Blogging to your wallet

By now you've probably heard of blogging, or a blog. It short for weblog. A simple way to get your ideas online, to have a small and simple website (though some persons have very complex blogs). Google has an excellent free blog service (which is what I am using right now) www.blogspot.com. So I started blogging about a year ago, I have like five different blogs. As I continued to learn about internet marketing I joined some safelists to advertize my affiliate sites. One day I received an email telling me of how I can make money by posting to my blog. The link led me to www.payperpost.com Advertizers are willing to pay posters to write about their products, and services, using their guidelines and once you meet these guidelines you are paid into your paypal account. This is what the payperpost advertisments look like: blog network So of course I was all excited about this but it took me almost a year of resubmitiing blog site after blogsite till I satisfied the requirements of payperpost.com, you see your blog needs to have a certain amount of unique content, it has to have been online for at least 90 days and it has to have a good ranking with the search engines. I was elated this past week to see that my blog has finally been accepted. You see I used to look longingly at the offers that I knew I could have written about and made some really cool money. To begin with I think I will use the money earned from payperpost to help boost my other online ventures, like paying for ppc advertizing etc. Pay per post is really cool. I am excited about it and really look forward to getting going. The sooner you get blogging the sooner you earning.

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Anonymous said…
Your blog keeps getting better and better! Your older articles are not as good as newer ones you have a lot more creativity and originality now keep it up!
January 4, 2010 at 8:40 PM
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