PayPerPost

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I am sure some of you may have heard of it, however there are some who have not. If you have a blog and have created it a while ago and have managed to update it almost daily, this might be for you.

PayPerPost Introduction:

PayPerPost is a network which connects blog publishers and blog advertisers together. Let’s say you have a PR2 blog that is over 90 days old and do not know how to monetize, well, payperpost can help you with that. You get paid to review other blogs/articles that are listed in their system.

What are The Minimum Requirements?

Your Blog must be 90 Days Old
There must be at least 20 Posts
You must have an archive or easily navigated
Must be written in clear English
Must have a certain quality in your posts
Keep Your “I made $### from this” posts to a Minimum

So after you reach these requirements and sign up, they take a few days to review your blog and poke around until they decide whether or not you are ready for PayPerPost.

How can You make More per Post?

There are a few ways to do this. Increase your Page Ran, Decrease your Alexa Ranking, and increase your previously accepted article ratings. These are the three simple ways of getting more for your posts.

Conclusion:

PayPerPost looks very promising and is a way for potential bloggers to make a bit of money on the side. They also try to encourage bloggers to not write all PayPerPost ads as that is not very attractive to a blog, nor is it fair to your readers, or the advertisers; so try to find some form of a balance and work from there.

Looking at the Marketplace right now, the posts range from $5 USD payouts to the highest one, about $135. So if you haven’t signed up already, give it a shot, add your blog, and see what they can do for you! You Can Sign Up Here. If you wish to sign up without the use of my affiliate link, then the clean one is right here.

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7 Responses to “PayPerPost”

Technologies blog(6 February 2008 at 8:37 am)	1
This service is nice. I’m using it also in my blog. The only one minus is that they pay money only after 30 days.

Chetan(9 February 2008 at 4:06 am)	2
Not got any success with PPP, but do well with reviewme and sponsoredreviews.. Will have to retry with them.

ThinkBlogger(9 February 2008 at 4:10 pm)	3
@Chetan: PPP is alright. I have signed up with ReviewMe on my other blog, and it is great; though this blog is not yet old enough yet I guess. I wish they would state more clearly what the requirements would be for ReviewMe.

Technologies blog(10 February 2008 at 1:41 pm)	4
Can i use all these (payper post, reviewme, sponsored rewievs etc) in one blog?

ThinkBlogger(10 February 2008 at 2:18 pm)

@ Tech Blog:
I would not see why not. I would much rather diversify and be able to get money from various sources rather than put it all into one thing.

However, each of those have a few guidelines which you must follow, and still be able to uphold a certain amount of quality for your blog. I have not even started using those services on this blog because it is still new, however I have used them on a previous blog with much success (all at once).

You just have to keep in mind that the majority (if not, atleast half) of your posts should be content posts. Not only because it is better to follow the guidelines, however, so readers do not get spammed with advertisements, when they want to see quality information.

Kasey(12 February 2008 at 10:42 pm)	6
Hi i wanted to tell you that i absolutely love your blog it’s full of a tonne of great stuff!! I really enjoy reading it.. it’s so good! I also have a blog which i am trying to promote it’s called “Black in the new blog”, dont ask me why.. but i would love it if you could check it out at http://www.blackinblog.com Keep up the great work!

Jason LeDuc(24 February 2008 at 1:09 pm)	7
This is an interesting idea. Thanks for posting this.

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