I did a previous post on how payperpost has been getting more advertisers to offer higher paid opportunities to bloggers.
PayPerPost allows you to take up to 3 sponsored opportunities per blog approved. In the beginning it was rare to find any opps that paid more than $10 - $15. But I guess their marketing department has been working overtime and pitching their services to potential advertisers, and it shows.
You will find some opps coming as high $125, provided you meet the requirements. Most of the time when the advertisers put up posts like these the PR requirements are from PR 5 and up plus Alexa of at least 100,000 and below. The highest opp on PPP right now is for a $1000 offered by PPP themselves for their reality show called RockStartUp.
So if you are blogger with a high PR blog and size able Alexa traffic rankings you can make money blogging with PPP very easily. The advantage PPP has over ReviewMe in this regard is that they only charge a 35% fee, whereas ReviewMe charges a 100% fee, that might explain why I haven’t seen any opps from ReviewMe. But if I get them I’ll accept it provided I like the site to be blogged about.
As a blogger in PPP’s network you are at your complete freedom to choose opps, disclosure is required though.
The one thing concerning PPP is that if you grab a few high paying opps you can easily make $300 - $500 a week which won’t happen that often with other paid to blog services where you have to wait to be picked up.
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Hyder has been blogging for the past two years on this blog. He started Weborithm, his web company, in 2007 and along with designing blogs and websites also releases various web related products.
Mr.Byte on February 21st, 2007
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Yeah its an easy way of making money online, but I moved my blog to my own domain and they still havent approved it(my new domain has PR4). They are keeping silience for more than a month without a word… I dunno what they are upto…
Jeff on February 21st, 2007
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This is very interesting, but I have the same problem as Mr.Byte. My blog does not reach the requirements. One day! Even though money is not my importance at my blog, it is still nice to get some.
It was very helpful reading about your first-hand experience.
Jeff
Mark D on March 9th, 2007
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Francisco Rodriguez on October 14th, 2007
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I’m so happy to see this article as I m very interested in creating a Blog for our website.
I’m curious has anyone used Google’s Adsense to also generate revenue?
Thank You
Francisco