Category: Paid blogging
Paid Blogging – Smorty – update
Back in November I wrote about a paid blogging company called Smorty. Earlier this year I logged in to Smorty one day and saw a message stating “No blogs that have PayPerPost articles existing on the blog and no PayPerPost advertising either please”. I was surprised to see it. PayPerPost has opportunities available on a [...]
Paid blogging – Blogsvertise
Fifth in my series on paid blogging is Blogsvertise. I personally have not hear from them much, I don’t think there are many opportunities there. Blogsvertise, at www.blogsvertise.com, accepts applications for blogs that are willing to write about websites, products and services. To be accepted applicants must have a blog older than thirty days that [...]
Paid blogging – Bloggerwave
Bloggerwave is based in Norway. I submitted one of my blogs for approval, which it received.On 10/09/07 I wrote my first post for the company. The post was about Bloggerwave, and was to pay $10. The post was neither positive or negative, it simply included some basic information about applying and writing for them. Since [...]
Paid blogging – Pay Per Post, part I
Third in my little mini series on paid blogging is Pay Per Post. I am doing a review of Pay Per Post as it works now, because it is going to change in the near future. After the changes have been made and have been in place a short while I will probably review it [...]
Paid blogging – Smorty
Continuing my mini series on paid blogging, I’d like to tell you about Smorty. Smorty is another popular company that offers both the chance to advertise on blogs and to blog for money. To blog for money there are some requirements to get your blog approved. Some of the mandatory ones are that your blog [...]
Paid blogging – PayU2Blog
Since this blog has covered how to install wordpress and some other related things, I thought it might be a good time to start a mini series of posts on paid blogging. The first one I will cover is PayU2Blog. PayU2Blog assigns bloggers opportunities, rather than bloggers choosing opportunities. When a blogger signs up he/she [...]
