Paid to Post-Blogitive and PayPerPost
January 29th 2007 06:11
If you are a regular blogger, say own more than a few blogs even, using paid to post opportunities is a great way to make some easy cash. The two that are very reliable, popular and easy to sign up with are payperpost and blogitive.
If you don't know what paid to post opportunities are, let me give you a little background before I move on to these two companies...
You sign up with websites that connect bloggers to different types of advertisers. Advertisers pay the bloggers for a short post about their company and a backlink within the context of the post in order to raise their SEO and page ranking with Google. Normally you're paid about $5 for each post, highest payout being about $20-$25.
1. PayPerPost only accepts blogs that are 90 days old or more. But, if you have a blog that is younger, you can go ahead and sign up, submit your blog and they'll tell you right away when your blog has been accepted! By signing up now, you can start to browse the options and get a better feel for the program before you're approved to start posting.
2. Blogitive pays a straight $5.00 per post. Whereas PayPerPost pays all the way from $5-$30 for posts, depending upon which opportunity you take.
3. PayPerPost also has a lot more options than Blogitive.com. With Blogitive, you wait for them to offer you opportunities and choose out of the ones they've offered you. PayPerPost has hundreds of opportunities available, you choose which one is right for your site, take the opportunity and pending you meet all guidelines stated in the opp. listing you get paid for sure!
Why I like this so much about PayPerPost: By offering bloggers hundreds of opportunities and letting us choose the ones we want, we can potentially choose topics that work with our blog anyway! So they don't look like advertisements, we are getting more content on our blog, and getting paid cash for it! Also,PayPerPost doesn't require that you have two non-PayPerPost posts in between each post. Blogitive does require this.
If you don't know what paid to post opportunities are, let me give you a little background before I move on to these two companies...
You sign up with websites that connect bloggers to different types of advertisers. Advertisers pay the bloggers for a short post about their company and a backlink within the context of the post in order to raise their SEO and page ranking with Google. Normally you're paid about $5 for each post, highest payout being about $20-$25.
1. PayPerPost only accepts blogs that are 90 days old or more. But, if you have a blog that is younger, you can go ahead and sign up, submit your blog and they'll tell you right away when your blog has been accepted! By signing up now, you can start to browse the options and get a better feel for the program before you're approved to start posting.
2. Blogitive pays a straight $5.00 per post. Whereas PayPerPost pays all the way from $5-$30 for posts, depending upon which opportunity you take.
3. PayPerPost also has a lot more options than Blogitive.com. With Blogitive, you wait for them to offer you opportunities and choose out of the ones they've offered you. PayPerPost has hundreds of opportunities available, you choose which one is right for your site, take the opportunity and pending you meet all guidelines stated in the opp. listing you get paid for sure!
Why I like this so much about PayPerPost: By offering bloggers hundreds of opportunities and letting us choose the ones we want, we can potentially choose topics that work with our blog anyway! So they don't look like advertisements, we are getting more content on our blog, and getting paid cash for it! Also,PayPerPost doesn't require that you have two non-PayPerPost posts in between each post. Blogitive does require this.
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