it, “Advice 2.0”. I created this site because I feel guilty as heck that I can only answer a few of the thousands of emails I get from people who’ve read my columns and books or seen my guest appearances on Today, Tyra and Greg Behrendt (the bazillion-selling author of He’s Just Not That Into You).
One day I realized a lot of the people who write me don’t need an expert’s advice. They just need somebody who isn’t emotionally involved. And then I thought, hmmm, a lot of these emails aren’t even questions — they’re comments and rants.
That’s when the idea for Blabbermash came to me. Why not build a space where users can rant, ask questions and get advice from other people? As you can see from the videos, it’s fun, useful and entertaining. And best of all, I don’t feel guilty anymore!”
Why BlabberMash.com It Might Be A Killer
BlabberMash combines just the right amount of sexual intrigue, cheeky video, and advice to get people highly interested. This is the stuff that people love. Dating, relationships, rants and raves—it’s all there for your viewing pleasure. Funny, amusing stuff, bound to be a hit.
Some Questions About BlabberMash.com
Is this site actually any good for getting real advice or is it more for entertainment? Are these actual people or are they contrived a la Lonely Girl? 
