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The following is a paid review that is completely my own opinion…

PayPerPost is a website that brings both bloggers and advertisers together in order to create a single portal to connect the two parties. The site is completely free to use and works as an effective marketplace where advertisers and bloggers both have choices.The system works in a simple way - An advertiser posts information about their site/product/service they wish to be reviewed, along with post criteria such as minimum word count and price. Bloggers can then look into the opportunities directory and review the sites/products they qualify for. Once the blogger has completed this, they submit a link to their post and the transaction is complete! Simple really.All posts are then reviewed by Pay Per Post staff. When they are satisfied the job has been completed, the advertisers account is debited and the bloggers credited. Voila!The immediate benefits to advertisors is that they can get access to hundreds of bloggers from around the world and create a frenzy about their product/site/service overnight! To the average blogger, Pay Per Post is a cash machine that they can tap into 24 hours per day…providing they put the work in.Being lazy at first, I decided to sign up for an account and have a quick peep, but nothing more. It wasn’t until I logged back in and earned a few bucks for a short review (here) that I realised the opportunities available to me to earn. I quickly became addicted and intend to try to post a review at least once per week.

At this stage, my only hesitiation is separating the sufficient from the spam. I am curious as to how Pay Per Post intends to ensure bloggers just aren’t writing crappy review for a quick buck and thus lowering the quality, which will in turn lower prices. I’ll be monitoring this situation and will probably post reviews from higher paying advertisers to separate myself.

I would certainly recommend Pay Per Post as a secondary income to your blogging hobby or career…it can be rather fruitful.

Good luck with your persuits,

Khalid.